This is likely to be pseudogynecomastia, which occurs due to excess fat deposition in the chest area rather than glandular breast tissue.
True gynecomastia involves enlargement of the breast gland and is usually firmer, sometimes tender, and may be associated with hormonal imbalances.
Since your condition appears to be persistent and likely related to fat accumulation, it generally improves with weight loss. However, to rule out true gynecomastia and to evaluate the need for any intervention like liposuction, it’s best to consult a plastic surgeon.
Answered2025-05-17 11:43:43
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