Los Angeles Gynecomastia

07/29/2026

A rounded chest is one of the key signs of Type 2 gynecomastia.

In many cases, the problem isn't just excess breast tissue. The chest fold that normally supports the tissue has weakened, allowing it to extend onto the upper abdomen.

In this procedure, Dr. Cruise reconstructs the chest fold by reinforcing the underlying support with carefully placed sutures, restoring a sharper, more masculine chest contour.

The best gynecomastia results come from rebuilding the anatomy, not simply removing tissue.

07/28/2026

Not every gynecomastia case is symmetrical.

In this patient, the right side is a Type 2, while the left side is a Type 3 with mild excess skin. That means each side requires a slightly different surgical approach to create a balanced, masculine chest.

By removing the gland and addressing the loose skin through a small incision, Dr. Cruise is able to restore natural chest definition while minimizing scarring.

Every patient is unique, and the best results come from a customized surgical plan.

07/26/2026

Sometimes the biggest problem isn't the gland. It's the skin.

This patient was originally expected to undergo a Type 3 gynecomastia procedure, but a closer examination revealed too much excess skin for that approach.

If only the gland were removed, the chest would be left deflated. Instead, Dr. Cruise removes the excess skin, tightens the chest, and creates a firm, natural contour.

Choosing the right procedure is one of the most important parts of achieving a great result.

07/20/2026

We’re so happy we could be part of Eddie’s journey. 💙 There’s nothing more rewarding than seeing a patient walk away with renewed confidence and peace of mind
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Ready to take the first step? Give us a call today to schedule your consultation and start your own gynecomastia journey. 💪📞

06/22/2026

06/20/2026

Type 3 Maximum Gynecomastia Transformation 💪

This patient was classified as a Type 3 Maximum case, with the right side bordering on a Type 4 due to the amount of excess tissue and skin present.

These before-and-after photos showcase what’s possible with a customized surgical approach designed to restore a flatter, more masculine chest contour.

Every gynecomastia case is different, which is why proper evaluation and surgical planning are so important.

Thinking about gynecomastia surgery? Schedule a consultation with Dr. Cruise to learn your options.

06/19/2026

Not all gynecomastia cases are the same.

In a Type 5 gynecomastia patient, excess skin doesn’t stop at the chest—it extends into the armpit and even onto the back. In these advanced cases, removing gland tissue alone won’t create the best result.

In this video, Dr. Cruise explains:
✔️ How Type 5 gynecomastia is diagnosed
✔️ Why ni**le repositioning is often necessary
✔️ When excess skin must be removed
✔️ How a masculine chest contour is restored

Every patient is different, and understanding your gynecomastia type is one of the most important steps in creating a successful surgical plan.

Ready to learn your options? Schedule a consultation with Dr. Cruise today.

06/18/2026

Should every gynecomastia patient have all of their gland removed? 🤔

Not necessarily.

In some cases, removing too much tissue can create a deflated appearance, especially in patients with looser skin or more advanced gynecomastia. That’s why surgical planning matters.

In this Type 2 case, the patient has good skin quality, minimal excess skin, and a strong pectoral muscle foundation. Because of that, Dr. Cruise explains why complete gland removal is the best option for achieving a flatter, more masculine chest.

Every patient is different. The goal isn’t just removing tissue—it’s creating the best long-term chest contour.

06/17/2026

Type 4 gynecomastia requires more than simply removing breast tissue.

In this case, Dr. Cruise explains how excess skin, ni**le position, breast roll fullness, and chest contour all influence the surgical plan. The goal isn’t just a flatter chest—it’s creating a stronger, more masculine chest shape.

As Dr. Cruise often says: “If the frame doesn’t look good, the picture won’t look good.”

By addressing the skin, contour, and surrounding chest structure, the final result can look more natural and balanced.

Considering gynecomastia surgery? A consultation is the first step toward understanding your options.

06/17/2026

General or Local Anesthesia? 🤔

One of the most common questions we get from gynecomastia patients is whether their procedure will require general anesthesia or if it can be performed under local anesthesia.

The answer depends on several factors, including the severity of the gynecomastia, the amount of tissue being removed, skin quality, and your overall treatment plan.

In this video, Dr. Cruise breaks down the differences between the two approaches and explains how he determines which option is best for each patient.

Considering gynecomastia surgery? Start with a consultation and learn what treatment approach is right for you.