Post Gyno Surgery

**tard_zone** · 09-16-2007, 12:04 AM

I had my gyno surgery between 1-2 years ago. I only had gyno on one side of my chest. I'm not sure if the reason for that was because in grade 7 gym class, In the changing room, one of my idiot friends bit my nipple. Does that have any effect on gyno? Anyways besides the fact I still got the surgery on one side. But the problem is, there is still something underneath my nipple but it is not soft like gyno, it is rather tough, and am wondering if i should worry about and if it will ever go away, from other post gyno surgery experinced patients. I think it is scar tissue, but really do not know much about it. I am also currently steroid free.

Thanks, BTW this is my second post tongiht, sorry for all the posts, I took the summer off and am going to school now for my bachelor of physical education. I plan on being a personal trainer alongside with my own bodybuilding goals. Have been busy with school, moving out, and the gym.

**Titan 3** · 09-16-2007, 12:33 AM

Steroid enduced gyno isn't soft. It is a hard lump behind your nipple. BTW.... How much was the surgery, if I may ask?

**dt1974** · 09-18-2007, 02:07 AM

do u have any b4 and after pics of ur chest for the surgery? I and I'm sure a lot of us also would like to see them!

**TexN343** · 09-18-2007, 03:42 AM

lol I have scar tissue from when I was a kid cuz some girl gave me a titty twister but hey I got her back =)

**flex_w** · 09-18-2007, 08:04 AM

lol a guy bit ur nipple what kind of kinky things are you into lmao

**kfrost06** · 09-18-2007, 08:44 AM

My quess would be scar tissue too. Most AAS induced gyno is bilateral.

**tard_zone** · 09-18-2007, 02:33 PM

Originally Posted by Titan 3

Steroid enduced gyno isn't soft. It is a hard lump behind your nipple. BTW.... How much was the surgery, if I may ask?

Didn't pay anything for the surgery, I live in Canada, and health care covered it.

**tard_zone** · 09-18-2007, 02:35 PM

Originally Posted by TexN343

lol I have scar tissue from when I was a kid cuz some girl gave me a titty twister but hey I got her back =)

That seems like the same scenario, except I had some retard bite me. Is it a hard type of tissue beneath your nipple?

**tard_zone** · 09-18-2007, 02:36 PM

Originally Posted by flex_w

lol a guy bit ur nipple what kind of kinky things are you into lmao

I'm not into any kinky things, it's not like I asked him to f*cking do it

**tard_zone** · 09-18-2007, 02:39 PM

Originally Posted by kfrost06

My quess would be scar tissue too. Most AAS induced gyno is bilateral.

Any way to remove scar tissue? I will admit post surgery, it went down a significant amount, so there must have been gyno to an extent. But there is still a small amount of rather hard tissue, the only reason I bring this up is for symmetrical reasons. If i were to compete, would it not work against me, giving the illusion that I have a larger lower chest development on my right side chest. But other than bodybuilding concerns, I still would like it to be symmetrical. Thanks

**tard_zone** · 09-20-2007, 07:25 PM

any comments?

**vitor** · 09-21-2007, 12:43 AM

Your surgeon probaly wasnt the best if alot of scar tissue formed, ive had gyno surgery to w/o any scar tissue...

There is really not much to do about it...But you could try to focus alot on building up your lower pecs more, perhaps as your chest gets bigger from the bottom, this will become less noticebal.

**kfrost06** · 09-21-2007, 09:37 AM

They can do surgery to remove scar tissue and sometimes there are nonadvasive ways to remove(disperse) scar tissue. I had a lot of scar tissue in my quad after I ruptured the muscle and my physical therapist was able to break it up with ultra-sonic and messaging and now it's 95% gone. I would first, do a follow up with the original surgeon and tell him your complaint and if your not satisfied go to another surgeon. I am sure it's stressing you out but remember it's always bigger in your eyes then to the public. GL and keep us updated.