It's almost impossible To tell via pictures if it's gyno or chest fat.
Gyno is denser than fat though so if it's gyno you will feel a difference in the densities of the fat and gyno. Gyno will be harder but still somewhat malleable. If it's chest fat aka pseudo gyno you'll just need to drop your body fat to make it go away. If it really is gyno your options are SERM treatment (nolvadex or raloxifene) or surgery.
Does SERM treatment work? DaSarge said in a comment here that surgery was only treatment for gyno
Yes it does. SERM treatment has been very effective at treating even pubertal gyno years later down the road. Clomid is a weak antagonist in breast tissue so it's not that effective but nolva and ralox are highly effective although it's not guaranteed they'll work in all cases. It's a cheaper and less invasive method than surgery so if it does end up being gyno, you would have a choice of treatment options which include surgery or SERMs.
To answer your question: If it turns out you DO have gyno, then NO there's nothing you can do at this point to reverse/cure the condition other than surgery.
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It's almost impossible To tell via pictures if it's gyno or chest fat.
Gyno is denser than fat though so if it's gyno you will feel a difference in the densities of the fat and gyno. Gyno will be harder but still somewhat malleable. If it's chest fat aka pseudo gyno you'll just need to drop your body fat to make it go away. If it really is gyno your options are SERM treatment (nolvadex or raloxifene) or surgery.
Does SERM treatment work? DaSarge said in a comment here that surgery was only treatment for gyno
Yes it does. SERM treatment has been very effective at treating even pubertal gyno years later down the road. Clomid is a weak antagonist in breast tissue so it's not that effective but nolva and ralox are highly effective although it's not guaranteed they'll work in all cases. It's a cheaper and less invasive method than surgery so if it does end up being gyno, you would have a choice of treatment options which include surgery or SERMs.
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