Gynecomastia

[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

[FAQ] About the grade of gynecomastia

2023-02-17T10:29:47+09:00

These 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] About the grade of gynecomastia2023-02-17T10:29:47+09:00
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