Best Gynecomastia in Dubai

The procedure

Before surgery

You will first go through a consultation with a qualified plastic surgeon in Dubai to assess your condition. During the initial consultation, your gynecomastia surgeon will: 

During surgery

Gynecomastia surgery in Dubai is considered an outpatient procedure, and the patient usually heads back home after the surgery on the same day. Your surgeon will administer local anesthesia, while intravenous sedation and general anesthesia are other options on the table.

In most cases, there are two most common methods of conducting gynecomastia surgery: through the liposuction procedure in Dubai and the excision technique. Your surgeon will advise on the best method to assist you to achieve your results.

After surgery

Your surgeon will use drains to collect excess blood or fluid, which should be used for about a week or so. You may experience mild to moderate pain for the first couple of days, which can be controlled through the prescription painkillers that you’ll get from your doctor. 

You may return to work after about a week of rest. However, you will still be banned from any strenuous physical activities that may cause tension or friction on your healing incisions, at least for the next two weeks. 

Gynecomastia is a condition that almost every mad dreads. Fortunately, you can get your self-esteem and confidence back by getting the best gynecomastia surgery in Dubai. 

Reach out to some of the best plastic surgeons in the game at Dr. Tarek Aesthetics, and we will give you the body that you so much desire. Schedule your appointment today.

Pre-operative and Post-operative Care For Gynecomastia

Here are the pre-operative and post-operative care for Gynecomastia:

Aspect	Pre-Operative Care	Post-Operative Care
Medical Evaluation	1. Complete blood count 2. EKG if necessary based on age and medical history. 3. Hormone profile if required.	Monitor for any complications or abnormalities in vital signs.
Medications	1. Avoid aspirin, NSAIDs, or any blood thinners. 2. Stop any medications that might exacerbate gynecomastia after discussing with the physician.	1. Pain relief as prescribed by the doctor.<br>2. Antibiotics to prevent infections.
Dietary Restrictions	Fast for 8-12 hours before the surgery if general anesthesia is being used.	Maintain a balanced diet and ensure adequate hydration.
Counseling	Understand the procedure, risks, and expected outcomes. Ask any questions and set realistic expectations.	Follow-up sessions to assess emotional well-being and satisfaction with the results.
Hygiene	Shower with a mild antiseptic the night before and the morning of the surgery.	Keep the incision areas clean and dry. Regularly change dressings as advised.
Clothing	Wear loose and comfortable clothing on the day of the surgery.	Wear a compression garment as prescribed by the surgeon to minimize swelling.
Physical Activities	No need for specific restrictions, but get adequate rest.	1. Avoid strenuous activities and lifting for several weeks. 2. Resume exercise as advised by the surgeon.
Follow-up Appointments	Schedule the surgery and any necessary pre-op consultations.	Regular check-ups to monitor healing, remove stitches (if non-absorbable), and assess results.
Complications to Watch For	N/A	1. Signs of infection (redness, warmth, discharge). 2. Excessive swelling or bleeding. 3. Unusual pain or discomfort.
Emotional Preparedness	Understand that post-surgery, there might be temporary scars, swelling, or asymmetry.	Seek support groups or counseling if feeling depressed or unsatisfied with results.