Has anyone used AAS after having gyno surgery?

[hossienda]

If so, what has your experience been like? Did the condition return or did you not have any problem using AAS afterwards? I realize that there are different types of surgery, such as lipo only to remove chest fat and/or actual gland removal which tends to be more permanent from what I’ve read. I’m concerned because it’s likely that I’ll be having the surgery within the next couple months. As of right now, BCBS insurance is going to cover it. Just curious what your first-hand experience is like regarding this issue. Plus it will help me come up with some good questions to ask the surgeon.

Thanks in advance.

 

[GorillaGenetics]

a guy i was talking to last night actually told me that after gyno surgery its a lot harder for it to come back and he has done a few cycles since his surgery

 

[mindstar]

I had gyno surgery when I was a kid and started cycling in my late 20's. Haven't done a tonne of gear nor a huge number of cycles, but it's never been an issue for me since.

 

[617ricky]

It's really gonna come down to the skill of the surgeon, and whether or not he removes the entire gland and all the breast tissue.. If he does remove it all, the chance of you ever dealing with gyno again is pretty low, even with AAS.. I wanna say it would be impossible, but I'm not positive.. If he doesn't remove the actual glands tho, you could get gyno again, probably in the same way and time-frame you got it the 1st time around..