What is the best approach for gynecomastia at 20?

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One-sided breast enlargement, starting in adolescence and not having improved over several years, is at your age often consistent with gynecomastia, which is the growth of breast tissue related to hormonal changes during puberty.

While this usually fades after one or two years for many teenagers, long-standing tissue does not usually shrink on its own. It is generally harmless, but it could be uncomfortable or make someone self-conscious.

It is a good idea to see a healthcare professional, such as a general physician or an endocrinologist, who can examine you to rule out less common causes, and they may recommend routine hormone or health tests if necessary.

If no underlying issue is found and the appearance continues to bother you, a specialist can discuss possible treatment options, which may include surgical correction. You should maintain a healthy lifestyle to support overall well-being, but it usually cannot reverse long-standing gynecomastia. Since this has been present for several years, an in-person medical evaluation can help you understand your options and decide on the best next steps.

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