Male surgery refers to a class of surgeries developed specifically to address concerns around male anatomy, such as enlarged or glandular breast tissue (gynaecomastia) or a lack of contour in the chest or abdomen. Male surgeries may be appropriate for men whose excess tissue or fat causes a physical or aesthetic concern, or if they are looking to achieve greater definition or contour.

Some of the more common male surgeries performed at the CREO Clinic include male breast reduction, pectoral implants, and liposuction. These surgeries may involve excision of glandular tissue or the targeted removal of fat deposits. Augmentation of contour can involve the use of implants or fat transfer.

To allow for bespoke treatment plans aligned with patients’ clinical and cosmetic needs, every CREO Clinic patient is assessed via a one-to-one clinical consultation. During this consultation, your plastic surgeon will explore the various options that are suitable for your case, outlining the realistic possible outcomes of either a single or combined procedure.