3 Tips To Find A Suitable Gynecomastia (Gyno) Surgeon Before Getting Your Surgery!
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
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My name is Jacob McDonald and I want to welcome you to my UA-cam channel.
In this series of videos I take you through my gynecomastia surgery and post-surgery recovery journey.
My story goes like this. I developed gyno through the onset of puberty at around 12 years old and dealt with the sh*t that came with it for 15 long years.
That included various levels of bullying throughout my school years, never feeling comfortable without my shirt on and an extreme anxiety surrounding wearing anything that wasn't dark in colour because all I could ever focus on was my nipples.
It wasn't until I started going to the gym regularly at around 18 years old that I decided to do some research and figure out exactly what this was, why I had it and what I could do about it.
I eventually found out about gynecomastia surgery not long after that and due to my particular case not improving or changing at all since developing it at 12 years old I knew that if I wanted to fix this properly I would one day need to get this surgery.
The surgery was always out of reach due to the price and I also began to just live with it and accept my body. However my love for bodybuilding and training in the gym grew over the next few years and at the age of 24 I competed in my first bodybuilding show.
I can safely say that at this point I was living life without too much of a worry because I had learned to accept it which comes with age and maturity, but certainly still lived with the anxiety around wearing light coloured clothing etc.
I reduced my body fat down to single digits for the first time in my life at this point and realised that I may have what people might describe as a "minor" case of gyno but in my mind, it was even more pronounced.
I knew that if I wanted to get back on a bodybuilding stage one day that I would need to get the surgery done.
I was eventually able to find a surgeon that offered a drastically reduced price due to the surgery being covered somewhat by Medicare which is Australia's version of government subsidised health care.
I finally decided to book the surgery and in November of 2017 at 26 years of age I had the procedure done.
My recovery was a rocky one. It tested me mentally like I had never been tested before and through that I decided to bring my experience to my UA-cam channel.
That was one of the toughest things I've ever done but it did help me due to the support I received at the time and now has also gone on to help thousands of other men dealing with the same issues I faced.
I faced depression, anxiety, regret, disbelief, and many more emotions throughout the recovery process but managed to stay strong and if there is one thing I can say with the upmost confidence as I sit here today, that would be that the surgery was still worth it.
I want you to make the right decisions when it comes to choosing a surgeon, preparing your body prior to surgery and looking after it after surgery. Do what I say, not what I did.
I've made a video playlist on my UA-cam channel titled "GYNECOMASTIA" for you to find easily.
Thanks for watching my video and have a great day!
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I’m looking into gynecomastia surgery and hopefully will get it done in the next year or so.
I have a question for any guy on here who either has/had gyno:
My gynecomastia began at age 12 when I started puberty. I’ve heard that pubertal gyno goes away once puberty is done, but I’m 23 and still have it.
*Is it common for other men who got gyno at the start of puberty, to STILL have it past puberty like me?*
Yh i got gyno at puberty too, at 16yrs old my doctor told me i would out grow it if i hit the gym but 3yrs of gym work just made it look worse tbh. Anyone who says gyno will go away is just straight up lying. Im 23 now and hopefully getting surgery this winter
@@StanwOrth308 Thank you. I’m glad to hear my situation isn’t unique.
Did you fined ware you are getting it done and how much are you going to be paying
@@Chris-vy5qq So unfortunately I won’t be able to get the surgery until another year from now. It’s because of my physical job and how it’ll take me long as hell to accrue 2 weeks off of paid leave.
It should cost me between $7-10K where I’m located.
I’m just going to use this year to get in even better physical shape, so by the time I have this stupid gyno removed my body will look incredible.
yo i hope you see this! i was obese at 255lbs and am now 192lbs, my chest area got smaller but still have moobs, idk if its gyno or just fat, should i wait to lower my body fat to get the surgery?
You can’t just jump to surgery. If you suspect you have gyno, see a doctor and get examined. Then you can decide on a course of treatment.
How long after surgery could you train full throttle again?
Hey Jacob ! Greetings from India.
I got my surgery done and a week after I removed my bandages, I could still feel hardness like the gland is still present in the right side of the chest. Its very disappointed to feel that again. Its completely normal on the Left side. What could it be. I had my surgery on 09 January 2024.
What would you say is a reasonable price for surgery in Australia? I have the little lumps/ glands behind the nipples.
I was quoted over $10k from a place in Brisbane.
I was blown away by this.
It's like less then 1 k usd in India
@@ABHI121djsI would just have concerns with the quality of the work. But I'm sure there would be better Drs for a higher price
Is there any way to contact you I have a couple quick questions. I’d like to send some photos and get your opinion…
What’s you’re Twitter or social network? I can show you my gyno surgery results & you can show the world how this surgery literally changed youre life
I mean this video is on UA-cam. So he’s already showing the world his journey, no?
is it possible after gynocomestia surgery anyone facing infertility?
wtf why would they? makes no sense at all
Yes because removing breast tissue would stop your sperm production. What a dumb question 😂
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