Gynecomastia Calculator

Are you interested in learning more about what grade of gynecomastia you may have and what your estimated cost for surgery will be? Our Gynecomastia Grade Calculator can help.

Gynecomastia comes in different stages, ranging from mild to severe, and treatment costs vary based on the complexity of your case. By answering a few quick questions, you can get a better idea of your gynecomastia grade for surgery.

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Please Note: This tool is for informational purposes only and should not replace a professional medical evaluation by a board-certified plastic surgeon.

How enlarged are your breasts?(Required)

Mild enlargement: A small amount of excess tissue, with only slight puffiness or protrusion.

Moderate enlargement: Noticeable fullness, with the chest rounded but not fully developed.

Significant enlargement: Clearly breast-like in shape, with a pronounced protrusion.

Severe enlargement: Large, heavy, and fully developed breasts that are very prominent.

How much excess skin is present?(Required)

No sagging or excess skin: The skin remains firm, with no noticeable looseness.

A small amount of loose skin: Slight sagging, but your chest still has a fairly tight appearance.

Moderate sagging: The skin noticeably droops, especially when standing upright.

Severe sagging: Skin hangs down significantly, sometimes creating visible folds.

How are the nipples and areolae positioned?(Required)

Normal, centered on the chest: Nipples sit naturally in the middle of your chest.

Mild downward shift: Nipples point slightly downward but still mostly forward.

Moderate downward shift: Nipples clearly face downward, below the chest midpoint.

Severe downward shift: Nipples hang significantly lower, often pointing straight down or toward the abdomen.

Does your chest feel heavy or cause discomfort during physical activity?(Required)

No discomfort at all: Your chest feels completely normal with no extra weight.

Occasional mild discomfort: You feel some heaviness during intense workouts but not daily.

Noticeable heaviness or discomfort: Movement or exercise causes clear strain or pulling in your chest.

Significant heaviness or strain: Daily activities, like walking or standing for long periods, cause discomfort or pain.

When looking at your chest from the side, how does it appear?(Required)

Mostly flat with slight puffiness: Minimal projection while chest is still mostly flat.

Some projection, not fully rounded: Outward shape but doesn’t look fully like a breast.

Rounded, noticeable breast-like shape: Your chest has a clear, rounded contour resembling breasts.

Fully developed breast-like shape: Chest has significant outward projection, appearing much like female breasts.

How does your chest look when wearing a fitted t-shirt?(Required)

Not noticeable under clothing: Your chest appears flat and unremarkable in any shirt.

Slightly visible in tighter shirts: Some puffiness shows in snug clothing but is not obvious.

Clearly visible in most shirts: The shape of your chest is noticeable even in casual clothing.

Very obvious and difficult to hide: Your chest creates a visible outline in nearly all types of shirts.

How would you describe the appearance of your nipples?(Required)

Slightly puffy but mostly flat: The areola may be slightly raised but doesn’t protrude much.

Moderately puffy, slightly rounded: The areola and nipple have more volume, making them look fuller.

Very puffy, rounded, and protruding: Nipples and areolae are noticeably raised, creating a dome-like shape.

Large, stretched, and sagging significantly: The nipple area appears enlarged, with skin stretching downward.

How does your chest feel when pressed or squeezed?(Required)

Soft with a small, movable gland under the nipple or just soft and fatty: Your chest feels mainly soft with little to no firm tissue.

Moderately firm, with a distinct glandular mass noticeable under touch: There is a firmer lump under the nipple that feels different from regular fat.

Firm and rubbery tissue throughout the chest that extends outward: The chest feels uniformly firm with a springy texture.

Large, dense, solid-feeling glandular tissue: The chest is very firm and thick, with little movement when pressed.

How soon are you looking to get surgery?(Required)

As soon as possible: I’m ready to move forward

Within the next 3-6 months: I’m seriously considering it

6+ months from now: I’m researching my options

I’m not sure: Just gathering information for now

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