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Gender Affirming Mastectomy: Guidelines for Testosterone Use Before and After Surgery

2024-12-24T10:01:37+09:00

Planning for gender-affirming mastectomy? Learn how to manage testosterone therapy before and after surgery to ensure a safe and smooth recovery. At Evita Clinic, we provide personalized care, including hormone level tests and expert guidance on testosterone therapy. Your safety and comfort are our priorities.

Gender Affirming Mastectomy: Guidelines for Testosterone Use Before and After Surgery2024-12-24T10:01:37+09:00
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Gynecomastia Surgery and Seroma: Causes, Management, and Recovery

2026-02-05T15:28:17+09:00

Seromas are a natural part of the recovery process for many gynecomastia patients. With appropriate care, they usually resolve on their own. At Evita Clinic, we offer expert guidance and personalized care to help you recover confidently. If you have any concerns about your recovery, don’t hesitate to reach out to our team.

Gynecomastia Surgery and Seroma: Causes, Management, and Recovery2026-02-05T15:28:17+09:00
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Use of Steri-strips After Gynecomastia Surgery

2025-01-27T01:18:45+09:00

Learn how Steri-Strips help reduce scarring and support optimal healing after gynecomastia surgery. Get expert guidance and tips from Evita Clinic.

Use of Steri-strips After Gynecomastia Surgery2025-01-27T01:18:45+09:00
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[FAQ] Childhood obesity and gynecomastia

2025-01-24T09:46:21+09:00

Adolescent 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] Childhood obesity and gynecomastia2025-01-24T09:46:21+09:00
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