Asymmetric Gynecomastia is the second type of Gynecomastia. Like bilateral Gynecomastia, this condition is also very common in teenagers due to the uniform boost of testosterone. This uneven testosterone boost causes an imbalance between the testosterone level (the hormone responsible for suppressing the effects of estrogen) and the level of estrogen (the hormone responsible for the enlargement of breasts).

The main cause is genetics, which means that if any member of your family, like your father or grandfather, had this same issue, and then it's very much possible that you will suffer from the same situation. Asymmetric Gynecomastia is quite similar to bilateral Gynecomastia, but the point that separates it is the sheer seriousness. Bilateral Gynecomastia is a case where one breast is enlarged. At the same time, the other is normal, but in this type of Gynecomastia, the enlargement of breast tissues is seen in both the breasts. Due to this, one might have two enlarged breasts at the same time.

 Procedure:

1. Administration of anesthesia, usually local but some doctors prefer general.

2. The affected area is marked and bordered, and the area is incised.

3. The nipple area of the patient is cut for removing the fat tissue

4. It is also subject to foaming.

5. A cannula tube is inserted into the small incision.

6. Then the excess fat is treated with the caloric deficit with the help of a suction tube. This is the reason why the excess fat melts.

7. After the excess fat is burned, the incisions are dressed.

 Benefits:

1. It increases the self-confidence and self-esteem of the patients.

2. The patients get the lasting results from this procedure.

3. They have more clothing options

4. It leads to an increased rate of spermiogenesis in teenage and young adults.

5. It increases pituitary secretions.

6. It affects hypothalamus in a positive way.