- Physiological gynecomastia which is common in newborns, adolescents, and elderly people is self-limited and requires no treatment.
- Puberty gynecomastia is reversed after a certain age, but if it doesn’t go away in 2 years , mostly a surgical intervention is required.
- If gynecomastia is caused by an underlying medical condition, treating the cause will fix the issue.
- In more severe cases, surgery is recommended for a better outcome.