Not really. Except--: If the gynecomastia is fatty and weight-related rather than true glandular gynecomastia, then weight loss will reduce the size of the male chest. Most patients have a combination of fatty and glandular gynecomastia, and weight loss will help only part of the problem--surgery is necessary to remove the glandular component.
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No: If you are normal weight it won't go away.
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