Crater Complication Deformity from Gynecomastia Gland Excision
Crater Deformity Complication
The gland in mammals is located behind the nipple areola. Removing gland alone can leave a hole or crater defect. Dr. Bermant prefers to concentrate on gland first and then use the artist's pallet of his Dynamic Technique to prevent such disasters. We see many such crater defects from around the world.
Crater Defect Complication That Shows On Flexing Muscles
Crater Complication Deformity Scar shows on animation. Just tightening his pectoral muscles creates the crater scars from skin adhesions. Move your cursor over smaller images to see the defect.
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Crater Defect Complication Obvious Even With Muscles Relaxed
Some Crater Defects are so pronounced that they are deformed even with the chest relaxed. Move your cursor over smaller images to see the defect.
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The wall of the Crater Complication has fat, skin, and scar. Weight gain tends to make a deeper hole. Weight loss can narrow the gap, however, on animation the adherence defect still shows. The adhesion scar complication is an extreme form of Male Inverted Nipple Deformity.
Some Crater Defects can be improved with Revision Gynecomastia Surgery. Options depend on the original problem, what was done, how you healed, what local tissues are available for reconstruction, and other factors.
The best way to deal with a Crater Complication is prevention.
The Gynecomastia Surgery Complications seen here are from operations done by other doctors. Choosing your Plastic Surgeon is very important. Dr Bermant sees many patients from around the world who prefer his techniques. We are glad to help you explore your concerns during a consultation or Preliminary Remote Discussion where we review your information and Standard After Chest Surgery Pictures.
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