Gynecomastia Surgery In Bangalore | Midas Cosmetic Surgery Clinic

Gynecomastia: Advanced treatment options and FAQ’s

May 15th, 2026 Dr Madhu Kumar no comments

Diagnosis (Clinical + Imaging Approach) =============================== A comprehensive diagnosis includes: Physical examination Hormonal profile (Testosterone, Estrogen, LH, FSH) Ultrasound or mammography Differentiation from male breast cancer Advanced Treatment Options 1. Non-Surgical Management Observation (especially during puberty) Hormonal correction Medication 2. Surgical Treatment (Gold Standard) For persistent cases, surgery provides permanent correction. Techniques: Liposuction – Removes […]

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Freedom from Embarrassment – Gynecomastia Surgery in Bangalore

November 12th, 2015 Dr Madhu Kumar no comments

Gynecomastia is a medical condition where the breasts seem to be obviously enlarged in many males. Gynecomastia in Bangalore could be either due to hormonal changes which usually occur during the onset of puberty in teenagers, which can gradually disappears over the period of 6 months to a year. Is some teenagers, it persists and is labelled as ‘Idiopathic […]

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Man Boobs & Gynecomastia Surgery: Facts Revealed

July 1st, 2015 Dr Madhu Kumar no comments

“Disgrace”. “Embarrassment”. “Lack of self confidence”. Just a few of the terms men suffering from Gynecomastia in India are subjected to. It’s really disheartening to note that many men in India suffer silently and face humiliation in the society on account of breast enlargement or man boobs syndrome. Personally, I have encountered few of my friends who have always struggled with this problem since […]

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Man Boobs Treatment in Bangalore- No Longer a Subject of Ridicule

March 24th, 2014 Dr Madhu Kumar no comments

A Greek word which translates as ‘men having breasts’, the word Gynecomastia in India evokes dread in the minds of men. It is a condition observed widely affecting almost 65 percent of teenage boys which later on revert back to normalcy in one or two years and are not really a cause of great concern. The […]

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