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Reconstructive Surgery For Moobs

This may sound silly but when I weighd 330 I didn't have Moobs but now that I am at 250 I got Moobs!! Is there reduction surgery for men?

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There is surgery for everything. I would guess they would do skin removal, which would leave scarring below the breast line.

Hopefully another man will respond with this... I know I've seen a few on the board who got reconstructive surgery afterwards.

I'm like you man. The weight loss has created a nice set of boobies on me. Not something I was thinking about with weight loss. If I ever want to wear a snug tshirt again I will have to have surgery. I don't think bench presses and flys are going to fix this.

when I was 16 I was just 5 lbs overweight and I had moobs...so when I look the next 85 lbs...sounds like I'll have them again. I definitely will have to have them chopped off...

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I will most likely get that done when I reach goal but I have a really great set of Airborne wings tatoo on my chest and really don't want it messed up

id rather lose the boobs ....I CANT WAIT UNTIL THE MOOBS ARE GONE.

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