Male Chest VASER
A specialist protocol for enlarged male chest tissue, restoring a flat, firm, masculine chest.
Enlarged male chest tissue, often referred to as gynaecomastia, is a mix of fatty tissue and firmer glandular tissue. Treating the fat alone leaves a residual disc behind the nipple, which is why a specialist protocol matters.
We use VASER to address the fatty component and remove the glandular tissue through a small, discreet incision, tightening the skin where needed. The procedure is performed under local anaesthetic with same-day discharge and a compression vest worn afterwards.
- Persistent chest fullness despite training and weight loss
- A firm disc of tissue beneath the nipple
- Puffiness or prominence of the nipple area
- Avoiding fitted shirts, swimming or the gym
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Photographs and videos are published with patient consent. Individual results vary and are confirmed with you during your complimentary consultation and Body Report.
Male Chest VASER: your questions answered.
Anything not covered here is answered in person during your free consultation and Body Report.
- Will this treat gynaecomastia? +
- Yes. Male chest VASER targets the fatty and glandular fullness that creates the appearance of gynaecomastia, flattening and defining the chest.
- Is it done under general anaesthetic? +
- No. It is performed under local anaesthetic as a walk in, walk out day case with same-day discharge.
- How long until I can train chest again? +
- Light activity within days, with full upper-body training usually resumed around four weeks after your clinician's sign-off.
- Are the results permanent? +
- The treated tissue does not return. A stable weight and hormonal health preserve the result long term.