| Procedure | From | What it includes |
|---|---|---|
| Gynecomastia surgery (liposuction and/or gland) | $45,000 MXN | All-inclusive |
| Assessment consultation | $800 MXN | Fixed price · charged separately |
6-month interest-free instalments (MSI) are available with participating Mexican credit cards (Visa, MasterCard, American Express) on treatments and surgery over $6,000 MXN. Terms are confirmed at your assessment consultation.
"All-inclusive" means operating theatre and facilities, pre-operative laboratory work, the post-surgical recovery package and follow-up until discharge — not the surgeon’s fee alone. Approximate figures in Mexican pesos, current for 2026; results may vary from person to person. Every figure published on this site is approximate and is not a quote. Any procedure or treatment first requires a private assessment consultation with Dr. Arístides Arellano —$800 MXN, charged separately— and it is at that consultation that the definitive cost of your case is determined.
What does male breast reduction cost in Mexico?
From approximately $45,000 MXN with Dr. Arístides Arellano, plastic surgeon in Puebla. The figure covers both sides of the chest — gynecomastia is almost always operated bilaterally, aiming for symmetry — and it is all-inclusive: theatre, pre-operative labs and the recovery package are inside it.
It is usually an outpatient operation: you go home the same day, wearing a compression vest.
What the price includes — and what it does not
Included: operating theatre and facilities, pre-operative laboratory work, the compression vest, the post-surgical recovery package and follow-up visits until discharge.
Not included: the assessment ($800 MXN, charged separately), and hospital and anaesthetist fees if the case calls for a hospital theatre. If your case requires hormonal work-up to rule out an active cause, those studies are indicated separately at the consultation.
Why does the price vary? The grade decides everything
Gynecomastia is not one operation — it is three possible gestures, and your grade defines which ones you need.
- Fat only (pseudogynecomastia): solved with liposuction — the simplest scenario and the starting point of the published figure.
- Fat + gland: the firm disc under the areola does not come out with liposuction; it is excised through an incision at the areola’s edge. The most frequent case.
- With excess skin — after major weight loss or in advanced grades —: skin must also be removed and redraped; the operation grows, and so does the budget.
Beware of cheap quotes that only include liposuction: if there is gland and it is not excised, the lump shows more on an already-thinner chest — the technical error that produces the most revision surgeries.
Wasn’t the gym cheaper?
If your chest is only fat, losing weight improves it — and that is always the first honest recommendation. But gland does not respond to diet or exercise: no caloric deficit dissolves glandular tissue. If you have trained for years and the chest is still there, it is probably not a discipline problem but a tissue one — and that is examined in two minutes at the assessment.
Why can’t the exact price be given without seeing you?
Because it depends on the grade — how much fat, how much gland, how much skin —, the type of anaesthesia, and whether the case calls for a hospital theatre. The assessment costs $800 MXN, is charged separately, and you leave it with the grade diagnosis and the definitive written cost. Every figure published on this site is approximate and is not a quote. Any procedure or treatment first requires a private assessment consultation with Dr. Arístides Arellano —$800 MXN, charged separately— and it is at that consultation that the definitive cost of your case is determined.
Related pages
- Gynecomastia in Puebla — grades, technique and recovery.
- Liposuction cost in Mexico — the body-contouring table.
- Full price list · Medical tourism
Want the number for your case? The grade is examined at the consultation, not over the phone.
Book an assessment on WhatsAppInformative content; it does not replace a medical consultation. Results may vary from person to person. Every published figure is approximate and does not constitute a quote.