Male Breast Reduction —
A Quiet, Discrete Correction.
Gynecomastia — over-developed or enlarged male breasts — is common at any age. It can result from hormonal changes, heredity, disease, or certain medications. Surgery is discreet, effective, and performed in our private accredited facility.
- $7K–$12K Approximate range
- No hospital Private facility
- 28+ Years in practice
Common in Men
of Any Age.
Gynecomastia is a condition of over-developed or enlarged breasts in men. It can be the result of hormonal changes, heredity, disease, or the use of certain drugs.
Gynecomastia may cause emotional discomfort and impair self-confidence. Some men may even avoid certain physical activities and intimacy simply to hide the condition. The condition may be present in one breast or both.
It is typically characterized by excess localized fat, excess glandular tissue development, or a combination of both.
Good Candidates
Share These Traits.
Physically Healthy
You are physically healthy and of relatively normal weight.
Realistic Expectations
You have realistic expectations of what the surgery can achieve.
Stable Development
Your breast development has stabilized (adolescents may benefit, though secondary procedures may be needed if development continues).
Not Correctable Otherwise
Your condition cannot be corrected through alternative medical treatments.
No Impairing Conditions
You do not have life-threatening illness or medical conditions that can impair healing.
Non-Smoker, Non-Drug User
You are a non-smoker and non-drug user, with specific goals for improving the physical symptoms.
$7,000–$12,000 — Everything Included.
The approximate cost is $7,000–$12,000, depending on the technique required and whether excess fat, glandular tissue, or both are being addressed. Individual results may vary.
What causes gynecomastia?
Gynecomastia can result from hormonal changes, heredity, underlying disease, or the use of certain medications or drugs. It is common in men of any age and can be present in one or both breasts.
How is it treated surgically?
Depending on whether the condition is primarily excess fat, excess glandular tissue, or a combination, the surgical approach may involve liposuction, direct tissue excision, or both. Dr. Huq will recommend the appropriate technique at your consultation.
How much does male breast reduction cost at NPSC?
The approximate cost is $7,000–$12,000. This is an all-inclusive, transparent quote covering surgeon, accredited facility, and anesthesia.
Am I a candidate?
Good candidates are physically healthy, of relatively normal weight, non-smokers and non-drug users, with realistic expectations. Breast development should be stable — adolescents may benefit from surgery, though secondary procedures may be needed if development continues.
A Private
Conversation About a Private Concern.
Gynecomastia surgery is a highly individualized procedure, and you should do it for yourself. Dr. Huq and our Patient Care Coordinator will handle your consultation with the discretion it warrants — assessing your anatomy, answering your questions, and creating a personalized surgical plan.