Refinement Techniques for Male Chest Definition Using Ultrasound-Assisted Liposuction: A 4-Year-Experience

Background: This study investigates the aesthetic outcomesand safety of ultrasound-assisted liposuction (UAL)in male chest definition for gynecomastia. Recognizing theimportance of patient satisfaction and safety, the research exploresthe integration of UAL with a systematic zoning strategybased on gynecomastia severity.Objectives: The primary aim is to assess aesthetic outcomespost-surgery, with specific objectives focused on gynecomastiaseverity classification, pre-and post-operativeasymmetry, chest anthropometry changes, surgical procedures,complications, and patient satisfaction.Patients and Methods: A cohort of 42 male participantsunderwent UAL for gynecomastia, with demographic data,severity classification, and chronic illness recorded. Pre- andpost-operative asymmetry, chest anthropometry, surgical procedures,complications, and patient satisfaction were meticulouslyevaluated.Results: Demographically, the cohort exhibited a meanage of 33.25 years and a BMI of 27.95. Gynecomastia severityvaried, with 9.5% fatty, 19% glandular, and 71% mixed breastdensity. Significant differences were observed in pre-andpost-operative asymmetry, chest circumference, and areolardiameter. Surgical procedures aligned with established practices, including fat aspirated volume and duration. Complicationswere infrequent, with a 59.5% patient satisfaction rate.Conclusion: The integration of UAL with a systematiczoning strategy demonstrates favorable aesthetic outcomesand safety in male chest definition for gynecomastia. Thestudy supports the continued exploration of UAL in refininggynecomastia procedures, with the need for larger-scale investigations.