Non steroid induced gyno?

[galactus]

I'm not sure this the right place is talk about my situation, I know there is a gyno forum. But I think my problem is rather specific and believe it will educate others who may have be in a similar situation. I apologize in advance if I did not post in the right place.

First of all I have been working out 3 years, I am around 14% body fat, and I have not done a steroid cycle yet. I am concerned about what is clearly gynecomastia, and i have consulted cosmetic surgeon about it to confirm it. They have told me it is 3500 for the surgery. I feel slight discomfort in my nipples bordering on pain, and I really want to get rid of this gyno as I have become quite self conscious about it. But I also want to take 1 Oral cycle with stanozolol and dianabol. My question is if after the surgery I where to take the cycle, would my predisposition towards gyno possibly cause it to return?? Should I abandon steroid use all together? Or would taking the cycle and using proper pct guarantee that I would be gyno free for life? My assumption is that I shouldnt take the cycle before surgery as it could exacerbate my current condition and possibly make it worse. Can any offer any advice, i'm sure there are others in a similar situation that would benefit from my inquiry. Thank you in advance.

[InsaneInTheMembrane]

It's a good question so this is more of a bump to help get your thread going.

But as for my humble and uninformed .02 cents , I believe a gyno surgery can remove the breast tissue and it's gland for good, so that gyno won't be a problem again... however, this is from what I've read around here... you'll need someone with direct experience/knowledge to really tell you..

cheers

[*El Diablo*]

Ask Taiboxa! he offers free advise

[AthleticEngineering]

Good question. I have no idea. Bump.

[RapaciousShark]

If your surgery is an excision + liposuction your chances of getting gyno again are less, but still there. Normally they'll remove 75-90% of the glandular tissue, depending on how big it is, and leave little still in there so your nipples don't invert like craters. That remaining tissue can grow again like a lizard's tail. I've read on other forums about dudes getting multiple gyno excisions. On the plus side new fat can't grow in lipo-sucked areas so you wont grow boobies, just lumps. If I were you I'd run an Ant-E thru my whole cycle and do a full-length PCT every time and u should be fine.

[D-Unit 39]

Hasn't Letro been effective at reversing pre-existing Gyno for some people? Maybe try that and see if it helps before spending $3500 on the surgery?

[galactus]

Thanks for your replies. I have heard that a near complete excision of the gland will severely limit the possibility of gyno returning. The doc I went to actually said thats what most people do, but there is the possibility of the nipple caving in. Which he said is only a 10% chance that such a thing would happen. He showed me before and after pics, and most of them looked pretty good. It seems like a very common procedure I dont think it should be too complicated. Has anyone here had experience with the operation before? Anyway thanks again for your responses.