Gynecomastia Surgery in Jacksonville

Compare Gynecomastia Surgery providers in Jacksonville across Jacksonville, Ponte Vedra Beach, Jacksonville Beach, and neighboring areas, with typical local pricing and public Google ratings for each one. See the range before you call.

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Gynecomastia Surgery in Jacksonville typically costs $5,500-$9,000 per treatment ($5,500-$9,000).

Top Gynecomastia Surgery providers in Jacksonville

Jacksonville Beach · 32250

Beaches Facial Plastic & Nasal Surgery Center

1361 13th Ave S # 125, Jacksonville Beach, FL, 32250
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Jacksonville · 32216

Contemporary Plastic Surgery: Vaishali B. Doolabh, MD, FACS

7035 Southpoint Pkwy, Jacksonville, FL, 32216
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Jacksonville · 32205

Dr. Clayman's Plastic Surgery Center and Miracle Spa

2726 St Johns Ave Suite 101, Jacksonville, FL, 32205
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Jacksonville · 32256

Dr. Hardy’s Plastic Surgery Center

11512 Lake Mead Ave, Jacksonville, FL, 32256
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Fleming Island · 32003

Fleming Island Plastic Surgery

1715 Eagle Harbor Pkwy B, Fleming Island, FL, 32003
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Jacksonville · 32216

Jacksonville Plastic Surgery

3599 University Blvd S #1600, Jacksonville, FL, 32216
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Jacksonville · 32246

James E. Hardy M.D. Plastic Surgery

9722 Touchton Rd #202, Jacksonville, FL, 32246
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Jacksonville · 32216

Michael J. Duffy MD - Jacksonville Plastic Surgery by Duffy

6867 Belfort Oaks Pl, Jacksonville, FL, 32216
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Jacksonville Beach · 32250

Patrick L. Basile, M.D. Plastic Surgery & Wellness

3316 3rd St S Suite 104, Jacksonville Beach, FL, 32250
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This page lists 9 Gynecomastia Surgery providers across Jacksonville Beach, Fleming Island and nearby areas.

Pricing shown is estimated based on Jacksonville regional averages unless marked "Provider verified." Ratings and review counts are public Google ratings. Always confirm pricing directly with the provider.

What is a Gynecomastia Surgery?

Gynecomastia surgery flattens and reshapes a male chest where breast tissue has developed. Most procedures combine liposuction to remove fatty tissue with direct removal of the firm glandular tissue behind the nipple, usually through a small incision at the edge of the areola. When there is significant loose skin, skin is removed as well, which adds scarring. It is a same-day procedure under general anesthesia or heavy sedation.

The key distinction is what the tissue actually is. Firm, rubbery tissue behind the nipple is glandular, and it will not respond to liposuction alone, diet, exercise, CoolSculpting or any fat treatment. Soft, fatty fullness sometimes can be treated with liposuction alone. A surgeon can usually tell the difference in an examination, and most patients have some of both.

One thing to take seriously before any cosmetic consultation: enlargement on one side only, rapid growth, a hard or fixed lump, skin dimpling or nipple discharge needs medical evaluation first, because male breast cancer exists. Gynecomastia can also be driven by medications, anabolic steroids or hormonal conditions, and an unaddressed cause can bring it back after surgery.

How much does a Gynecomastia Surgery cost in Jacksonville?

Gynecomastia surgery in Jacksonville typically starts at $5,500 and ranges up to $9,000 depending on how much glandular tissue and skin needs to be addressed.

Liposuction‑predominant case
Small gland excision
Starting at $5,500
Gland excision with liposuction
The most common combination
$6,500‑$8,000
With skin removal
Larger cases, nipple repositioning
$8,000‑$9,000+

Last updated August 2026. Estimates reflect Jacksonville regional averages and Get Clear Beauty provider data — read how we estimate prices.

What to ask your provider

Frequently asked questions

Can I fix this with liposuction or CoolSculpting instead?
It depends on what the tissue actually is. If your chest fullness is soft and fatty, liposuction can treat it and non-invasive fat reduction may help. If there is firm, rubbery tissue behind the nipple, that is glandular and it will not respond to fat treatments of any kind. A surgeon can usually tell the difference during an examination, and most people turn out to have some of both.
Will it come back?
Once the gland is removed it does not grow back. What can change the result is a new cause. Significant weight gain, anabolic steroid use or a hormonal change can create new fullness. This is why surgeons want to know why it developed in the first place before operating.
Does insurance ever cover this?
Sometimes, and only in specific circumstances. Some carriers cover documented glandular gynecomastia that has persisted, causes pain, and meets their own criteria, while many classify it as cosmetic and exclude it outright. Coverage depends entirely on your individual policy, so confirm with your insurer directly. The prices shown here are cash prices.
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