LIFT AND TIGHTEN YOUR CHEST

Gynecomastia is excess glandular breast tissue in the male chest. It can be genetic, caused by environmental factors, or develop with weight gain. AirSculpt ChestLift can address this concern.

It’s hard to tell on your own — and often it’s a combination of both. The best way to know is a physical exam at your consultation, where your provider can determine whether you’re dealing with excess fat, excess tissue, excess skin, or a mix.

Most likely not. Many men with gynecomastia or excess chest tissue have already tried. Working out builds the chest muscle underneath, but the issue with gynecomastia is the tissue sitting above that muscle — and no amount of training will resolve that. AirSculpt® ChestLift™ is designed to address that excess tissue directly.

Yes, but placement is strategic and depends on your degree of excess tissue versus excess skin. For some patients, the scar can be hidden around the areola. For others, a slightly longer scar is needed. Your surgeon will discuss your specific scar pattern at your consultation.

Recovery is quick. You can return to work or daily activities within 24 to 48 hours. Hold off from the gym for 2 to 4 weeks, depending on which procedure you have. Your surgeon will give you a personalized timeline at your consultation.

AirSculpt® ChestLift™ uses local anesthesia, so you stay awake the entire time. Skipping general anesthesia is safer, eliminates anesthesiologist fees, and lets your surgeon maneuver you to ensure even results.