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Could you tell me if i work on my upper body a lot at school in the gym, will my 'man boobs' go down at all?
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Yes, if overweight: Yes, if your manboobs are secondary to excess weight. If you have hormonal imbalance as the cause then that has to be treated. For those cases that donot improve the option is surgical correction by subcutaneous excision or liposuction in some cases.
Answered 8/9/2013
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If weight loss: Doesn't help, see a plastic surgeon about a gynecomastia reduction surgery.
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