 Good morning everyone, Dr. Solier in Beverly Hills. We have this fine young gentleman here today and we're doing gynecomastia. Now he's in his mid-20s. He's had this since he was 12. You could see he's got fat all around here and I could feel the gland right in there. Same thing with this one. He's got the fat here, he's got the gland here. This is persistent gynecomastia of adolescents. Some people, during their adolescent year, when their hormones are changing, they get gynecomastia and when it persists over two years, then they become persistent gynecomastia of adolescents. So what we're doing today is we're gonna go make a small hole here, clean this out, small hole here, clean this out. He works out, he's muscular, look at that. Those are huge, he's got huge pipes, look at that. So it's not that he doesn't work out and he's not athletic and everything. It's just the hormones and the body's tissue. So we're gonna take that out, take out the gland and it's gonna be a great day. Stay tuned. So I want you guys to see the right compared to the left. The right side, we've taken out all the fat. Here we still have the fat on the left and I want you to see the gland. That's the gland right there. I could see it right there, outline right there, that's the gland. So we're gonna take out the fat here. We took out 250 cc's of fat on the right. We're gonna take out about the same on the left and then we'll retract the gland. Stay tuned. You can see everything is nice and flat, very thin but except right there, that's where the gland is. So now we're gonna go after the gland. The left one is gonna be bigger than the right but first we'll start on the right. So here on the left you could see a lipo everything. You could see how the gland is sitting lateral chest right there. You could see it, I could squeeze it. Look, everything else is so thin except right there. That's where the gland is and I can literally play with it like right there. Onster gland to be as thin as possible. Look at how thin I got him. You could see my thumb inside and out. You could see it poking through. He's very thin, there's always, you have to be careful, not too thin, not too thick but we're getting him as thin as possible there. So here's the gland on the right side. Look at the fibrous material. It's all fibrous, very little fat on it and this was laying around there in there like that. It's all removed. You could see how much flatter his chest is. This side was even bigger. Look at how big this one was. It was humongous, look at that. And you could see again, very little if any fat around the edges but the substance itself is that fibrous gland tissue that has grown. This has grown due to hormones. I don't know if it was, it had been on some steroids as a kid for asthma. So this is just growth due to hormonal issues and you cannot lose this by weight loss because it's not fat. But you could see the incision is perfectly placed between the dark and the light. Once I have him completely closed, no one is ever going to know that he had any kind of incision.