Gynecomastia Surgery
in Rohtak

Swelling, bruising, and mild-to-moderate discomfort as your body begins its natural healing process.

• Rest and minimize unnecessary movement (aside from short, periodic walks to promote circulation)
• Wear the compression garment consistently
• Take prescribed medications as directed

Swelling begins to reduce; mild tightness and itchiness may persist as tissues start to settle.

• Continue light walking to promote circulation but avoid anything more strenuous
• Keep the incision area clean and dry, and avoid scratching
• Attend any scheduled follow-up appointments with your surgeon

Bruising fades noticeably; you'll feel increasingly comfortable and mobile in your daily routine.

• Continue wearing the compression garment
• Gradually increase light activities, avoiding heavy lifting or chest-focused movements
• Monitor the incision area for signs of infection, like redness or unusual discharge

Swelling significantly decreases, and most discomfort resolves. You'll start feeling like yourself again.

• Return to light exercise, such as walking or gentle cardio
• Avoid heavy lifting or strenuous chest workouts
• Check in with your surgeon for a progress evaluation