6. Gynecomastia Grades 1 and 2: Evaluating Surgical Outcomes by combining Glandular Excision with Liposuction
Riaz Ahmed Khan Afridi1, Zahra Tauqeer1, Sadaf Obaid3, Saddam Hussain2, Arifa Afzal1 and Bakhtawar Kakar1
ABSTRACT
Objective: This study evaluates the results of integrating liposuction with glandular excision for grade 1 and 2 gynecomastia, focusing on both complications and patient satisfaction.
Study Design: Observational study
Place and Duration of Study: This study was conducted at the Plastic Surgery clinic, Institution Based Private Practice, lady Reading Hospital Peshawar from April 2023 to December 2023.
Methods: The study included 40 participants aged 18 and above, specifically targeting individuals with grade 1 and 2 gynecomastia, as well as idiopathic cases. Data was recorded in a specified Performa and was analyzed using spss version 20. All enrolled patients underwent same treatment involving both liposuction and glandular excision.
Results: age range observed was between 19-27 years, with grade 2a as the most prevalent grade observed (n=28), followed by grade 2b (n=7) and grade 1 (n=5). A total of 85% patients considered the procedure satisfactory. The observed complication rate was 10%, with hematoma, nipple retraction, and asymmetry being the most frequently encountered issues.
Conclusion: A uniform surgical approach was employed for all the patients, resulting in satisfaction of the majority, as their concerns were effectively addressed.
Key Words: Liposuction, Glandular Excision, Gynecomastia
Citation of article: Afridi RAK, Tauqeer Z, Obaid S, Hussain S, Afzal A, Kakar B. Gynecomastia Grades 1 and 2: Evaluating Surgical Outcomes by combining Glandular Excision with Liposuction. Med Forum 2024;35(3):27-30. doi:10.60110/medforum.350306.