***Prices are subject to change without prior notice.

• Preoperative consult and care

• Room charges: Operating room use, Recovery room, Scrub & Circulate nurse

• Accommodation for 2 days 1 night: Room, Nursing service charges, Other service charges and meals (if allowed by surgeon)

• Medical equipment and medical supplies necessary for the procedure

• Anesthesia: Pre-anesthetic drug, Anesthetic Medical Gas (Oxygen, Nitrous Oxide)

• Medication: Routine medication used for the procedure and during admission only

• Doctor fees: Surgeon Fees, Anesthesiologist Fees

Gynecomastia .

2 days 1 night

After surgery, you will be wrapped in elastic bandage or a gauze dressings and surgical bra. A small tube may be placed in each breast to drain blood and fluids for the first day or two. The extent of the post-operative swelling and bruising depends on whether you tend to bruise or swell easily. The amount you can expect varies for each individual but past surgeries or injuries should be a good indication. Applying cold compresses or ice packs will reduce swelling and relieve discomfort. Many patients use a watertight plastic sandwich bag filled with frozen berries or peas. Regular icing is the key to relieving swelling.
The bandages will be removed a day or two after surgery. In most cases, stitches will be removed in one to three weeks. Sometimes the surgeon will use only dissolvable sutures. If breast skin is very dry following surgery, moisturizer can be applied several times a day, but the suture area must be kept dry at all times.

Swelling and skin discoloration around the incisions generally will subside in a few days. After surgery, there may be a temporary loss of sensation in the nipples and breast skin. If it occurs, this condition will improve with time. Sutures will be removed within two weeks of surgery.