Medical Information
[FAQ] Why Should You Quit Smoking Before and After Surgery?
evitaclinic2025-04-22T12:15:21+09:00Why is smoking cessation before and after surgery?
[FAQ] Childhood obesity and gynecomastia
evitaclinic2025-01-24T09:46:21+09:00Adolescent gynecomastia affects 20–30% of teenage boys, with most cases resolving spontaneously within a year. However, about 10% may develop persistent breast enlargement due to factors like obesity, chronic stress, and certain medications. Childhood obesity, if unaddressed, often continues into adulthood and raises the likelihood of gynecomastia. Moreover, research suggests that up to 30% of cases could be tied to a genetic predisposition, underscoring the importance of early lifestyle interventions and awareness of family history.
[FAQ] Before surgery for gynecomastia, FAQ Top 3
evitaclinic2024-06-03T00:12:12+09:00Before surgery for gynecomastia, we have collected the three most commonly asked questions.
Gynecomastia Surgery Covered by Korean National Health Insurance
evitaclinic2025-04-29T18:12:44+09:00Foreigners living in Korea may be eligible for Korean National Health Insurance, which can significantly reduce the cost of gynecomastia surgery—especially for grade 2 or higher.
[FAQ] Do protein supplements or alcohol cause gynecomastia?
evitaclinic2023-02-20T10:07:11+09:00Protein supplements may also be one of several causes of gynecomastia.
[FAQ] About the grade of gynecomastia
evitaclinic2023-02-17T10:29:47+09:00These grade of gynecomastia vary slightly from person to person. The surgical method should be selected according to the patient's age, muscle mass, recovery period, lifestyle, and patient's needs. In this regard, you will consult with a specialist and make a decision.
[FAQ] How to Self-Diagnose Gynecomastia
evitaclinic2025-05-09T01:03:46+09:00Wondering if you have gynecomastia? This illustrated FAQ shows you how to check for male breast gland enlargement at home. Learn the difference between fat and gland — and when to see a specialist.
[FAQ] How much mammary glands are removed in gynecomastia surgery?
evitaclinic2023-02-14T12:06:50+09:00In gynecomastia surgery, the mammary glands must be removed as much as possible. However, it does not remove 100%, and the complex just below the nipple must be left. For that reason, Dr. Jeon explains.
[FAQ] Why does Dr. Jeon prefer areolar incsion in gynecomastia surgery?
evitaclinic2023-02-10T14:56:48+09:00This explains why Dr. Jeon of Evita Clinic prefers peri-areola incision.
[FAQ] How long after gynecomastia surgery can I workout?
evitaclinic2025-11-19T21:48:53+09:00Dr. Francis Jeon of Evita Clinic explains when to start taking medication or exercising after gynecomastia surgery.