Before & After Photos

Even at a mild grade, gynecomastia can create a noticeable roundness that changes the way clothes fit and how you feel without a shirt. Dr. Reilly removed the excess gland tissue through a minimally invasive approach, leaving this patient with a noticeably flatter and more defined chest. It's a subtle but significant difference that makes all the impact.

Grade 3 gynecomastia on a larger frame can cause significant chest projection that's impossible to hide, even under layers of clothing. Dr. Reilly used a combination of tissue excision and liposuction to dramatically reduce the volume and reshape the chest wall. The side-by-side profile view shows just how much contour was restored in a single procedure.

This is one of the most advanced cases of gynecomastia, with severe tissue overgrowth and visible sagging that weighed heavily on this patient both physically and emotionally. Dr. Reilly addressed the condition with extensive gland removal, liposuction, and skin tightening to eliminate the excess and create a much flatter chest profile. Cases like this show that even Grade 4 gynecomastia can be treated with life-changing results.

The before photo shows clear projection from the chest wall, a hallmark of Grade 3 gynecomastia. Dr. Reilly reshaped the area with tissue removal and liposuction, bringing the profile much closer to flat. The difference from the side view alone tells the full story.

This patient had moderate gland tissue that created a rounded, puffy look from the side. Dr. Reilly removed the excess to produce a clean, flat profile that blends naturally with his frame. The after photo shows zero visible projection from the chest wall.

A pointed, cone-shaped chest is one of the most common and frustrating presentations of Grade 2 gynecomastia. Dr. Reilly targeted the dense gland tissue behind the nipple to eliminate that forward projection entirely. The after photo shows a smooth, natural contour with no telltale puffiness.

You can see the puffy, raised look around both nipples in the before photo, a classic sign of Grade 2 gynecomastia. Dr. Reilly removed the gland tissue to flatten the chest and reduce the areola puffiness. The result is a firmer, more toned look that sits naturally on his frame.

On a larger, muscular frame, Grade 2 gynecomastia can look like extra fullness that no amount of chest work will fix. Dr. Reilly removed the tissue to give this patient a tighter, more sculpted chest. The after photo shows a clean shape that matches the rest of his build.

The before photo shows heavy tissue buildup that caused the chest to hang well past the natural chest line. Dr. Reilly performed tissue excision and skin removal to pull everything back into a much flatter position. This kind of change can make a real difference in how a patient feels day to day.

Grade 2 gynecomastia on an average frame often shows up as a soft, rounded curve that stands out most from the side. Dr. Reilly used gland excision to bring the chest back in line with the rest of the body. The profile now sits flat with no leftover fullness.

The before photo shows puffy, widened areolas and soft tissue sitting on top of an otherwise well-built chest. Dr. Reilly excised the gland behind each nipple so the skin now lies flat against the pec muscle. The definition that was always there finally shows through.

For a bodybuilder, this type of tissue creates a frustrating contradiction. The chest muscles are there, but the gland on top rounds everything out and hides the work underneath. Dr. Reilly removed it so the actual pec shape could come through clean in the after photo.

Puffy nipples are one of the most common reasons men seek out gynecomastia surgery, even at a lower grade. This patient had noticeable nipple protrusion that made fitted shirts uncomfortable and shirtless situations stressful. Dr. Reilly removed the gland tissue directly behind each nipple, and the after photo shows them lying completely flat.

Grade 1 cases like this one are easy to dismiss because the tissue isn't dramatic. But that small bump in the before photo is enough to show through a t-shirt and make someone self-conscious every day. Dr. Reilly's gland excision erased the projection completely, and the side profile now runs straight from collarbone to stomach.

This patient had the muscle and the low body fat, but the nipples still pointed outward instead of lying flat. That's a telltale sign of gland tissue that no workout routine can fix. Dr. Reilly removed it, and now the chest has the sharp, angular look this patient was after all along.

From the side, even a small amount of gland tissue can break the straight line from the chest down to the abdomen. That's exactly what was happening here. After Dr. Reilly's excision, the bump is gone and the profile runs flat from top to bottom.

A case this advanced required full gland removal, liposuction, and significant skin excision to address the volume and sag. The horizontal scars visible in the after photo are typical of Grade 4 procedures where large amounts of skin need to come off. Those incision lines will continue to fade over time, and the tradeoff for a flat, reshaped chest is one most patients are glad to make.

The before photo shows soft, rounded tissue that blurred the natural lines of this patient's chest. After gland excision with Dr. Reilly, the chest sits wider and flatter with clear separation between each side. The overall shape went from soft and undefined to angular and proportional.

On a larger frame, Grade 1 tissue can sometimes fly under the radar. But this side view tells a different story, with a clear point at the lower chest that shouldn't be there. Dr. Reilly excised the gland and the after profile is completely smooth from top to bottom.

Both sides carried noticeable fullness in the before photo, with the left side sitting slightly larger than the right. Dr. Reilly corrected the asymmetry and removed the gland tissue on both sides to even everything out. The after photo shows a balanced, flat chest with both nipples sitting in the same position.

The before profile shows tissue that had begun to fold over the lower chest crease, a sign that the condition had progressed well beyond mild. Dr. Reilly combined excision and liposuction to pull the chest back in and eliminate the overhang.

At first glance, this might look like a normal chest. But compare the lower edge of each pec in the before photo and you'll notice how the tissue rounds off instead of cutting in. Dr. Reilly cleaned up that margin with gland excision, and the after shows a tighter, more squared-off pec line.

This patient is lean with very little body fat, which made the small gland deposits behind each nipple stand out even more. On a thinner frame, there's nowhere for that tissue to hide. Dr. Reilly's excision removed it completely, and the after photo shows a chest that finally looks as lean as the rest of his body.

The before photo shows heavy tissue on both sides with significant sag that pulled the nipples downward. Dr. Reilly performed full gland excision, liposuction, and skin removal to reshape the entire chest area. The horizontal incision lines in the after photo are only necessary in these severe Grade 4 cases where excess skin needs to be cut away, and they will fade steadily over the months that follow.