Frequently Asked Questions
Having Gynecomastia can be a humiliating, confidence shattering, condition. But you are not alone, and you have options! Gynecomastia affects an estimated 30-40% of males at some point in their lives. Gynecomastia can be a common side effect of steroid use, prescription medications or can be a result of genetic hormonal imbalances. Whatever your cause is, we have your solution!
What is Gynotech's Gynecomastia Treatment?
Gynotech's Gynecomastia Treatment is a topical serum, designed to direct target gynecomastia masses. The serum is applied directly onto the breast mass. This approach ensures the formula is absorbed directly into the problem area, where it goes to work breaking down the built up estrogen the breast tissue. Quickly and effectively reducing the size of the gynecomastia mass.
How does the serum work?
Many of our clients have abused anabolic steroids, or use TRT (Testosterone Replacement Therapy), which can lead to the development of gynecomastia. Certain prescription medications can also lead to the development of gynecomastia. Gynecomastia results when excess testosterone converts to estrogen in a process called aromatization. The formula we use works by blocking the aromatase enzyme which converts androgen (testosterone) into estrogen, and aggressively reduces the estrogen in the tissue it is being applied to. This in-turn reduces the size of the gynecomastia mass.
How long does it take to see results?
Many users start seeing results after the first week of use, however we recommend users complete 16 weeks of treatment for their initial treatment phase...and it doesn't hurt to keep a bottle on-hand for maintenance should your gynecomastia return.
Are there any side effects?
Side effects should be very minimal if you follow our How To Use Guide. Application area tenderness is common, but should be mild. Some users have reported a mild smell to their breath, something like whiskey or metal. This is a normal, and harmless, response to the ingredients in our formula...though is considered to be an unpleasant side effect of our treatment.
