Mondor's disease is a rare but harmless condition that can occur after surgeries like gynecomastia or top surgery. It causes a cord-like vein under the skin, often with mild discomfort. While it may seem concerning, this condition is temporary and naturally resolves over time with simple care like massage and warm compresses. Learn how to identify and manage Mondor's disease for a smoother recovery.
Post-surgical adhesions after gynecomastia surgery can cause skin dimpling, restricted movement, and even changes in skin color due to impaired blood circulation. Unlike BioBond, which dissolves within 2-4 months, adhesions may persist for over six months. This post explores their causes, symptoms, prevention strategies, and treatment options, with expert insights from Dr. Francis Jeon. Learn how proper massage, exercise, and medical interventions can help manage adhesions effectively.
Evita Clinic offers a convenient process for same-day consultation and gynecomastia surgery, ideal for international and long-distance patients. With personalized care, experienced surgeons, and partnerships with local hotels for discounted stays, we ensure a smooth and safe surgical experience in Seoul.
Discover the essential post-operative care routine after gynecomastia surgery. Learn when to return to work, how to manage fluid leakage, the importance of a compression garment, and tips for a smooth recovery. Our friendly guide covers everything from safe exercise to when to contact your surgeon. Let Evita Clinic support your journey to a healthier, more confident you!
Gynecomastia Grade 3 surgery at Evita Clinic involves liposuction, gland removal, and skin resection to achieve a flatter, more natural-looking chest. Dr. Francis Jeon emphasizes the importance of post-surgery exercise to prevent the 'crying chest' effect and maintain optimal results. Learn more about our personalized treatment approach.
A surgical drain is a small tube placed under your skin during procedures like Tummy Tucks, Gynecomastia, or Breast Surgery at Evita Clinic. Its main purpose is to remove excess fluid from the surgical area, which helps reduce swelling and promotes faster healing. You will need to empty the attached collection bulb several times daily and carefully record the fluid amount – this information is crucial for your surgeon during follow-up visits. While wearing the drain might feel slightly awkward, it is secured by a stitch and typically not painful. The drain is usually removed after 3 to 5 days, depending on your surgery and when the fluid output decreases significantly. The removal process is quick and generally involves only minor discomfort.
Male breast surgery scars vary significantly depending on the grade of gynecomastia. From nearly invisible scars in Grade 1 to anchor-shaped incisions in severe Grade 4 cases, understanding your condition helps set realistic expectations. Learn how each grade affects the surgical approach and scar outcome—and how proper aftercare can minimize scarring.
Recovering from gynecomastia surgery is just the beginning—rebuilding your chest with the right exercises is key to achieving a firm, sculpted look. Learn how to safely strengthen your pectoral and serratus anterior muscles, prevent sagging, and optimize your post-surgery results!
Wearing a compression garment after gynecomastia surgery is essential for reducing swelling, preventing skin irregularities, and ensuring smooth healing. This guide explains how long to wear it, how to care for it, and tips to maximize its effectiveness — including solutions for skin irritation.
At Evita Clinic, gynecomastia treatment goes beyond surgery. Every patient receives a comprehensive post-operative pathology exam that pinpoints the cause of breast tissue enlargement and rules out any potential abnormalities, including the rare possibility of male breast cancer. This meticulous approach ensures you receive personalized care and peace of mind.
