09/24/2026
Gyno or chest fat? Sometimes the answer is both.
That matters, because removing glandular tissue alone does not automatically address fullness coming from fat around the rest of the chest.
This patient had true gynecomastia beneath the ni**le-ar**la complex plus additional fatty tissue across the chest, so Dr. Beck combined gland excision with chest liposuction.
Two different tissues. Two different jobs.
The gland needed to be fully removed. The surrounding fat needed to be reduced and blended so the entire chest could be addressed, not just the area directly behind the ni**le.
And this is where a good surgical plan starts: figuring out what is actually causing the chest fullness before deciding how to treat it.
If you’ve lost weight, trained your chest, changed your body composition, and you’re still thinking, “Why is this still here?” it may not be as simple as body fat.
At SCULPT in Frisco, we can determine whether you’re dealing with gland, fat, or a combination of both and build the surgical plan from there.
Still not sure what you’re looking at? Call SCULPT at 972-272-8578 to schedule a gynecomastia consultation with Dr. Beck.