Male breast reduction

Cosmetic surgical procedures

Removes excess skin, fat, or glandular tissue to correct projecting or drooping breasts
Enhances the volume of the pectoral major muscles to give a stronger, more masculine look

Excess breast volume caused by fat only may be corrected with very small scars using liposuction. This may also tighten the skin a little.
Excess breast glandular tissue is usually removed with a scar around the lower nipple.
Moderate or large excesses of skin are corrected by removing the excess skin. This often leaves long scars. Sometimes, excess folds in the armpits or mid-back (usually, in advanced age or after large weight losses) are removed by extending the scars to the back.
Flat pectoralis muscles are enhanced with exercise (heavy weight lifting) and sometimes with insertion of semi-firm (the consistency of “gummy bears”) implants placed below the muscles.
Limitations
If visible scars are to be avoided, it is sometimes best to leave some fat to prevent excessive sagging of the skin
Pectoral implants provide only a moderate amount of muscle enhancement. Regular weight-lifting with heavy weights is necessary for optimal muscle bulk.
It is sometimes possible to feel or to see pec implants that are too large
Weight gain may cause some increase in breast volume

Removes folds of skin and fat
Improves body proportions
Improves mobility, hygiene, ease in finding flattering clothing, and comfort
May improve sexual relations
Reduces facial jowls and cheek hollowness; eliminates neck wattle
For women, improves the shape, position and size of breasts; for men, reverses droopiness of breasts and enhances pectoral definition
Eliminates abdominal folds, improves the shape of the belly button, and tightens stomach muscles
Improves the shape, size and position of the buttocks
Eliminates folds of the inner arms, mid-back, lower back, armpits, inner and posterior thighs, and upper and inner knees