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How to Reduce Puffy Nipples (Gynecomastia) Without Surgery [2020]

by Oskar Faarkrog, ISSA Certified Personal Trainer 382 Comments
puffy nipples before after

Throughout all my teenage years and early 20s, I had puffy nipples that were visible in t shirts.

Needless to say, they had a massive impact on my confidence.

I was anxious to take my shirt off at the beach.

I didn’t want to have a girlfriend, because I didn’t know how she would react when she saw my soft chest.

Also, I had really bad posture.

I slouched my shoulders forward to try and hide my puffy nipples, but that just made me look worse.

After years of suffering with puffy nipples, I decided that enough was enough.

I wanted to get rid of them, and enable myself to live a good life.

Today, my chest looks great, and my puffy nipples are barely visible anymore!

Puffy nipples

In this article, I will teach you the following things:

  • The 2 reasons to why you have puffy nipples.
  • The importance of optimizing your hormones before even considering any surgical procedure.
  • How to improve the aesthetics of your chest naturally with training.
  • Why all man boobs pills like Gynexin and testosterone boosting pills are scams and a waste of money.

Let’s get started:

Why You Have Puffy Nipples (2 main reasons)

Before I move onto explaining how I reduced  the size of my puffy nipples, you need to know WHY you have them in the first place.

If you have puffy nipples, they are a result of one of the following  two things:

  1. Excess body-fat in your lower chest area.
  2. A medical condition called Gynecomastia. (Gynecomastia is a development of a gland in your lower chest as a result of hormonal imbalances during puberty or steroid usage).
  3. A combination of 1 + 2. (I personally had Gynecomastia).

So, how do you know which one YOU have?

  • If you carry a lot of fat, you most likely have puffy nipples because you’re overweight. Once you lose the fat and build muscle mass in the right places the puffiness will either disappear or be drastically reduced.
  • If you’re lean, you most likely have puberty-induced gynecomastia. In this case, you have to work on optimizing your testosterone:estrogen ratio while building muscle mass on the upper chest.

To find out which one you have, simply put two of your fingers around your nipple and squeeze. (Put the fingers right behind the nipple like in my picture below):

checking for puffy nipples

Checking for gynecomastia

If you have gynecomastia, you will be able to feel a “lump” or “gland” moving inside your chest.

If not, consider yourself lucky, and now I’ll explain why:

Gynecomastia usually occurs during puberty as a result of hormonal imbalances (or from steroid usage).

In most cases, puberty-induced gynecomastia disappears by itself within 2-3 years when hormones settle.

However, in a small amount of cases (I believe it’s about 10%), the gynecomastia doesn’t go away in 2-3 years!

I’m one of these 10%: I got gynecomastia at age 13 and it never went away naturally.

If you’ve had gynecomastia for more than 2-3 years, there’s only one 100% solution: surgery where they remove the glandular tissue.

And if you’ve had it for less than 2-3 years I have great news for you: You are still within the time-period where this can be reversed naturally by optimizing your natural testosterone levels.

The surgery is a quick 30 min procedure that can be done with local anaesthesia and the recovery time is typically around 7-14 days.

The price of a surgery like that is usually 3000-6000 USD.

No amount of fat loss will remove your gynecomastia, since it’s glandular tissue and not fat tissue!

Glandular tissue vs normal male breast tissue

Fat loss won’t help if you have gynecomastia as a result of glandular tissue

However, if you have a mild or moderate case of gynecomastia like I used to have, you can still build a GOOD-looking chest without investing 3,000-6,000 dollars in surgery.

Surgery should only be done if you are still dissatisfied with your chest after spending a few years packing on muscle mass in the right places and losing body-fat!

You need to go through the process of optimizing your body naturally first because if you go in and get surgery before optimizing your hormones naturally, the gynecomastia gland can come back after surgery.

And if you are one of the guys who got man boobs because of excess body-fat, chances are that your hormones are out of whack too.

Therefore, it’s very important that no matter what your starting point is, you go through the process of natural hormone optimization, fat loss and exercise first.

You have to attack the root cause of man boobs which is a high conversion of testosterone into estrogen.

And this is done without any pills or powders. The most important elements of optimizing the testosterone:estrogen ratio are diet, training and sleep.

Here are some of the symptoms of low testosterone/high estrogen levels:

  • Hard time gaining strength and muscle mass on the upper body.
  • Excess body-fat around the lower waist and lower chest.
  • Man boobs.
  • Weak skeletal structure (small ankles, wrists and shoulders).
  • Lack of morning wood.
  • Brain fog / ADHD.
  • Depression.
  • Anxiety.
  • Sleep problems and low energy levels.
  • Skin problems such as acne.
  • Mood swings.

As you can see, the symptoms of low testosterone are nearly identical to being skinny-fat:

skinny-fat

Having low testosterone is common today among young men and that’s a problem because testosterone is the master hormone of men.

It controls all major functions in your body and men with low testosterone on average have much more health problems such as high cholesterol, high blood sugar and high blood pressure and live much shorter lives.

Therefore, your physique is an overall image of your health markers.

The root cause of low testosterone is often a combination of poor diet, bad sleeping habits, use of pharmaceutical drugs and women becoming pregnant at a later age.

I know because I raised my own testosterone levels naturally with 270% and went from being deficient at age 18 to having the highest reading they ever saw in my hospital. (My official blood work can be found in this article).

With diet one of the most important things you can do right away is to completely cut out dairy products which includes whey protein, cheese, butter, milk, milk chocolate, a lot of snack products and breads (make sure to read labels) and yoghurt.

Also watch out for dairy when eating out in restaurants.

Many thick sauces and mashed potatoes are made with butter, cheese or milk.

Cutting out dairy is important because dairy products increase the conversion of testosterone into estrogen (the female hormone).

Another thing that increases the conversion of testosterone into estrogen is high body-fat levels.

Therefore, when you’re someone with a soft physique and high body-fat levels and you consume a lot of dairy products, you exacerbate the problem.

The key is to work on cutting out dairy while eating a diet high in micronutrients that allows you to shed all that body-fat and while also getting good sleep (most of your hormones are regulated during sleep).

Over time as you do that, your hormonal balance improves, the same will go for your body-composition.

With the right training and hormonal optimization, you will be able to pack on more muscle mass on the upper body, recover faster between training sessions and lose more body-fat.

I want to emphasize that while you go through the process of cleaning up your diet, the emphasis should be on healthy carb and fat intake, not protein.

Protein overall is overrated and has minimal impact on your natural testosterone production.

It’s the protein sparing nutrients: Carbs and fats which are responsible for most of your hormonal production.

Do not make the mistake of doing a low carb or low fat diet!

It’s about getting that sweet spot balance where you get just enough protein to gain muscle mass and then distribute the rest of your nutrition into healthy carbs and fats.

Also, do not rely on any estrogen blocking drugs, man boob pills or testosterone boosting supplements.

Why? Because supplements and man boob pills have close to 0 effect on your hormonal balance and overall results when compared to diet and training. It’s all about doing the hard work and attacking the lifestyle root causes!

All these people selling pills and supplements are scamming you out of hard earned money.

On the other hand, estrogen blocking drugs are VERY effective but dangerous because they can suppress estrogen too much.

When you take estrogen blocking drugs you can end up with having an estrogen deficiency and that will cause similar symptoms as low testosterone (infertility, low sex drive, erectile dysfunction, low energy, bad sleep quality and depression).

So you’ll trade one problem for another.

Never take any hormonal pills without the supervision of a skilled endocrinologist that tracks you on a regular basis and knows their stuff.

The key is to find the root causes in your lifestyle and attack those head on. Not add more pills, powders or drugs to the mix.

If you suspect that you have low testosterone I suggest you read thoroughly through my article  The 2 Phases of a Skinny-Fat Transformation where I cover it in-depth.

Sculpt Your Upper Chest With the Right Exercises

In addition to raising your testosterone levels you have to work your upper chest hard.

This is the hardest part to develop, however it’s the part that gives you that squared masculine look.

You want to avoid training the lower chest, since the puffiness of the nipple is located in the lower part of the chest.

Therefore exercises such as the flat bench presses will simply make the puffiness worse.

Instead, you want to focus your chest training around the exercises below:

  • Diamond push ups.
  • Wall push ups.
  • Incline DB pullovers.
  • High Incline DB Flyes.
  • Low to high resistance band flyes.
  • Handstand push ups.
  • Overhead presses with barbell or dumbbell.

These exercises are all going to fill out the upper chest area.

I highly recommend that you combine this with training the lats, shoulders and arms.

When you fill out all these areas, you develop a V-tapered upper body and that taper will detract the attention away from the look of your puffy nipples.

By only training the chest you’re only hitting roughly 20% of the upper body, therefore you’re leaving a lot of muscle gains on the table.

If you can’t do 15 chin ups and 30 diamond push ups with clean form, then I recommend that you start building your foundation with bodyweight exercises first.

Do not waste your time on doing heavy barbell programs like Starting Strength or StrongLifts 5×5 or doing excessive amounts of cardio.

Heavy weights and high impact cardio such as running are not optimal for transforming your body because they’re too taxing on your body when you have a low testosterone production.

When performing too taxing exercise you raise the hormone cortisol too much which in turns lowers testosterone.

The key to start with is to do mostly higher rep bodyweight exercises because they can be done daily without much fatigue.

They also target all the right muscles on your upper body.

The 3 bodyweight exercises I recommend are:

  • Chin ups: Lats, biceps, rear delts.
  • Diamond push ups: Upper chest, triceps, front delts.
  • Squats: Thighs and glutes.

These hit all the muscles you want to develop to develop that V-tapered physique with a squared chest.

These are essentially the exercises I used to build over 40 pounds of muscle mass in the right places.

You can do them daily for high reps and get that constant stimulus and blood flow going which is crucial when you are a hardgainer with low testosterone and puffy nipples.

Later once you become a master of moving your own bodyweight through space, you can also do weighted pull ups and dips to get a powerful signalling effect.

When you combine the correct training with hormonal optimization, you attack the problem from all angles.

You create the right internal environment for your body to improve while also providing the stimulus from daily bodyweight training.

The result? A complete physique transformation and much better hormonal health markers.

Here’s an example of my client Logan from the US who went through my Online Transformation Program and built an amazing chest:

And here is Rikesh Murali from India:

skinny-fat transformation rikesh murali

And Harshit Godha from India:

skinny-fat transformation harshit godha

They all followed the strategies from my Online Transformation Program which revolves around bodyweight training and hormonal optimization.

Be proud but stay hungry,

– Oskar Faarkrog, ISSA Certified Personal Trainer

Category: Genetics, Low Testosterone and Puffy Nipples
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About Oskar Faarkrog, ISSA Certified Personal Trainer

My name is Oskar Faarkrog, I’m an ISSA Certified Personal Trainer and my website SKINNY-FAT TRANSFORMATION has been read by over 6 million skinny-fat guys from all over the world. I was diagnosed with low testosterone levels however despite my shortcomings I boosted my testosterone levels by 270% naturally, lost 60 pounds of body-fat and gained 40 pounds of muscle mass.

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Comments

  1. James

    May 17, 2019 at 12:25 PM

    What’s your take on intermittent fasting if you have gynecomastia? Would it be better than traditional weight loss techniques?

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      May 23, 2019 at 8:43 AM

      Hey James, shoot me an email at [email protected] and I’ll reply to your question there. It’s a bit easier through email since my website comment section is loading slowly these days due to a lot of comments.

      Reply
  2. Mara Ramon

    February 11, 2019 at 4:49 PM

    My Son is 12 can you help him? he just have puffy nipples and he is not fat at all

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      February 17, 2019 at 8:09 AM

      Hi Mara,

      Yes I’m certain I can help him. It’s important your son get’s on a healthy nutrition plan so he can optimise his hormonal balance and thereby prevent the puffy nipples from becoming permanent.

      You can send me an email at [email protected] then we will talk there

      Reply
  3. Max

    January 20, 2019 at 1:08 AM

    Do you have klinefelter’s (47,XXY)? Your body is very much of one who is. If your unsure you should get tested. I recently saw you had a blood clot which is a symptom of it.

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      January 21, 2019 at 7:19 AM

      I did test for klinefelter 8 years ago and I do not have it.

      The blood clot was caused by me being sedentary due to a flu and having a genetic factor (low protein S) that makes me predisposed to blood clots.

      Reply
  4. 199flags

    June 17, 2018 at 7:34 PM

    You probably had pseudo gyno which is just fat or fibrous fatty tissue. If you have glands, NOTHING will get rid of them outside of surgery. I just had mine removed that I had since puberty – I’ve always been skinny and well-built – and the difference is amazing.

    My advice to guys is don’t waste your time and money trying to get rid of puffy nipples with exercise, miracle cures, or supplements. Even if you’re obese (my dad weighed over three hundred pounds), you can still have a proportionally shaped chest. He had normal nipples even at his weight. There are a ton of surgeons these days with a lot of experience. I travel/work online for a living and just had my surgery done in Asia for $600.

    The surgeon had done hundreds of gyno surgeries before me. Take my advice, if you have ANY glandular tissue, the ONLY solution is surgery. It’s that simple. If you’re just fat, you can try steroid injections below the nipples mixed with diet/exercise, but that’s pseudo gyno. Real gyno requires surgery, and once you see the glands that come out of your body, you’ll realize why. Don’t waste years of your life contemplating how to get rid of gyno and waste hundreds or even thousands of dollars on hollow “cures.”

    Raising T alone will never rid of glandular gyno. I hope I can help some guys out there. Peace.

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      June 18, 2018 at 6:45 AM

      I had a scan done of my chest and there was almost no body-fat in my chest. It was all gland.

      I’m not saying my advice will get rid of most people’s gynecomastia (although it has helped some who act early get rid of it), but you can use it to make your chest the best it can look naturally and optimise your hormones… then get surgery.

      And you’re wrong about raising T. If someone has had the gyno for less than 3 years they can reverse it by optimising their hormones (lowering estrogen and raising testosterone). After 3 years all they can do naturally is reduce body-fat in the chest area, reduce water retention and build muscle mass. This will improve the look of the chest a lot and then surgery can be considered after.

      Reply
    • Segun

      May 30, 2022 at 11:49 AM

      Hi I need your help ,

      Reply
  5. mambo

    July 16, 2017 at 4:43 PM

    How to reduce the big puffy nipple , but chest is in normal size .age 17
    This is the serious problem,guide anyone

    Reply
  6. Death to gyno!

    July 14, 2017 at 4:16 AM

    Really thanks for your great writing
    I am a 17 year old guy from Turkey. I had this shit for 6 years. My hormones are normal. Last year I did fitness 8 months in a row in a regular gym, after the 2 months of break, I started doing crossfit and powerbuilding. End of the 3 months of cf, There was no change in my breasts. Of course I burned fat.
    (actually I was 178cm and 76,5 kg at last year but now I am a skinny fat with 66 kilograms. I am the guilty. I did not do the right diet.) but there is still gland in my chest. Its small, 34x11mm in left and 26×9 in right but there is. My nipples are puffy.

    It certainly bugs me. I had to leave the sport because of my preparation for the university exam. The only solution is surgery. But the doctor does not want surgery. He said liposuction is enough for me. I said there is no fat! I am not lean but not fatty too, just take this gland from me. I’ll talk to another doctor again on Monday.

    What should I do? I do not think they’ll do both of lipo and surgery. Because it is quite small, only nipples are puffy.

    Reply
    • Kartik Bhartiya

      May 4, 2021 at 9:57 AM

      can you tell what happened afterwards like what did the doctor do, lipo or surgery? it would be helpful for me since I am going through the same problem.

      Reply
  7. DJN

    June 18, 2017 at 5:31 PM

    Just came across this site today, what should be the first thing I do, start with diamond push-ups? Or change my diet?

    Reply
  8. Benjamin

    June 8, 2017 at 12:12 PM

    Okey then tell me
    How can i i get high content testosteorne food in india
    And tell me about the dieting plan becuase im from india 20 year old boy
    Suffering from little puffy nipples

    Reply
    • abhishek kale

      September 8, 2018 at 9:18 PM

      I bro iam also from india cal u cal me 8482814081 iam also sufring from puffy nipel

      Reply
  9. Geo

    June 5, 2017 at 12:57 PM

    Hi! You mentioned to avoid milk products to boost testesterone. Does this include whey protein as well. If yes, what are good substitutes for protein?

    Reply
  10. Akbar akki

    May 27, 2017 at 11:38 AM

    Thanks for the advise oskar i got a surgery and the gland is removed now iam really happy thanks alot…

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      May 29, 2017 at 4:07 PM

      Happy to hear that!! :)

      Reply
      • jussin

        December 5, 2017 at 6:49 PM

        You seem to not realize gyno and manboobs are not the same thing, one is simply normal chest fat that can be burned off, the other which is real gyno, that of actual breast tissue, can only be removed with surgery. You need to make honest articles with far less fluff

        Reply
        • Oskar Faarkrog

          December 5, 2017 at 8:50 PM

          It looks like you didn’t watch the video embedded in the article.

          I know about gyno and discussed gyno in the upper chest training video you see embedded in the article.

          I had gyno since I was 13 and got it surgically removed at age 22 in 2015.

          This article was written in 2013-2014 before I had gyno surgery, thus the “Without Surgery” at the end.

          I have a separate article about my gyno surgery here: https://skinnyfattransformation.com/man-boobs/

          Regardless of whether you have gyno or not, you have to follow the steps in this article because if you go in and get surgery before you’ve lost body-fat and optimised your hormones there’s a big risk that the gland will return.

          When you get surgery, they only cut out part of the gland because cutting out the entire thing would cause your nipples to get inverted.

          As a result, if you get surgery but your estradiol levels remain elevated, there’s a big risk that the gyno will return.

          This is what has happened to thousands of guys who got the surgery but then had their gyno come back.

          In addition, most guys with gyno cannot afford the surgery and this article will give them the tools to make the best out of their situation. Most guys with minor-moderate cases of gyno will be able to build a pretty decent upper body they’re happy with by following the strategies here.

          And if you have regular man boobs, the advice in this post will get them removed entirely.

          Reply
          • Mr. Jha

            January 26, 2018 at 10:41 AM

            ???? thnx bro I will try

  11. Rockey

    April 20, 2017 at 9:11 PM

    Hey…i’m rockey…my puffy is present now approx 5year ….slowly slowly it get increase ..I take many homeopathic medicine …but they hadn’t worked .so plz give me some advice….now my is 22….

    So plz give me good advice …

    Reply
  12. Tiaan

    October 26, 2016 at 6:03 PM

    Hi ive had puffy niples for almost 3 years now what can i possibly do to get rid of it im 16 i really need help please?

    Reply
  13. mak

    August 16, 2016 at 5:37 PM

    Hi, I am havng overall high body fat and weigh about 110kg. I have Puffy Nipples, I am confused about GYNO or chest fat. I can\’t feel any hard lump of tissue around my aerola. WHAT IS THE REASON FOR MY PUFFY NIPPLES ? IS IT FAT OR GYNO? PLS TELL ME I AM HAVING THIS PROBLEM SINCE I WAS 15..Now i am 23 yr.

    Reply
    • Robert

      August 27, 2016 at 9:39 PM

      Just, stay away from sugar, wheat products, and consume fish instead of animal meat, start working out to get to a lower body fat, after some time you will see a change :)

      Reply
      • Takeshi

        February 6, 2017 at 10:23 PM

        Would running around my whole neighborhood help there’s lots of hills and it is bigger
        also i’m 13 and sadly i have puffy nipples It sucks so much :/ and i eat so healthy never fast food i’m half Japanese so lots of fish and seaweed and i don’t drink or eat milk products please help (>w<)

        Reply
  14. Nick

    July 13, 2016 at 3:51 PM

    I have gynecomastia and I talked to my doctor about three years back, and she said is would eventually go away. It’s really embarrassing, being that I have a girlfriend. And who would want to tell their girlfriend they have puffy nipples? Someone with balls. I can’t bring myself to do it. I can’t go swimming, I can’t chill out around my house with my shirt off, and it seems like I’m missing out on so many things because of it. I would really appreciate some advice or even maybe a way to get rid of it without changing my entire diet. The working out is right up my alley. Thank you.

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      July 13, 2016 at 5:11 PM

      While working out is good, diet is more important. Diet is like the engine of a car and working out is the nitro. You need a good diet to improve your hormonal balance and get rid of those puffy nipps

      Reply
      • TAN LIHAO

        December 13, 2016 at 1:40 PM

        A good doctor is impt. I spent 5ksgd equivalent to 3k+usd but i still have some glends left. On reconsulting him he said i sign the papers that it wont be perfect and no guarantee on full removal. It hurts me as i have saved and burn all that money away. Also 1 tip if u cant feel the glands with ur fingers like on your chest flat against the floor. If u feel something else being pressed inside other that ur fats being spreaded. Thats the glends. I am not fat. I have a slim waist line. Have a nice cuting in side and middle chest but somethings just puffs out of the nipple

        Reply
        • Oskar Faarkrog

          December 15, 2016 at 5:12 PM

          How much of the gland is remaining? They always keep part of it otherwise your nipples will get inverted

          Reply
    • Anonymous

      May 24, 2020 at 9:26 AM

      I feel you man, I’m 15 and I’ve had this problem for 2 years now. I can’t go swimming, go to waterparks, chill in the summer with my shirt off, afraid to get laid Bc of the nipples, so much in my life is getting fucked up by this and I really wish it could go away. The doctor told me it would naturally go away in 2 years and it’s been 2 years now. My body is very slim and healthy and I can’t find any way to get rid of them.

      Reply
      • Oskar Faarkrog

        May 24, 2020 at 2:20 PM

        To maximize your chance of it going away naturally do the following:

        1) Remove the following foods from your diet: Milk, cheese, butter, whey protein, yoghurt, bread, pasta, soy, refined sugar/candy, chocolate, trans fats and alcohol. The most important thing is that you completely eliminate dairy and sugar from your diet. All of these foods raise your natural estrogen production.

        2) Go to an endocrinologist and get an extensive hormonal panel done. You want to check all estrogens in your body. If you have too high estrogen (even after following the diet advice above for a few weeks), the endocrinologist may be able to prescribe you something to lower it and then the puffy nipples will go away without any surgery. But make sure you don’t touch any of these estrogen lowering drugs yourself since they can be dangerous for you. Only do it under the supervision of an endocrinologist.

        Overall, you have a 3 year window after getting puffy nipples to completely get rid of them naturally so you got a year left. Try your best to implement the tips above and keep me updated on your progress

        Reply
  15. Tommy Le

    June 18, 2016 at 3:46 PM

    Hi, can you eat wheat-free breads and pizza? or no bread at all

    Reply
  16. Patrik

    June 16, 2016 at 10:25 AM

    can i do dips to shape my chest,you said that we should not train lower chest but you are doing dips so can i do dips,dips is exercise for lower chest!?!?!!?

    Reply
  17. Sam

    June 9, 2016 at 12:10 AM

    Hey, I’m Sam I’m 14 and I have this too though I think it is puberty ,but my older brother who is now -8 had this problem and still has it and I’m afraid it will happen to me so what can I do wait or what

    Reply
  18. pradeep

    May 9, 2016 at 7:41 AM

    I oskar ive been having puffy nipples since i was in my 9 th grade i mean i got them in between 9th grade
    Now im being promoted to 2 pre university i guess thats 3 years …but my puffy nipples are mild and its a little less than yours in the pic and im only 17 and still going through puberty because i also suffered from acne …
    My doubt is
    Will training hard as you mentioned help me reduce the size by atleast 75% if it did so id be really grateful and my parents cant afford for surgery ..

    Thank you

    Reply
  19. Akhil Kambeti

    May 6, 2016 at 9:44 PM

    Hi Oskar ,
    First off this blog is the salvation to all my problems and I am dying to change my body.
    I am from India , am 19 years old , I am in the 1 st phase of the 5 phases you gave , so will the above diet be enough for the completion of phase 1.
    We don’t have beef so is chicken enough.if possible please give any link to cook these foods in a healthy way.
    I have 21% body fat and weight 165 pounds at 5’8 height, so I think there is a little extra fat in the above diet .
    Thank You in advance.

    Reply
  20. Coach Rob

    March 31, 2016 at 8:26 PM

    Firstly nice article so good info and useful tips. Thought I’d lend my 2 cents as you have a lot of young athletes looking this up.
    1) Clean diet up, your diet has a huge impact on your natty. Ketogenic dieting program will have the fastest effects but is not for everyone, it requires sacrificing several food groups. Alternatively my dude above has a decent diet plan
    2) supplements are just that supplements, not meal replacements, think of them as top ups.
    3) Change method of training to increase testosterone. Principle Train big>eat big>be big; if your bulking ensure to have at least 20g protein above lean lb of muscle mass ( if on keto I tend to go about 50-100g)
    4) Fats are good !!! they are your friend but don’t combine carbs and fats one or other … fats for low level exercise, carbs for explosive work.
    5) get your vitamins and minerals in either through greens or tabs. Greens will never give you the amount you can take in so I suggest top up with tabs.
    6) SLEEP SLEEP SLEEP … get you 6-8hrs a day in this is where most muscle growth happens as well as TEST and HGH production.
    7)make sure you use a method to measure your goals to keep yourself motivate; 1rm tests for strength, bf calculator if shredding (not just weight scales), pics etc… some that I use.
    8) foam roll, it hurts, deal with it, you will thank me in the morning. All of the above will help produce higher TST and Lower your Oestrogen levels.
    Last but not least, the reason your all here; for anyone who wants to get rid of Gyno I advise you to take a look at the research behind Letrozole and consult a doctor. This will get rid of your Shiz in no time and clean it off, yes a magic pill which takes away moobs. **consult your GP, do your research*** …
    Hope this helps someone ;)

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  21. Akhshay

    March 31, 2016 at 11:07 AM

    Hi oscar, Gynexin is pill medication for gyanecomastia.
    Should I use them? I’m 20 yr old and had them from last 2 years.

    Reply
  22. mebege

    March 22, 2016 at 10:23 AM

    Hi
    i like the way you played with the hormones
    Now my question can be out of the topic but i will ask anyway
    ‘is it possible to turn a gay into straight just by food diet?’

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog, ISSA Certified Personal Trainer

      March 26, 2016 at 5:08 AM

      Hey, I have no idea about that. I think you would find this interesting though: http://www.hngn.com/articles/113225/20150727/elite-bodybuilder-matt-kroc-kroczaleski-transitions-to-janae-marie-kroc.htm

      Reply
  23. James

    March 8, 2016 at 5:29 AM

    Hi i just read your article and i have had puffy nipples for coming up 2 years now. I worked out this for 8 months now and ive been growing quite a bit. I decided to work out cause of my chest even when it is hard it still had a large circle that noticible behind my nipples. I was 105 and had the nipples and my docter told me to get my chest stronger and the puffiness will go away. I gained 35 pounds in weight and grew 4 inches. I do have trouble gaining muscle mass i dont seem that much defined and my puffy nipples are still there. Its really embarrising and i want them gone is there anyway i could get rid of them by the summer time im willing to put the work in for it.

    Thank you
    Please respond soon.

    Reply
  24. carlos

    February 24, 2016 at 2:46 PM

    I’m 16.1.70 meters and about 60-65 kilos which is normal for my age.In my opinion im a bit overweight but people tell me im fine.So i can’t say im overweight but im a bit bit bit fatter than i should be and i have those annoying puffy nippes.So i have tried a lot of stuff and i can’t get how to get rid of them. :(

    Reply
  25. Anonymous

    February 1, 2016 at 5:48 AM

    I uassualy get the erection in second period I think that’s when my body thinks it’s time to get up

    Reply
  26. mohit

    January 28, 2016 at 8:39 AM

    My weight is 57 and i have puffy nipples how to reduce it without surgery and how to get well shaped chest

    Reply
  27. Jack

    January 7, 2016 at 7:04 AM

    So you’ve done the surgery too ? can i eliminate it without surgery ? im ready to rent personal trainer at the gym and do a healthly lifestyle.

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog, ISSA Certified Personal Trainer

      January 7, 2016 at 4:45 PM

      Yes I’ve done surgery too Jack.

      That was however after I had already trained seriously for 4 years and eaten a good diet.

      In most cases, like mine, you can reduce it without surgery to the point where no one except other bodybuilders and yourself notice it.

      However, you can never get completely rid of gynecomastia without surgery (unless you’ve had it for less than 3 years) or it’s not real gynecomastia but fat which you can lose through diet…

      In either case, I would always try to optimize my hormones and build the upper chest before getting a surgery.

      If you get surgery while you’re skinny-fat and have terrible hormones, you will just get the gynecomastia again after surgery and then you have to do the surgery all over again.

      In case you decide to optimize your hormones first, I do offer a high testosterone diet plan which will be 100% customized to you:

      http://oskar-faarkrog-fitness-store.myshopify.com/collections/frontpage/products/customized-diet-plan

      Reply
  28. Naet

    January 6, 2016 at 6:02 AM

    Man I’m mainly a lurker on the internet but your blog really caught my attention. Looking at your before pics is like looking at myself in the mirror right now. I’m 25, have puffy nipples and always have been carrying excess weight around my waist and chest even during cross country/track back in HS. Definitely going to check my testosterone levels since I have pretty much all the symptoms for low TH and let me tell your the depression has held me back too long. Going to change my high carb low protein, especially lacking red meat, diet. Never really ate breakfast my whole life and seeing all the little bad habits add up. Not trying to be too much of a kiss ass but you truly are an inspiration to me and actually woke me up to the core issues of why my life is the way it is. No more saying I’ll do this tomorrow and letting my dreams be dreams this has to start TODAY! Man who would have known googling having puffy nipples led to this website, this is pure gold. Going to follow your four core principles and will update you in a year. No need to respond to this comment I haven’t earned it yet, I need to put in the work first!

    Reply
  29. Muhammad Zarrar Khan

    November 25, 2015 at 8:25 AM

    hey there Oskar …….
    just like you told …..
    its been almost an year since i commented here … you put it it in highlight …
    well gotta say thanks to you, i actually got courage thinking “hey , this might work ” …
    and now my upper pecs are so big that my PN dont look that bad ….
    i think they are now in ratio with respect to the rest of my chest size ……
    i carefully planned chest days .. and my chest plan was simple yet grueling ……..
    Sharing it hoping it might work for any 1 else ………….
    1.Make up your mind that no matter what , you’d always keep trying to improve your self , that even if you dun see results you wont quit …
    2.Start doing Cardio .. do lots and lots of jogging.. it will keep your body tight + active …
    3.Eat healthy ,…. stop eating wheat …. try boiled eggs + Fish (Salmon etc) + Milk + banana ( im not gna say you should become a monk as i do cheat some times on my diet plan , almost once a week , but make it a routine ). This will increase your testosterone levels , making you strong and more confident too…
    4. Now this is gna sound a bit grueling (many people at gym told me to stop doing this but they never knew the problem im facing so i never listened to them , i know my body , i know how to make it or break it……if something is working for them doesnt mean it will work for me , i have my own body requirements ), i did chest workouts every third day at the gym ….
    e.g
    Day 1. Chest, Day2.Tri, day3.Shoulder….. rest ,… Day 4.Chest , Day 5 Bi , Day 6.Back ,rest … Day 7. Chest Day 8.Abs Day9.Legs .. rest ..
    and the cycle continues …..
    5. About the exercises ….. i kept em simple but heavy ,…. remember if you have PN due to hormonal balance , the only natural solution is that you increase your upper chest pecs size so that they may look normal in ratio ………. and its a simple rule at gym , you want size you need to lift heavy (dont go heavy directly .. slowly make your way to the top while keeping a good technique ) …….e.g
    i kept it light at first and then gradually increased the weight…….. instead of increasing numbers , i increased the Quality+weight(some nosy people at the gym tried to present their opinion like “hey you should increase the number of reps instead of increasing the weight but i knew i need to get my chest size bigger instead of giving it a cutting ………)
    started from Inclined barbell of 5kg , in almost an year i am not doing 30Kg on each side /… started with the inclined dumbbell press of 5kg . i am using 12kg dumbbells currently ……

    6.types of exercises ..
    Any kind of inclined exercise is must for your chest ..
    do lots and lots of butterfly sets + lower cable fly sets + Inclined barbell etc etc .. figure it out which exercises best increase or pump your chest .. google it , seek advice of professional people at gym .. /..
    p.s some of the idiots are gna trap you saying “Go decline” remember its a trap its only goin to make your chest worse …..
    7.keep at it … you;ll start to see the results in 4-5 months (not in 2 , come on its no a magic trick , it takes time… took me 13 months just to say now my chest looks normal ),,, and in these 16 months based on my schedule i did chest more than 200+ times atleast ……) …….

    ….
    ps i kept at it even when i didnt see the results , i kept pushing , i kept adapting ,, i kept changing trying to find out which exercise is best for me ……..
    so plz whaever you do , dun quit .. keep at it while changing angles , technique etc etc ……
    p.s thanks to Oskar …. if i had not seen the blog here , i would still be the saem….

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog, ISSA Certified Personal Trainer

      November 25, 2015 at 6:17 PM

      Great to hear Zarrar! Keep it up man.

      Reply
  30. nasim

    November 24, 2015 at 4:32 PM

    Hi Oskar thanks for very informative article keep up the great work!
    I’m 17 years old,
    I’m overweight and and I have gynecomastia which enlarged my breasts…
    My breasts are only a little bit larger than yours back when you were skinny fat.
    My question is:
    If you were me would you lose weight?
    I mean I can lose weight but I fear it might make my gynecomastia stand out and make it more visible.
    I have no sagyness in my chest only puffyness.

    By the way is there a chance that my gynecomastia will go away? Because I’m still 17…

    Thanks in advance.

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  31. Rohit

    November 24, 2015 at 4:52 AM

    I have same prob lyk tejinder thred in march
    i think i suffer from
    gynecomastia from 5
    years
    i have PN. but when i
    touched them it
    becomes as normal as
    others. or when i feel
    cold it becomes streched
    means as norman but it
    was only for 1 or 2
    minutes. after 2 minutes
    it remains same PN. so
    could you please tell me
    it is in state of
    gynecomastia. or how i
    get rid of it

    Reply
  32. Rohit

    November 24, 2015 at 4:48 AM

    i think i suffer from
    gynecomastia from 5
    years
    i have PN. but when i
    touched them it
    becomes as normal as
    others. or when i feel
    cold it becomes streched
    means as norman but it
    was only for 1 or 2
    minutes. after 2 minutes
    it remains same PN. so
    could you please tell me
    it is in state of
    gynecomastia. or how i
    get rid of it

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog, ISSA Certified Personal Trainer

      November 24, 2015 at 3:28 PM

      It’s all in the article Rohit. Please be more specific with your question.

      And yes you most likely have gyno

      Reply
  33. Bob

    November 22, 2015 at 12:30 PM

    Hi everyone here that is probably flipping because you want to get rid of your nipple problems.
    I went through what you all felt and I would say that there is no solutions without a cost. Surgery would take a few thousand dollars. -yep this is kind of the only effective solution here (well and maybe some remedies that may or may not help).
    This is no life threatening problem. It does not affect your health, at all. The only problem that this thing causes is social problem. Having puffy nipples as a teen may really undermine your confidence (by a lot for my case). I would stop doing activities I love such as playing football. I would even have to change the way I walk, wear oversized shirt. Haha I think most of you can relate to this.

    However, I realised that nobody cares about whether you have puffy nipples or not. Your physical appearance is truly secondary. If you are afraid of getting bullied, all I want to say is: Treat others how you want to be treated. And for those people that judge you based on your differences, you can choose whether to ignore them or obsess over their useless, unconstructive comments. Come on people! Its all in your head. Don’t let your puffy nipple stop you for being who you are. The best way to overcome this problem is to overcome yourself. In fact, this is not even a problem until we realised puffy nipples was a thing.

    Come on guys, there is no need to hide! Be yourself and do what you love :)

    (Yes I am 15 and I am confirmed gynecomastia positive but hell no I ain’t paying thousands for surgery lol. )

    I hope my 20mins of typing has helped you at least gain a little confidence. Don’t overthink and love yourself. Cheers :3

    Reply
  34. tingxian

    November 22, 2015 at 12:01 PM

    so how to get rid of that puffy-nipples during teenage puberty ??? is there a solution ??

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog, ISSA Certified Personal Trainer

      November 24, 2015 at 3:25 PM

      Follow the advice here

      Reply
  35. Rishabh

    November 18, 2015 at 5:30 PM

    Is it important to be gluten free to get rid of puffyness. I mean i am indian it’s really tough for us to quite wheat these are our daily meal chapati etc.
    So what should i eat else

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog, ISSA Certified Personal Trainer

      November 24, 2015 at 3:23 PM

      Yes very important.

      Reply
      • Rishabh

        January 5, 2016 at 11:14 AM

        Is eating gluten effect a lot
        So what should I eat else

        Reply
        • Oskar Faarkrog, ISSA Certified Personal Trainer

          January 5, 2016 at 12:33 PM

          Food that doesn’t have gluten

          Reply
  36. Aditya

    November 3, 2015 at 1:16 PM

    I read in the above comments that you too were planning to get the surgery. Did you get it? I myself had it done although I’m still not happy. The surgery got rid of the fat but not the puffy nipples seen through t-shirts. Did you get lipo only or lipo+excision? I had a very mild case (not much fat) but the result is only a reduced version of my previous gyno problem.

    (Please comment on this. You provide a lot of good information though its kinda hard communicating with you, you dont reply a lot of times. You can suggest any other way thats convenient for you to communicate with us)
    (Didnt get reply on e-mails so commenting here)..

    Reply
  37. Aditya

    November 3, 2015 at 1:15 PM

    I read in the above comments that you too were planning to get the surgery. Did you get it? I myself had it done although I’m still not happy. The surgery got rid of the fat but not the puffy nipples seen through t-shirts. Did you get lipo only or lipo+excision? I had a very mild case (not much fat) but the result is only a reduced version of my previous gyno problem.

    (Please comment on this. You provide a lot of good information though its kinda hard communicating with you, you dont reply a lot of times. You can suggest any other way thats convenient for you to communicate with us)
    (Didnt get reply on e-mails so commenting here)

    Reply
  38. Ashish

    October 27, 2015 at 3:25 AM

    Hi Bodybuilder,
    I am 14 and 5 feet 10 inches with 68kg weight.2 months ago it was 76 kg.I lost that much and I see some reduction In size of my moobs.I wanted to know some symptoms from you if I have gynecomastia or puffy nipples.After bathing,I have seen that the size of my right nipple contracts.Can it be puffy nipples?

    Reply
  39. Joey

    October 23, 2015 at 8:36 AM

    Hi,
    I have these puffy nipples since 13….i hv been training for nearly 9 months…i can see changes but i still hv puffy nipples…only time they look normal is when i m in cold place.

    Reply
  40. Chris Elmore

    October 19, 2015 at 4:28 AM

    Hi, Oskar.

    I have larger, nipples, and my skin around it is more fat than it should be.

    I lost 10 lbs in January, and went from 115, to 105 lbs. I am going to use your advice, but I’m wondering if I already lost weight, do I need to keep dieting and exercising? I understand how fat depots work, and have maintained my figure since January.

    I gained 5 lbs when I hit my growspert and a gained quite a few inches (I’m 13.5 years old).

    Please email me with the answers!

    Reply
  41. Ali

    October 17, 2015 at 7:02 AM

    Hey oskar, I followed your advice on puffy chest muscles and have seen some good results so far but I’ve come across a problem, I’ve started noticing muscle imbalances specifically in my left pec, triceps, biceps and Calves. I was thinking of adding the following to fix this
    Incline db press
    Unilateral squats
    One arm db extentions
    DB curls.
    All will be trained at 3×12
    Good idea or not?

    Reply
  42. Melly

    October 14, 2015 at 3:58 AM

    You are so HOT and god dammit I want to see your cock!

    Reply
  43. Sam

    October 1, 2015 at 5:54 PM

    One thing to mention on the testosterone / estrogen issue. Taking testosterone boosters can ALSO increase you estrogen levels through the process of aromatization. The easiest way to stop this is to add white button mushrooms to your supplements. This supplement acts as an Aromatase inhibitor.

    Reply
  44. Bob

    September 3, 2015 at 3:43 PM

    Hi i am 15. may i know how to accurately measure the angle of m y chest? I am concerned about having enlarged chest that can be easily noticeable when i am wearing a shirt. My friends hasnt teased me or anything but i feel very self aware of anything i do. I dont even dare to run in school as i am afraid people can see my chests . I really hope you can help me as i am feeling very depressed now. :(

    Reply
  45. Duncan

    August 28, 2015 at 3:22 AM

    Hi I’m almost 16 and it looks like have type 1 but my “man boobs” are smaller but I have way bigger puffier nipples than any picture on this site and I’m not finished ppuberty yet. I have had them for about a yearnow and tthey have seemed to reached maximum size and aren’t getting bigger but aren’t getting any smaller and I have felt around the nipple and I have gynecomastia what should I do? Will it go away in a year or two? I have been doing exercises to get slimmer but it does seem to have made a difference.

    Reply
  46. Ash

    August 27, 2015 at 8:19 AM

    I am 17 years old and i started noticing puffy nipple for almost 1.5 years.
    I have type 1 gyno.
    I read your whole article and itz ver interesting.i need to know if the gyno will go natuarally than just covering it up with upper chest muscle since i am in puberty.

    Waiting for your replay
    Ash

    Reply
  47. anish

    August 17, 2015 at 7:41 AM

    what chest exercises should i do to reduce my puffyness

    Reply
  48. Lucas

    August 13, 2015 at 5:24 AM

    Hey, how do you know if you are still going through puberty for it to affect your nipples/man boobs??

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog, ISSA Certified Personal Trainer

      August 13, 2015 at 11:18 AM

      There’s no way to know 100%. All you can do is follow the advice from this post, and then if you are 18-19 years old, and you still have gyno despite losing fat and building muscle, then go get the gyno surgery to perfect the chest.

      Reply
  49. bobby bains

    August 4, 2015 at 9:44 AM

    hey Oskar,
    im 15, turning 16 in couple months and i started working out about 6 to 7 months ago went from 125 to around 160 pretty fast, about 2 months after i started working out i started noticing my nipples getting puffy, i dont know if it was from supplements, i was taking normal supplements, protein, creatine, glutamine and BCAAs. i have a pretty muscular upper chest but the puffyness of the bottom chest is really annoying and embarrassing, i would say i have a slight mix between type 2 nd 3 of PN, i stopped using everything but protein, i started eating clean, working out regularly but nothing is working, someone recommended anti-estrogen pills i even started taking those its been around a month and no change yet. school is starting soon and i finally got a body that looks solid and i dont want to walk around with my shoulders slouched so my PN dont show, but i dont want to walk around school with my chest out, and my nipples. please help me.

    Reply
    • bobby bains

      August 21, 2015 at 2:38 AM

      please help

      Reply
  50. Arjun

    July 27, 2015 at 4:22 AM

    Hey oskar, love the article but i have one question about the diet. I was wondering if it is necessary to cut out gluten because from what i’ve heard (and could be completely wrong) cutting out gluten doesnt have long term effects on the puffiness of your nipples.

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog, ISSA Certified Personal Trainer

      July 28, 2015 at 2:01 AM

      Try it for 7 days and report back what you find :) You have nothing to lose.

      Reply
  51. Peter

    July 25, 2015 at 1:02 PM

    Hey Jonathan im a 67 kg 18 yo male, im 167-68 cm tall and i think i’ve got gyno type 1 i think. When i was young i was quite fat, but i went to a boarding school and lost a lot of weight. Now im skinny fat, fat around hips, a bit on the belly and i’ve got my “moobs”. My body looks exactly like yours does in the before picture, but If i improve my test levels and build my chest will it go away? Just like yours?

    Reply
    • Peter

      July 25, 2015 at 1:03 PM

      Oskar**’

      Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog, ISSA Certified Personal Trainer

      July 26, 2015 at 2:23 PM

      It will look better, but to have it go away 100% you will also need to get surgery like I did in 2015:

      https://skinnyfattransformation.com/man-boobs/

      I want to point out that all before/after photos in this article are taken BEFORE the surgery. The surgery is only needed to take your chest from GOOD to GREAT if you have a gyno type similar to mine.

      Reply
  52. with holding my name

    July 20, 2015 at 9:08 AM

    The thing that u guys face after following this guide vigorously is puffed nipples, this article may help u to hide it but not reduce it, the only natural remedy to this is to apply coconut oil on ur nipples, i prefer the authentic sticky one made by parachute brand in our country, right after u take a bath and wipe ur body . this will surely reduce the size of aereola after regular usage depending upon age, it took about 5 months when my brother was 10 years old, to reduce them to normal boy’s size. the logic is simple , to fool the gland behind to feel colder and shrink, also this advise was given to me by a military doctor, i know it may sound foolish but it works

    Reply
    • with holding my name

      July 20, 2015 at 9:11 AM

      btw i had the problem right after a few days of being born while my brother had it a few years later

      Reply
  53. Paul P.

    July 13, 2015 at 4:33 PM

    Hello all, I’m 32 y.o. male 160 lbs. with puffy nipples. I’ve had them since puberty. This might be a dumb question but here goes:

    If the Gynecomastia was caused by a hormone imbalance during puberty, does that mean that the “imbalance” still exists in our bodies as well? Or has the imbalance “settled” if you will.
    In other words do we know if the “gynecomastia lumps” are just there and have no current effect on our hormones/bodies, OR are the lumps continually causing a hormonal imbalance (similar to an infection).

    I hope that makes sense. What I am getting at is if I have a highly infected TOE, the Dr. might say that amputation is needed or else worse damage could be done. Is this the same with these lumps? The longer I have them in my chest will they continually throw my hormones into an imbalance?

    I hope this makes sense…

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog, ISSA Certified Personal Trainer

      July 13, 2015 at 7:04 PM

      You need to do a full hormonal panel. That’s the only way to find out if you have hormonal imbalances.

      Reply
      • Paul

        July 13, 2015 at 7:31 PM

        Thanks for replying Oskar! Enjoying your website (and workouts) very much.

        Would that Hormonal Panel be the same a getting my testosterone levels checked? Are those two separate things? Or will that cover everything I need?

        I think I need to check my testosterone levels, plus this hormone panel….

        Reply
        • Oskar Faarkrog, ISSA Certified Personal Trainer

          July 13, 2015 at 10:26 PM

          Testosterone is included.

          The thing is that testosterone is just one of many hormones and many of them interact.

          In other words, getting a testosterone test alone is pretty much useless.

          If you go to your doctor I’m sure he will provide you with a list of tests to do if you ask for a hormonal panel.

          You should get a panel done each year to make sure that your health is in check.

          And if it isn’t in check, the labs will show and you will know what to work on.

          If you’re american check out PrivateMD labs for private hormonal panels, otherwise consult with your doc.

          Reply
  54. Martynas

    July 5, 2015 at 3:36 PM

    Hi my friend. First you helped me a lot with article about puffy nipples. I tried to eliminate a gluten from my diet and after 3 days I can see a changes. I still have these puffy nipples but they look now more normaly. So I wanted to ask if I have to eliminate a gluten from my diet all my whole life to have these nipples, or I can eat it and my nipples will stay normal?

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  55. Zach

    June 30, 2015 at 8:23 AM

    Hi, my name’s Zach. I’m 15 about to be 16. I hit puberty when I was 13 a couple months before I was 14(I was a late bloomer). I had a hard lump in both nipples that was sore to the touch and made my nipple pole out WAY farther. Now both lumps are gone but my nipple don’t poke out as much but they both still poke out enough to embarrass me. I think I have puberty induced gynocomastia that I got about 2 years ago and I still have it. I’m not really skinny but in not really fat. I weigh 160 lbs and If I flex you can see a slight formation of abs but my gynocomastia ruins my look. I’m scared to get a gf because I don’t want her to see my nipples and say something about it. It throws my self esteem way low. I don’t eat bad but I’m not the healthiest eater ever. Do you know if my gynocomastia will ever go away? I’m afraid that it will stick with me for life. My friends call me pn which stands for puffy nipples and that really embarrasses me to the point that I want to cry sometimes. I can do like 10 diamond push ups with my feet elevated but it hurts my fore arm. I just want to be able to take my shirt off in from of my friends or a girlfriend and be happy with my body but yet I’m ashamed cause of my gynocomastia. Is there any testosterone pill I can take to help my situation get better? I’m willing to do anything. Please help.

    Reply
    • Brandon

      July 12, 2015 at 10:23 AM

      I feel you. Im 16, I weigh 140 pounds but im mostly slim and muscular and have the same problem. I dont know how long puberty lasts but I think im over it and still got these nips. I didnt even realize until my friends started talking shit about them though. I used to do a lot of regular push ups be for I found this article too and this guy says thats not good, unfortunately I didnt know this. Just know your not alone lol

      Reply
  56. Jazzy

    June 26, 2015 at 12:43 AM

    I am 23. I was very skinny last year. No sign of PN. Suddenly I started eating a lot and hit the gym. I gained around 16kgs within 3 months and my body was in very good shape. Due to studies, I discontinued gyming and it started. Initially it was very less noticeable but as the days are passing, it’s too visible. I’ve read many articles and they say it starts in puberty. But for me, it was never there, it started 4-5 months back and it’s getting worse. I’m not very sure if it’s gyno or just chest fat but I’ve PN. Like others, it tightens while having shower. What do you think is my case? Can use suggest me what to do? I’ve already started diamond push ups and flyes. I’ve hit the gym again. Thank you!

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  57. unorthodox

    June 21, 2015 at 5:32 PM

    A nice short term way to get rid of puffy nipples quickly is to take a very cold shower in the morning. It feels refreshing and has lots of other good effects as well.

    Reply
  58. JJ

    June 19, 2015 at 6:14 PM

    Hey Oskar,
    What did you do to eliminate the fat around your hips and stomach?

    Reply
  59. Daman

    June 16, 2015 at 1:03 PM

    hey oskar I m from India and I m 17 years old I have chest problem my nipples are very big and I wear t shirts it ses everybody so give me solusion sorry for my bad english

    Reply
  60. Raaj

    June 6, 2015 at 6:25 PM

    Hey Oskar,

    I’ve just turned sixteen. Last year I lost a shit ton of weight (last summer) by running and i also did push-ups. At the time the puffiness reduced quite a bit, but under plain t-shirts it was still visible. I THINK i’ve had gynecomastia since i was about 14/15 ( so roughly 2 years ). I still haven’t actually completed puberty therefore. My chest is relatively built up however the puffy nipples are definitely visible (both under and over t-shirts ) which is very depressing and bloody annoying. Do you reckon the gyno will fix itself considering I haven’t finished puberty and i’m only 16? I’ll start doing these exercises anyway…. also I have like 10 parties next week and it’s summer !!!! Pool parties too… any quick advice/ solutions? Also I weigh 69 kg and am 5’11” and quite slim

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog, ISSA Certified Personal Trainer

      June 6, 2015 at 8:20 PM

      Get a tub of BioFreeze and put it on the chest before the pool parties. For most people, this freezes the nipples for 2-3 hours and gives you that “after shower effect” where your nipples look good because they are cold. If you had the gyno for 3 or more years, there’s no way it will go away. If you had it for less, wait till you had it for 3 years.

      Reply
      • Raaj

        June 7, 2015 at 12:07 AM

        Thank you so much! Also are protein shakes all good for the muscle building process… Whey Gold Standard Optimum Nutrition NO HORMONES?

        Reply
        • Oskar Faarkrog, ISSA Certified Personal Trainer

          June 10, 2015 at 11:18 PM

          You don’t need ANY supplements at this point. Forget them bro. Supplements can do MAXIMUm 1% good for you.

          All you need is to: 1) Eat healthy, clean foods 2) Sleep alot, 3) Train your ass off minimum 4 days a week but as much as possible!!! :)

          Reply
  61. harshit

    June 2, 2015 at 7:45 AM

    hey oskar ! I’d working out since 3 years and I’m 18 years old and I’m in tension because of puffy nipples ! what to do ? is surgery is important ?

    Reply
    • Sahil

      June 2, 2015 at 1:52 PM

      Harshit kik me at iamskay ,or my email id is [email protected] i m also from india and i m good now

      Reply
  62. sahil

    May 22, 2015 at 11:40 AM

    I dont understand either it is fat or gland

    Reply
  63. Marco

    May 20, 2015 at 1:23 PM

    I will train more my upper and inner chest as you said, and will try to avoid lower pecs exercices due to my gyno. But should I train my outer pecs?

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog, ISSA Certified Personal Trainer

      May 22, 2015 at 2:05 AM

      Yes you can train your outer pecs.

      Reply
  64. Arman

    May 8, 2015 at 12:56 AM

    Hey oskar feel really happy to read your blog ..r u on facebook or do u use skype so that i shoul contact ..just to share my story nd pics..

    Bye the way nice body at all

    Reply
  65. jeff

    May 6, 2015 at 9:51 AM

    hello.I am 16 years old and I have PN.My lower chest is soft all around and I couldnt feel any gland around the nipples.Are they going to go away?I checked with my local doctor and he said that it will go away when I am 19.Can you please help me?

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      May 7, 2015 at 2:23 AM

      If you don’t have a gland, it’s not gyno but fat. You can lose fat through diet.

      Reply
      • Max

        May 7, 2015 at 11:50 PM

        So if there is no gland. It can go away? I have like an extremely large puffy nipples

        Reply
      • Max

        May 7, 2015 at 11:52 PM

        So if there is no gland. It can go away? I have like extremely large puffy nipples. But I don’t feel anything in there or anything. I can send pictures if you want.

        Reply
  66. sahil

    May 6, 2015 at 8:22 AM

    Hi i also have puffy nipples and your blog is very usrful for me can u please tell me what is biofreeze ?

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      May 7, 2015 at 2:22 AM

      It’s a cream that freezes down the area where you apply it for around 2-3 hours. It’s similar to the effect of a cold shower on your chest.

      Reply
  67. anurag

    April 28, 2015 at 10:09 AM

    hey oscar, i’m 19 yrs old and i got these man boobs at 14 i was a skinny boy that time but now i’m hitting the gym regularly but these are not disappearing

    Reply
  68. ams

    April 26, 2015 at 12:08 PM

    I am 19 . when was 14 I was too fat so I had man boobs but then anyway managed to loose weight and got in proper shape up to age of 17. But still I have man boobs. I did not understand your theory of holding nipple with fingers around so I am not sure whether I can cure by just hitting the gym. Also if you can provide me your email; I could send you pics

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      April 27, 2015 at 3:04 AM

      You can email me through the contact form

      Reply
      • Jackson

        November 25, 2016 at 7:33 PM

        Hi Oskar first of all am very happy for you what you have doing such a great job,am getting your messages on my email,, brother I have gynecomastia from more than 7 years,the one is big on left chest and another is little smaller on right chest,but am not a fat guy am slim,because of this puffy nipples I bend my self and always my head downward,,,I think you better know that I don’t want anybody to notice them,,so my 1) question is as am suffering from gynecomastia,,,is it right to do jerking or watching porn videos,,,asi do such things do am I losing testosterone levels in body,,,so please reply to my email am hoping your reply,thanks

        Reply
  69. Eric

    March 22, 2015 at 7:25 AM

    Hey Oskar, my name is Eric. I recently started to hit the gym hard and clean up my diet to reduce my gyno. just wondering if you can take a look at my PN and give me your best advice.

    Reply
  70. Ryan

    March 19, 2015 at 4:53 AM

    Hello Oscar,

    I just wanted say thank you for sharing your experience with the masses. You created a fantastic article and I plan on trying this routine myself. I do have a questions though. You mentioned that you quit ingesting foods that are stored in plastic containers. I find it difficult to think of a way to completely cut out foods and beverages that are stored in plastic. Is BPA free plastics fine to use?

    Thank you,
    Ryan

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      March 19, 2015 at 7:46 AM

      Ryan, it’s only a problem if the plastic gets heated.

      Reply
  71. Rueben

    March 19, 2015 at 12:50 AM

    hi oscar, my name is rueben, im 19 years old. how many sets i do for the diamond push ups and how many days for a week

    Reply
  72. Amrit

    March 18, 2015 at 8:12 PM

    Thank you so much bro :) i will start doing these all workouts and diet planning from today itself once again..thank u its really a great article :D

    Reply
  73. kumar

    March 15, 2015 at 1:37 AM

    Pls tell me is there any risk involved in this surgery and tell me is there a problem after surgery pls tell me to clear my mind from this and also I have upper chest and it was looking very good and is there any chance to shape my chest to original one I mean can doctor make my chest to nice shape ….. Pls help me out this bro

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      March 15, 2015 at 3:44 PM

      Ask your surgeon for a full list of risks or google them. Here are the risks I know of: nerve damage, scarring, inverted nipple and that your gynecomastia comes again. A good plastic surgeon and research on your part can prevent many risks, but there’s always a small risk involved no matter what since you cut open your chest.

      Reply
  74. kumar

    March 15, 2015 at 1:32 AM

    Oh my god I think I’m only the suffer from gynecomastia now I realize that every teenage may suffer from this it was very hard for me also
    Yesterday I went to surgeon he said you have to remove it if want he said there is no another way to reduce the chesth and he explained me everything and I’m ready to go through it pls give me suggestions and tell me how many days to recover from this surgery and my parents think about the another way to reduce that but after I read this article I’m not lucky I suffer from last 8 years and i m very good looking person and it’s very hard to take off my shirt I hope that surgery is the only thing to cure from this eagerly counting the days to surgery and thank you for this post

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      March 15, 2015 at 3:42 PM

      Everything is explained here: https://skinnyfattransformation.com/man-boobs/ (Read the comments too).

      Also, read my replies to the questions asked here: http://forum.bodybuilding.com/showthread.php?t=166692701&highlight=gynecomastia+surgery

      Recovery is very individual. It took me 10 days to recover 80% and then I could train again. It’s been over a month now and the scarring is almost invisible and it only hurts if someone touches my nipples.

      If you want to get the surgery, make sure to get a good PLASTIC SURGEON (not regular surgeon), and make sure he has operated on at least 1,000 other people and has a lot of before/after pics… Don’t go cheap on this surgery.

      Reply
  75. tejinder

    March 11, 2015 at 8:18 AM

    hi oscar.
    i think i suffer from gynecomastia from 5 years
    i have PN. but when i touched them it becomes as normal as others. or when i feel cold it becomes streched means as norman but it was only for 1 or 2 minutes. after 2 minutes it remains same PN. so could you please tell me it is in state of gynecomastia. or how i get rid of it

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      March 11, 2015 at 2:39 PM

      Do you,have a gland or not?

      Without knowing that I can’t tell.

      It you’re not sure, ask a doctor or surgeon to check it.

      Reply
      • tejinder

        March 11, 2015 at 2:50 PM

        i am not sure about gland. so could you pls tell me which kind of doctor should i have to contact. means tell me about doctor’s field

        Reply
        • Oskar Faarkrog

          March 12, 2015 at 12:58 PM

          Endocrinologist (specialist in hormones) or plastic surgeon who performs gynecomastia surgeries.

          Reply
          • tejinder

            March 12, 2015 at 2:06 PM

            thanks bro

  76. Sahil Singh

    March 7, 2015 at 7:23 PM

    hey oscar am sahil 20 years old can u tell me what should i take proper diet to decrese the size of man chest nipple..?? and about the proper exercises…. hlp plz….

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      March 8, 2015 at 9:50 AM

      A full diet and supplement plan takes me 4 hours on average to create. You can order one here: http://shopify.oskarfaarkrog.com/

      Reply
  77. sabuj

    March 4, 2015 at 7:25 PM

    hy osker…..ppls can u tell me which type of exer cise make middle chest muscle fast…..and how many it should me done??????

    Reply
  78. abdelrhman

    February 25, 2015 at 11:28 PM

    Do you think that masturbation has a relation to it ( gyno ) or a relation to rate of gaining muscles

    Thank you for your replies oscar

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      February 27, 2015 at 2:56 AM

      Not to gyno.

      However, excessive stimulation is never good for you. Keep it in moderation.

      If you do it too much you will be deficient in zinc which can reduce testosterone… Also, it saps your energy and motivation to train hard.

      Try this:

      Train right after jerking off.
      Then then next time train after abstaining for a week.

      You should notice a huge difference

      Reply
  79. abdelrhman

    February 25, 2015 at 1:02 PM

    What do you think about tamoxifen oscar ?!

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      February 25, 2015 at 2:33 PM

      I dont know it and never tried it, but I would stay clear of any drugs unless prescribed by your doctor.

      One thing I know is that if you had Gyno for +2 years, no drugs will change that.

      Reply
  80. dody

    February 25, 2015 at 12:34 AM

    Does chin ups worse gyno or it has no relation to lower chest area

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      February 25, 2015 at 11:30 AM

      No, chin ups train back and biceps

      Reply
  81. hardy

    February 23, 2015 at 9:25 AM

    i recommended full range of motions of p
    ush ups to get good results…….as i per form push ups i also gain six pack also at home!!!!!i m looking like taylor lautner!!!! :-p he he

    Reply
  82. hardy

    February 23, 2015 at 9:22 AM

    hi..friends….i m 17 and when i was 13 i suffer with male breast and still now…but since 9 months i perform push ups and cardios like skipping exercises…. my cheast not totally flat but it starting to get small shape than the past…..i m trying too hard to get rid of this….thanks to guide @author of this articale because i was not know the diet and the simple ways….i m looking for upper cheast exercises………

    Reply
  83. hridoy

    February 21, 2015 at 5:57 PM

    hey oskar,

    your tips helpes me a lot. I’v minor gyno. Its like my nipples are just puffy but i have a ripped upper chest. Can i add milk in my diet? I was avoiding milk cause i heard it have estoregen. I want to gain more muscle. But am not using any protien powder. My trainer advised me to add milk in my diet. Can i do that?

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      February 23, 2015 at 10:44 PM

      I don’t do well with milk. I suggest you try milk for a week and see how you respond to it. If you get bad stomach or acne, just remove it from your diet. If not, keep drinking it.

      Also, milk and whey protein is not required to gain muscle. I never drink milk or whey protein, however I do drink egg protein.

      Reply
  84. dody

    February 20, 2015 at 6:39 PM

    Hey oscar
    Peanute buttter contain soy beans and soy beans icrease the estrogen level !
    What do you think

    Reply
  85. qwert

    February 20, 2015 at 4:53 AM

    I just read the article and i was wondering if there is a specific diet I could follow?

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      February 22, 2015 at 5:53 PM

      Email me for custom diets.

      Reply
      • chaitanya

        March 4, 2015 at 9:01 PM

        Hi oskar my name is Chaitanya I m 16 years old and I have gynecomastia.it comes in my body at 13 years.I have puffy nipplie.my nipple is very big.every one see my puffy nipple in my t shirt.i can not go any were without my shirt.my dream is modeling but puffy nipple is big problem.plz plz plz plz reply me with your suggestion. Plz I depend on you.plz help me.

        Reply
  86. Sam

    February 11, 2015 at 10:03 AM

    Hey Oscar,
    I’m 15 and I’ve had these puffy nipples since I was 12 so it’s been 3 years,
    I used to have a little too much body fat but I was never too overweight however I always had these hard things. I look much fitter now with a flat stomach but I still can’t get rid of these boobs!! I also find that bench press makes it worse but this exercise is required for my rowing sport. I am pretty fed up and just want to look regular like the other boys in swimming lesson and have a social life. But these thing aren’t showing any signs of going away. Do you recommend surgery for a 15 year old or are there any medical solutions. I am pretty healthy and dieting or exercise is building muscles in other areas but not removing the boobs.

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      February 12, 2015 at 1:39 PM

      Hi Sam,

      I just got the surgery and the results are amazing.

      I would eat healthy, train hard and sleep a lot for 1 year while saving money for the surgery. If your gynecomastia isn’t gone by then, get the surgery from a plastic surgeon that is experienced with this. (The one I got has done this over 1000 times and I have almost no scars or pain after just 10 days).

      Reply
      • Sam

        February 16, 2015 at 10:46 AM

        I have to do lots of bench press for rowing and I can’t really cut it out, are there any exercises to make up for this

        Reply
        • Sam

          February 16, 2015 at 10:52 AM

          for example would:
          4 x 8 diamond push ups
          4 x 8 dumbbell incline
          be good to add in with regular bench, squats and core

          Reply
          • Oskar Faarkrog

            February 16, 2015 at 10:59 PM

            Yes, that is perfect, and also add some low cable flyes if you have a cable pulley, and incline pullovers with dumbbells.

  87. Mshx

    February 4, 2015 at 11:42 PM

    I’ve just turned 13 and noticed that through all my t-shirts (especially white) that you could see my nipples. My friends have taken the mick out of me for it. I then found this article and felt the lump under my nipple and knew I had gyno I’m hoping it’s will go away when my hormones settle. Should I try all these tips at this age? I’m quite a chubby boy ngl but I don’t know if I should have a diet so young and things

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      February 4, 2015 at 11:54 PM

      The earlier you start the better. If you lose fat, build muscle and eat healthy now, you have a much better chance of improving your hormones so your gynecomastia disappears by the time you’re 15-16. I wish I did that. I just got the surgery a week or so ago, and had to pay a lot for it.

      Take a look at this article: https://skinnyfattransformation.com/strength-training-skinny-fat-transformation/

      Reply
  88. jack

    January 31, 2015 at 4:09 PM

    are there any other exersices toget rid of puffy nipples?????????

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      February 2, 2015 at 2:08 PM

      You can’t get rid of puffy nipples with exercises.

      However, you can build up your upper and inner chest to tighten up your chest and create a more masculine look.

      Reply
  89. Bob

    January 30, 2015 at 5:37 PM

    Nice piece Oskar. The advice about food is great.

    I’ve suffered with manboobs for probably the past 10 years. I’m naturally thin, which I kind of just accepted, but when I hit my mid 20s I started to notice that I was becoming skinny-fat. A couple of half-arsed attempts at doing the gym thing didn’t work. I think I got up to a skinny-fat high of about 75kg around the age of 30. I made some small changes after that, no sugar in hot drinks, going gluten-free for a while, and dropped about 6kg but still very much skinny-fat.

    It was only when I went on (a much-needed) holiday (having started a very intense new job that I was struggling with) and reading a great book called ‘Wheat Belly’ that everything started to make sense. The part about brain fog is what actually inspired me to change my way of eating but it wasn’t long (having pretty much ditched refined carbs/sugar) until I started to notice the weight falling off effortlessly. So much so, that I was concerned that I would have to re-introduce some of those carbs unless I put on some muscle as the prospect of dipping below 60kg (I’m 180cm) kind of scared me. 12 months later, I’m not even sure it’s noticeable to most people but I seem to have levelled out at 58kg (which is about where I was in my late teens) and, for the first time in my life, actually have some muscles in my arms.

    I do push-ups (not diamond yet, but I will try it) every other day, nothing else. But even without that, just cutting right back on carbs and eating more red meat and good fats (pork belly, eggs, avocados, coconut oil, butter, full fat yogurt my favourites) seems to have done wonders for my testosterone, which I’m sure is the primary reason my ‘moobs’ have shrunk to a level where, for the first time in probably my adult life, I’m actually comfortable taking my shirt off outside For a long time I struggled even wearing a t-shirt, I was that self conscious. I would usually wear a light shirt over the top, even when it was too hot to be doing so.

    Being naturally skinny I’m not bothered about getting super muscular but it would be nice to firm up my chest a bit, and bulk out some more on my arms/shoulders. I also need to work on my upper legs, I’ve started doing some squats, which seems to be working a bit. I don’t know if you could give any advice on other stuff I can do at home (I do have gym access but not sure if I can get a trainer there, and am wary of doing any weight stuff on my own when I don’t know what I’m doing)?

    Reply
  90. Bryson

    January 27, 2015 at 4:29 AM

    Hey Oskar! I have a home gym with a bench and a few free weights but I don’t know if I should work my chest. I know that I definitely have gynecomastia but I’ve heard that even working your chest with incline movements and diamond pushups still targets the lower chest to some extent and will actually accentuate the gynecomastia therefore pushing it out and making it more prominent. My gynecomastia has gotten worse since last year because it used to only be on one side of my chest and now it’s on both! My diet has been a mess and I don’t know what to even bring to eat for lunch. I was wondering if I should still do these exercises. I was also wondering what back exercises I should to to target my upper back because I read that it can also help to make the fat in my chest look better. I’m 16 years old right now around six feet tall and I’m around 135 lbs. I’m skinny for my height and my gynecomastia and puffy nipples makes my physique look atrocious. I also feel like I won’t get as good as results as you did because my gynecomastia and puffy nipples are bigger than yours are in your before picture. My chest looks slanted with my puffy nipples and it’s embarrassing and on top of all of this I have to play soccer with my terrible chest. Any help is appreciated, thanks in advance!

    P.S. I usually only get my water from those deer park plastic water bottles. Is there a better way that I can get water without using these b/c you said that people shouldn’t drink out of them.

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      January 29, 2015 at 9:33 AM

      My suggestion: follow the advice written in this article for 90 days. While following it get a job and save for surgery.

      If the advice works, then great.

      If not, get surgery.

      Reply
      • Adam

        February 11, 2015 at 10:46 PM

        Hello

        Great read. Do you have an Update on your surgery?

        Best regards

        Reply
        • Oskar Faarkrog

          February 12, 2015 at 2:41 PM

          Thank you Adam, yes, it went very well. The difference in my chest is enormous and it has almost fully healed already (got the surgery less than 2 weeks ago), and there’s no visible scarring. Definitely worth the money! I see you’re danish too, if you’re considering it, get it in Odense at HC Andersens Klink with Jens Pilegaard. He did a great job, I will post an article about this soon with before/after pics.

          Reply
          • Jun

            February 16, 2015 at 3:10 AM

            Wow, great to hear cant wait to see the results!

  91. Charaf Eddine

    January 19, 2015 at 4:47 PM

    Hi Oskar ,
    i have PN but when i take a shower or i get cold it returns to normal
    is biofreez gonna help me to hide it on the beach ( summer ) cause i didn’t go swiming for 4 years now :( … ?
    and a have fat under my armpit is that normal ?

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      January 19, 2015 at 10:03 PM

      Hey Charaf,

      Biofreeze is really 50/50. Some of my readers had success with it, some didn’t. I personally found it helpful since it froze my nipples similarly to cold water for several hours. If you have fat, there’s only one way to cut it: caloric deficit which can either happen through diet or exercise or both.

      Reply
  92. Ahmed

    January 7, 2015 at 2:44 AM

    hey bro im 14 ive had this problem since i was 12 it was supposed to go within 8 months but still isn’t an im not fat at all im 14 an my weight is 50kg an i even tried bio freez but nothing happened

    Reply
  93. Dan

    January 6, 2015 at 9:05 PM

    I just want to thank-you bro. I am 5’11” and was 195lbs a couple of months ago, when I first read this. I took your advise and followed what you did, I am now 177lbs with a stronger chest and I recently made a before and after photo and the results are amazing. I get a lot of compliments and have so much more confidence with what I wear now. I never actually had “moobs” but it was always a problem area. Thank-you again!

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      January 6, 2015 at 10:14 PM

      Great job!! Please send me before and afters to my email on the contact form. I’d be very interested in seeing your progress mate!

      Reply
  94. david

    December 29, 2014 at 7:05 PM

    i heard about this product called gynexin too does it really work??

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      December 30, 2014 at 11:58 AM

      I don’t know that product.

      Reply
  95. stk

    December 29, 2014 at 6:29 PM

    Hai Oscar, your advice is useful for me.You gave a brief description about the problem I was facing and the solution of that problem.
    Coming to the point, I also want a long term solution for my problem(puffy niples).But I want to use biofreeze at least for some time to boost my confidence.But in my country (India) $23 means approximately INR1200 where a normal pain relief spray or gel in our country cost not more than INR60. My first question is:(1)Is there any alternative for Biofreeze in the market and
    (2)”Will the Biofreeze definitely work for every one and how can I get any sample for that product”
    (3)”Can you prescribe a website or a book to know which food items (fruits,vegetables and others) are rich in good fat and which contains bad fat which means I want to know more things about good fat”

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      December 30, 2014 at 11:58 AM

      Hey stk,

      1: I don’t know about that.
      2: It’s 50/50. Some people have reported success, others get no effect. Try to find it locally and ask for a sample. Chiropractor facilities may have it.
      3: Here’s a good list of foods you should eat: http://anabolicmen.com/50-foods-that-boost-testosterone-levels/

      Reply
  96. david

    December 28, 2014 at 10:58 PM

    Hi oskar i thank you for giving advice and hope to people it’s a good thing you’re doing right there, i have used the product BIO freeze recently and i see no changes at all but that’s not my question can you please tell me the ways to get rid of my Gynocomastia without surgery i don’t want to go for surgery at this age am 18 plus i don’t have saved up money for that…so please help???

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      December 29, 2014 at 9:11 AM

      You can’t get rid of it without surgery unless it’s very new (max 3 years old), then it may go away on its own.

      Reply
  97. Hendi

    December 28, 2014 at 12:53 PM

    Hello Oskar, i wanna ask again. I think n i’m sure that i have gyno. My inner lower chest looks like no contents, do i have to build up the muscle on that section? (From mid to lower, the chest looks like inverted letter V). What kind of chest exercise do you recommend if the lower chest shaped like that bro?
    Thank you and Happy New Year!

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      December 28, 2014 at 8:20 PM

      Hey Hendi,

      Send me a pic of your chest through the contact form and I’ll take a look.

      Happy new year!

      Reply
  98. Allen

    December 20, 2014 at 11:12 PM

    Hello man… l want to say thank you for your advices… l lose 25 pounds in 40 days + diet and biofreeze…. l see great changes and the most important of them is HOT FLASHE’S…. Temperature inbalance…. Mentaly, am not nervos, am so quiet and l have a lot of focus… My nipples size are reduce with a half of size…. Testosterone levels are incrased and a see a great changes of body line’s like legs , abs, chest, showlders…. Let’s hope for a invisible before summer time ;) … Thank you bro…

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      December 21, 2014 at 6:13 AM

      Very good job bro!!

      Reply
  99. Cris

    December 20, 2014 at 6:03 PM

    Hello again, I might be over obsessing on the topic now, but better safe than sorry. Are the BPA free 1 gal. water bottles from Whole foods or similar, safe to store water in as long as they are not heated or bumped/dented (which I understand can release small plastics and what not)?
    Is the release of plastic when heated or bumped – only a concern when water/liquid is in the plastic bottle? Or is it as bad even when the water bottle is empty?
    One last thing: I’m considering a glass water jug to store water in, however I noticed that the lid is plastic or have a plastic/foam/rubber lid to seal it. Is there a lid that can be used that’s plastic free?

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      December 21, 2014 at 6:04 PM

      Hey, this is the exact water bottle I use every single day: http://www.amazon.com/Takeya-Classic-Bottle-Silicone-22-Ounce/dp/B003DTLNUG

      Unfortunately, I don’t know the answer to these questions since this isn’t something I have focused a lot on. I just briefly read about it, then switched to a glass bottle and glass cooking ware immediately. I don’t read much now-a-days. Just take a lot of massive action.

      Reply
      • Cris

        December 22, 2014 at 3:36 PM

        I really appreciate everything. I like your last quote about taking massive action, very inspiring! Happy Holidays!

        Reply
        • Oskar Faarkrog

          December 25, 2014 at 8:35 AM

          Merry christmas Cris! Make 2015 a year of massive action.

          Reply
  100. Cris

    December 18, 2014 at 5:46 AM

    Thank you for your great article! Question… About the plastic avoidance; does that only apply to storage of food and drinks? Or are you suggesting complete avoidance of plastic, even brief use (i.e. shaker cup, water cup, etc.) Please let me know. Thank you

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      December 19, 2014 at 10:57 AM

      Read this: http://www.dangerandplay.com/2012/11/18/mens-health-plastic-water-bottles-lower-testosterone/

      As far as I understand, using a shaker for your post workout shakes is fine, since you never heat up the shake. However, the xenoestrogens are released when you heat up fluid or food within plastic. Regular water bottles are often transported through places with high heat like Arizona before reaching the shelves. That’s why I use glass to store my cooked meals now and I have a glass water bottle.

      Reply
      • Cris

        December 20, 2014 at 5:13 AM

        Wow you replied, despite having tons of inquiries… Thank you and thank you for the information. Cheers :)

        Reply
        • Oskar Faarkrog

          December 20, 2014 at 10:02 PM

          I know how it is to be in your situation, being online and having very few places to go, so I take time out each day to reply to messages. I try to reply to as many as I can,.

          Reply
  101. zarrar

    December 16, 2014 at 8:14 PM

    HELLO DUDE …….
    i posted in the comments above , a couple of months ago …
    started doing chest rigorously, actually i am noticing a bit difference
    i do chest in a cycle after every48 hours i.e
    monday=chest, tuesday=shoulder ,wednesday= bi

    Thursday=chest , friday=tri , saturday =back + legs sunday=rest nd so on….

    concentrating on my upper pecs , i do 6 to 7 exercises of them …
    actually the nipples are like that , but my upper pecs are going rapidly nd they’ve kinda started to hide them ..
    i mean no one is able to tell i have puffy nipples now unless i take my shirt offffffffffffffffffff ………………

    thank you for that

    now the real question is , my puffy nipples ..
    are they going to get smaller ??if yes then how much time i need … a year??2 years ???

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      December 17, 2014 at 7:42 PM

      Hey, that’s great to hear!! I’m really happy when getting these kind of comments.

      To answer your question, if you had them for more than 3 years and you’re already lean (no fat in chest), then they will most likely not go away. Only gynecomastia surgery can fix it 100%. I’ve been in the same situation as you for years, and now I have finally decided to get the surgery at the end of January. There will be articles about it.

      Reply
  102. Hendi

    December 3, 2014 at 7:31 PM

    Hi Oskar, finally i think i found the really article for reduce PN. I have a PN. My heigh was 178cm, weigh 160pounds. Im very stressed with my PN. My program is cutting right now, so i doing diet everyday. My breakfast everyday is oatmeals and protein shake, i from indonesia so our lunch usually we eat rice with some meats and vegetables (of course the food was cooked with salt and some ingridients), at night after gym i consume baked chicken and protein shake. As your advice “eliminate wheat”, so i must not to eat oatmeals for my breakfast anymore? What kind of food i can eat to change the oatmeals for my diet. Then “eat more good fat”, does it make me fatter? Can you give me advice for my meals? I will try hard to follow your advice. I workout at gym 5 days everyweeks, where is leg, chest, shoulders, back, arms. My chest workout start with DB bench press-incline bench press-low cable fly for inner chest(just start for 2 weeks)-lower chest(dips and cable fly for lower chest)-then ending with normal bench press. I do high reps (4 sets for 15 reps each set). Please give me corrrection with my chest workout. Everyday on gym, i always workout for 2 hours, my sweat very much than other people because i always workout very hard but my PN still looks bad. I sleep 7 hours only. Based on my history i tell you, can u help me to give some correction and advice withy meals n workout so that i can rid my puffy nipples? Very thankful if you would help me Oskar. Sorry for my bad english. Best regards.

    Reply
  103. Jacky

    November 27, 2014 at 2:40 AM

    Hey bro, great article.

    Growing up i was always fat. During my teenage years I’ve noticed i have pointy nipples. But the last year i’ve lost over 50lbs. I pretty much have a 6 pack, muscles on my arms, shoulder and back. I have some striation in my chest. And yet my nipples are still pointy. My doctor said its minor, now im bulking. My question is should i train more on my upper chest?

    Reply
    • Jacky

      November 27, 2014 at 2:42 AM

      Oh btw, my nipples kinda look like the one you have on the pic (the before one)

      Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      November 27, 2014 at 10:02 AM

      Hey Jacky,

      Thank you!

      You can’t completely isolate a part of the chest, however, you can emphasize certain parts through training. Since the lump is located in your lower chest, you want to focus on building up the upper chest.

      Reply
      • Jacky

        November 27, 2014 at 8:19 PM

        Since I’m bulking should i emphasis only on my upper chest more or just develop my chest overall?

        Reply
        • Oskar Faarkrog

          November 28, 2014 at 10:45 AM

          It’s all about preference, but I would go for upper and inner only.

          Reply
          • Jacky

            November 28, 2014 at 2:45 PM

            thank you for the advice

  104. Prabh

    November 24, 2014 at 12:16 PM

    If u didnt train lower chest then how u got that visible boundary and shape in lower chest.

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      November 24, 2014 at 1:26 PM

      You can’t isolate parts of the chest, you can only emphasize them. For example if you do incline bench you still train the lower chest, but you put more emphasis on the upper part compared to flat.

      Reply
  105. Shivansh

    November 19, 2014 at 7:00 AM

    Hey Oskar…. great Article here. I need to know a pretty odd question’s answer…. My Question is Do Masterbation affect gynecomastia or the Nipples puffiness…??? Coz I am a hard masterbater, and Its Difficult for me to control. Though I have Started control and am doing fine lately….. I also am going to gym but being overweight its taking time…. though I have reduced enough weight luckily and I do think that my chest is now comparatively a bit proper than how it used to be. But still not enough to be confident in showing body…. :P I will follow your Diet Plans and exercises but this question is more important to me right now as I think that hormones imbalance is caused due to Masterbation…. so please Guide me…..

    Thanks…..

    Reply
    • Shivansh

      November 19, 2014 at 7:03 AM

      Still left to say…. My nipples Areola size is way big… please help me out on that one…..
      Sincerely,
      Shivansh.

      Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      November 23, 2014 at 2:47 PM

      Hey Shivansh,

      When you masturbate, you release zinc. If you do it too much, you have no zinc in your body. Zinc is connected with testosterone levels and a deficiency in it results in low drive to get things done and poor gym sessions, therefore it can indirectly effect the look of your chest.

      Therefore, try to limit your masturbation. This doesn’t mean you need to eliminate it completely, but perhaps limit it to once every night after the days work has been done, so you can replenish your zinc while sleeping.

      Reply
      • Shivansh

        November 23, 2014 at 4:44 PM

        Thanks Oskar, I’ll definitely start the control now….. thanks once again….

        Reply
      • Shivansh

        November 23, 2014 at 4:45 PM

        Thanks Oskar, I’ll definitely start the control now….. thanks once again…….

        Reply
  106. Andos Fordico

    November 14, 2014 at 3:29 PM

    Hey Oskar,

    I just turned 17 and roughly last week I notice that my right nipple was sore, a tiny bit swollen and had a small lump underneath it. I was a late bloomer and only went through puberty at around 15 and I also remember having tender nipples back then as well but they didn’t last long. I am an extremely fit person with a low body fat percentage and a toned body, however I am not extremely muscly. Is there any chance I have mild gyno and if so do you reckon it will go away anytime soon.

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      November 15, 2014 at 12:43 PM

      Hi Andos, send me a pic through the contact form and I will be able to tell.

      Reply
  107. Abdelrhman Khaled

    November 7, 2014 at 1:45 AM

    Hey oscar please help meI want to ask you about this foodCorn flakes and oatmaleCottage cheeseTunaPotato and sweet potatoNutsAvocadoBrown bread toastO calories sugarDo you think that this food free from sodium and gluten or not and if some of them has gluten or sodium please mention it and give me a something like it without glutenThank you very much

    Reply
    • J.C.

      November 7, 2014 at 3:37 AM

      Cant you google which food has gluten or sodium?

      Reply
  108. Frank

    November 4, 2014 at 10:25 PM

    Hey oskar !
    Im here to share my progress ! Ur article has been super helpful ! I cant explain how hapy i am. I stoped flat benchin and startin concentrating on incline bench press and dumbell press and my chest looks much beter than before. The niples are puffy but look beter. I just spoke to an experienced bodybuilding competitor and he checkd my problem and said that surgery is the only option sadly :( but ur article has motivated me alot ! Keep up the work bro ! Ur tips are actualy helping me and i can see the progress already. I wanted to ask u one more thing. While doing a chin up wid a shoulder width grip i felt some pressure on the upper chest while going up. Do u think this exercise should be aded in the workout ? Only the chin up ? Thanks for helpin me out :))

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      November 6, 2014 at 6:12 PM

      Great to hear Frank! Chin ups are great to build a wide back and big biceps, but not for chest.

      Reply
  109. Abdelrhman Khaled

    November 3, 2014 at 12:46 AM

    Hey oscar please help me
    I want to ask you about this food
    Corn flakes and oatmale
    Cottage cheese
    Tuna
    Potato and sweet potato
    Nuts
    Avocado
    Brown bread toast
    O calories sugar
    Do you think that this food free from sodium and gluten or not and if some of them has gluten or sodium please mention it and give me a something like it without gluten

    Thank you very much

    Reply
  110. Zarrar

    November 2, 2014 at 10:26 PM

    Hello dude …..
    i am 23 years old now , and the reason i just found you here is that my friends still bully me over my chest …. today they made so much fun of me i almost cried in front of em ….
    i go to gym on regular basis from the last two years and i can say i have improved a lot with both physically and mentally …
    but even after all these years my chest was the same bcz of this puffy nipples ….
    read your article with interest and i promise i m goint o follow each nd every instruction you just gave for the next couple of months to see if it goes away even for some hours ……. whenever i talked about this to some trustworthy people all they had to say was ” go eat some medicine , ask some surgeon to get a surgery ” hell i dont even have fees to complete my education , my parents are giving it to me , i dont want to drop another bomb of surgery on them …. today i was feeling so depressed …. i m just glad that i found your article here…. please share some email i.d or facebook link to keep in touch with you to get further info/tips/instructions ……………
    and p.s its a promise i’ll try my best to eat clean from now on….
    feeling quite relaxed now ……
    thank you ………

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      November 4, 2014 at 6:08 PM

      If someone bullies you with your chest, they are not your friend. If you want to change your physique, you need to cut out those people that put you down. You can’t have good workouts and the energy to prepare meals everyday when your “friends” are making fun of one of your biggest insecurities.

      Use your chest as motivation to get in phenomenal shape, while putting money aside for surgery. In a few years, you will have a much better body, and some savings to pay for a surgery if that’s what you want.

      Reply
  111. shan

    October 29, 2014 at 10:39 AM

    Hye Oskar. im having the same nipple puffiness.its been a year seen i start building my body..arms, sholders everything is good excpt those nipple puffiness.i have been talking diets to increase my testosterone level recently like cruciferous vegetables,grapes,turmeric and i can see a little bit of result.but some foods, im not really sure whether it is testosterone or estrogen…foods like white rice,eggs and milk.i did some research and never really getting a right answer.so can u help me answering this. tq

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      November 1, 2014 at 6:15 PM

      When I increased my testosterone with over 100% I ate a lot of fatty meat, natural peanut butter and eggs. At that time I didn’t eat vegetables, although I do eat veggies now since they’re good for you.

      Reply
  112. Frank

    October 26, 2014 at 11:44 PM

    Helo,
    Your blog is highly inpspiring for me. I am now 169 pounds 5.9 fairly muscular. I was a very fat kid initialy, a 200 pounder. Thats where i got my PN from. Ive been workin out since a long time to get rid of this. But my workouts have jus made them less noticible when i where a tshirt. But they are still the same they where a few years back when puffy. I going heavy on my flat bench thinking it would help but now i will stop. Do weighted push ups help?? As in keepin a weight on ur bak and doin push ups ? My chest is hard all over except the pn :( its realy sad. Please reply

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      October 28, 2014 at 11:46 PM

      Hi Frank, that’s great progress!

      Focus on exercises that emphasize the upper chest: low cable flyes, incline pullovers, diamond push ups.

      Reply
  113. rahul

    October 17, 2014 at 7:41 AM

    can fevi kwik any bad effect on PN…..?

    Reply
  114. Christoffer

    October 17, 2014 at 2:44 AM

    Hej Oskar, fandt lige ud af at du er dansker. Derfor jeg skriver på dansk :) normalt kommenterer jeg ikke på div. Hjemmesider, men den her indeholder ALT hvad jeg har ledt efter. Din historie er fuldstændig som min egen og selv kropskomposotionen er utrolig ens! Har selv knoklet med SS i halvandet år uden nogen som helst synlige gevinster (men stærk blev jeg da) stoppede helt med SS for 6 mdr siden. Var træt af at ikke komme nogen vegne. Nu har jeg fået mig en ordentlig pull up bar og er begyndt at lave grease the groove med pull ups, så jeg kan få dem lært. Allerede nu er der kommet positive synlige forbedringer kombineret med en god diæt. Den her side har virkelig givet mig blod på tanden for at komme igang med cali-træningen. Tak for dit bidrag til alle os med bredhoftet fucked up genetik. Mange hilsener Christoffer :)

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      October 17, 2014 at 11:18 AM

      Hey Christoffer, jeg er glad for aritklerne hjælper dig og at du får resultater. Bliv ved med det.

      Reply
  115. philip

    October 9, 2014 at 9:44 PM

    hi,oscar m so grateful cos ur article has reali workd for me….i did nt av to use d biofreeze my chest looks great nw wit a reduction of wheat nd jst doin diamond pushups.for 2mnths av see great effect….tnks again oscar

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      October 11, 2014 at 4:42 PM

      I’m glad it worked for you Philip, you’re welcome!

      Reply
  116. Ash

    October 6, 2014 at 3:49 PM

    Hi, I want to know if being fat during puberty results in a more feminine body during adult even if as an adult, the same person has slimmed down and is no longer fat at all. Because I have done some personal research and found that people who were fat during puberty grow up as slim/non-fat adults to have less prominent adam’s apples, higher pitched voices, puffier nipples and smaller than average penises than people who were not fat during puberty, even if they grow up to be fat as adults. Does the increase in estrogen during puberty result in less masculine features as an adult?

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      October 7, 2014 at 10:28 PM

      Ash, I think you’re right, but it’s probably very individual and dependent on genetics too. Either way, you can make huge changes to your body if you really want to, and that’s what matters.

      Reply
  117. Carl

    October 5, 2014 at 6:08 PM

    Just came across this article, I have been searching for something like this for awhile as I also have “PN” from puberty along with some unwanted fat due to a bad diet and lack of exercise. I found your information relatable and informative. I’m starting a fitness and diet based on what you have said and hopefully I’ll see some results soon!
    Thanks for your help

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      October 7, 2014 at 10:24 PM

      You’re welcome Carl!

      Reply
      • rahul

        October 17, 2014 at 7:38 AM

        if I apply most freezing liquid like fevi kwik on the PN….. what’s say Friend……………?

        Reply
        • Oskar Faarkrog

          October 17, 2014 at 11:18 AM

          I don’t understand your question

          Reply
  118. Max

    September 24, 2014 at 8:41 PM

    I was wondering because I think when I was younger back in my teens I had a ball or something under my nipples but (and I have no idea since when) now there is no hard object under my nipples. Just a biiiig puffy squishy nipple. Like it is embarrassing to take my shirt off unless it is cold. Even then I still do not 99% of the time. I remember a doctor telling me (when I first noticed as a teen) that it meant I had high testosterone and not to worry unless it got bigger. Eventually it did but I forgot about he whole doctors information and just let it be. I did get my testosterone levels checked back in June 2014. They range from 280-800 something. I came in at 290. I am 21 years old. I was 20 at time of test. Those might be in the normal range but not for my age. That is normal for maybe a 50 year old. But even a 50 year old might not be that low. Any replies welcome. Thanks.

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      September 26, 2014 at 10:30 AM

      290 is very low and about what I had. Read my testosterone article for more info on that.

      Reply
  119. Abdelrhman Khaled

    September 24, 2014 at 9:56 AM

    Hey oscar :
    If I have a puffy nipples should I play
    1.dips
    2.flat DBF
    or the wil worse the puffy nipples

    And I sent you a contact form where can I find the answers ( thank u oscar )

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      September 26, 2014 at 10:26 AM

      I haven’t received an email from you, try to resend it.

      I prefer incline dumbbell flyes if that’s what you mean with DBF, and dips tend to hit the lower chest a lot, so I wouldn’t do too many of those if you want to improve the look of your chest.

      Reply
  120. neslon

    September 18, 2014 at 12:01 AM

    will try that bio freeze, will it wash away after a swim ?

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      September 19, 2014 at 11:20 AM

      Hey, I think it will wash away after a swim, but try it out. Regardless, water should make your nipples small, unless it’s hot.

      Reply
  121. omar dody

    September 14, 2014 at 2:13 AM

    Oscar you are a vreat man with agreat article but one question please playing hight rips low weight dips and decline smith will affect the decrease of fat in the lower area ?

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      September 16, 2014 at 10:43 AM

      Hi Omar, I’m not sure I understand your question. Are you asking if high rep dips and decline smith machine bench presses will decrease the fat in your lower chest? If so, the answer is, NO. You can’t lose fat in specific places by training them.

      Reply
  122. Abdelrhman Khaled

    September 14, 2014 at 1:51 AM

    I forgot to till you oscat that I am skinny with 69 kilo grams 147 fat but have very puffy nipples this makes me crazy

    Reply
  123. Abdelrhman Khaled

    September 14, 2014 at 1:48 AM

    Hey oscar i am.from egypt and I think that I have gyno and I went to endocrinst and he told me that I am good and I found that testosterone level was normal and estrogen aslo was normal but I have puffy nipples wbat do you think and how can I send ypu a pictures of my chest ( please help me )

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      September 16, 2014 at 10:41 AM

      Hey, send me pics through the contact form.

      Reply
  124. Buzz

    September 12, 2014 at 8:13 AM

    Youre right Oskar, instead of getting depressed about having PN. This was the reason in the first place why I started to become lean and eventually gain lots of muscle. I still have the PN though but Im gaining a little muscle and losing fat(39 lbs and counting) at the same time! I am doing the DPU, chinups and planks for an hour every day with shorter rest for 5 months now. How long did you notice that your PN was non existent?

    I have no plans of stopping anyway, my goal right now is to get away with PN using the 3 exercises.

    Thanks Oskar!

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      September 12, 2014 at 8:26 AM

      Great great progress Buzz! I still have the PN, and I can see them myself when it’s hot or if I put on a tight t shirt. However, they are so small now compared to the rest of my physique that they don’t bother me much anymore.

      Reply
  125. Aditya

    September 8, 2014 at 9:05 PM

    Hi Oskar. I am 18 years old and I have had mild gynecomastia since I was 12-13 years old. I am very much affected by it as not only is it an embarassment barechested but the PN are seen from most of my t-shirts. I had shown this to my doctor a few days back and he said that I should wait as my puberty is yet not complete or may be slow in my case. Even so, I personally have read about this and have come to know that pubertal gyno, if doesnt go in 1 or 2 years then it persists forever. I would like to know what you have to say about it. My question is if you have any knowledge about how to reduce it or make it go at my current age as I may still be completing my puberty. Can it go if it has persisted for more than 4-5 years? Most surgeons will suggest surgery so I would like to see what your opinion on this is. Your help very very very much appreciated!!

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      September 9, 2014 at 11:07 AM

      If it’s been there for 4-5 years, it’s most likely not going anywhere. How bad is your case? If it’s mild, you can build a good chest by following the advice here.

      If it’s severe, surgery is the only option.

      Reply
      • Aditya

        September 9, 2014 at 8:35 PM

        It is mild. I have a well toned body( not well built though). Only the nipple area is puffy and I can feel a small gland behind it. When the nipple shrinks it is almost unnoticeable and looks just like some normal fat in the chest area. Its usually puffy. Also this is affecting my posture as it makes me drop my shoulders. How should I get my posture right when this thing is noticeable from my T shirts? I will follow the exercise tips above but I am uncomfortable when I put my chest up.

        Reply
        • Oskar Faarkrog

          September 10, 2014 at 12:21 PM

          If it’s mild, you can build a good looking chest through exercise and nutrition.

          I know what you mean about dropping shoulders forward to hide it. I did that too, and it took me years to correct that posture. I’m still working on improving posture, and I’m over 4 years into training.

          All I can say is that your chest may look like shit, but slouching your shoulders forward make you look even worse. You need to get used to walking with your chest up. As time goes by, you will get used to it and it will become second nature.

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          • Aditya

            September 10, 2014 at 7:04 PM

            I ll surely try following your exercise tips. Thanks for talking.

  126. pauly

    September 8, 2014 at 3:32 PM

    OMG no wonder… ive been skinny fat my whole life and in the last 1.5 years i have been working out i have gotten bigger and leaner but always always always have had puffy nipples, and also by the end of the day, my stomach looks 10x bigger because of all the wheat i have eaten. my diet consisted mainly of wheats such as white bread, rice, all sorts of other grains

    oskar, i have planned to follow your advice on counting calories and macros, and from now i am going to stop counting calories and macros but since i am doing that what are the ways i can make sure i eat smart? i am minimising wheat, and adding more stuff like lentils, vegetables and fruits to my diet would that be good?

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      September 9, 2014 at 11:03 AM

      Read this for eating advice: https://skinnyfattransformation.com/lose-fat-without-starving/

      Reply
      • pauly

        September 12, 2014 at 6:46 PM

        update: its been 4 days of having no gluten and my nipples are as hard as diamonds!
        bloating in my face and stomach has greatly reduced
        this makes me 10lbs leaner and tighter than i am usually. great stuff!

        thanks! ill be sure to minimise or avoid gluten in my diet now.

        Reply
        • Oskar Faarkrog

          September 12, 2014 at 10:23 PM

          Wow, I’m happy to hear it works for you! Amazing how such a simple change in your diet can affect the look of your chest.

          Reply
        • Nic

          September 18, 2014 at 4:31 PM

          Sounds great!
          Was it a linear process over the course of 4 days? Or did you feel like it suddenly flicked a switch over night?

          I’m trying glutenfree approach myself but every other day I find that I accidentially ate hidden gluten, makes it hard to tell if it works until I will finally make a couple of days clean..

          Reply
          • Oskar Faarkrog

            September 19, 2014 at 11:29 AM

            I know exactly what you mean about the “hidden gluten”. Everything has gluten nowadays. I don’t respond well to dairy and gluten, and I try to avoid it, but it’s very difficult when you’re travelling or eating out.

  127. Anthony

    September 7, 2014 at 4:46 PM

    So I like to eat low carb mainly. Mainly just fruits and vegetables and maybe oatmeal every now and then. I saw somewhere you said that wrecked test levels and that it depletes your muscles. So what might be more appropriate for me? I feel like carbs mess with my energy levels during the day.

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      September 9, 2014 at 10:40 AM

      If you feel great on a low carb diet, then I don’t see a reason to change it. Keep in mind that everyone is different.

      In my case, going low carb meant that I lost a lot of weight, however at the expense of looking and feeling good. I looked flat/small, had no energy and my strength was decreasing every week.

      Reply
  128. ismael

    September 6, 2014 at 8:25 PM

    Oskar,

    Thanks for this great article, I will follow your advice ASAP, I hope it will work on me to reduce those unwanted puffy nipz.

    For the past few week I am working out on my lower chest which is the opposite of your advises and your right again my nipz becomes more puffy.

    I might send a photos of before and after result to proved that it really works.

    Best regards

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      September 9, 2014 at 10:36 AM

      I look forward to see your progress Ismael. Good luck with it!

      Reply
  129. Max

    September 3, 2014 at 10:04 PM

    Hey Oskar,
    Your text is pretty amazing and now at least i know what it is i guess i have. Im 15 and have slight puffy nipples. Besides that i’m also pretty skinny because my body has a higher concentration of billirubine that burns body fat faster. I was wondering what the percentage of chance is that the gynecomastia will dissapear after puberty, and that its possible that i feel it harder because i’m skinny.
    Thx

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      September 4, 2014 at 10:59 PM

      Hey Max, if you’ve had it for less than 3 years I wouldn’t worry about it yet. If I recall correctly, 75% of guys who get gynecomastia during puberty, lose it again within a few years. One tip from me: if you make it a problem, it will be a problem. Chances are that you make it much worse than it actually is (unless the case is severe).

      Reply
  130. Dean

    August 21, 2014 at 1:28 AM

    Sorry if this post is too long but I’m just glad I’m not the only one trying to correct PN. I’d appreciate if you’d read the whole thing but I type way a lot for nothing so….yeah

    So I’ve been suffering from these monstrosities since 4th grade and now I am a senior, it really sucks seeing 2 big nipples stick out your shirt. I’m 17 and maybe I’m still going through puberty (I should be anyways right?).

    I go to the gym 5-6 times a week and have been doing that since a year ago, and I have seen results but very minimal for the PN. I do cardio but if I do it I only swim or do sprints to try not to burn muscle too much.

    I eat healthy regularly but I should increase my fat intake (the good fats of course). I binged like crazy over the summer and gained almost 20 pounds but so far I’ve already lost half in like 4 days, but before the binge I was 160 (I consider myself a muscular skinny fat) at a height of 5’11”.

    I guess from now on I’ll eliminate flat benching and focus more on inner and upper chest. I also eat these pita bread things religiously but their nutrition facts are: 50cal 10 from fat, 1g fat, 250mg sodium, 4g net carbs, 5g protein. I eat 2 of them when it’s time to eat with ham and mozzarella. Should I stop eating these? I love them and they taste so good, I’m
    Only eating them because it’s easy to make and they are pretty healthy imo. It’s hard to eat healthy in my household so if wheats,pastas, or frozen packaged foods are served, I resort to the pita breads.

    If I am in puberty there’s a chance they’ll go away when I’m done? And if they do won’t it leave my nipples stretched out or something? After many years of torture? Haha

    Anyways thanks for putting up with my long comment if you read it all, any suggestions for anything? I do wanna know how much is too much sodium on foods, so I know to stay away from it if I read the nutrition facts.

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      August 21, 2014 at 11:45 AM

      Hi Dean,

      Try replacing those pita breads with a different carb source for a week and see how you look/feel. That’s the only way you can tell whether you should eliminate it or not. I don’t know the exact amount of sodium you need, although I know that a lot of people eat too much sodium.

      If you had gynecomastia for +3 years, chances are that it will never disappear completely, unless you get surgery.

      Use your gynecomastia as motivation to build a lean and muscular body. Once you’ve achieved that goal, you can always save up money and get surgery if it bothers you that much.

      Reply
  131. sid

    August 20, 2014 at 11:26 AM

    hi oscar
    i hav puffy nipples ………can u tel me the exercises…….that u hav written below……….how to do that……i do diamond pushups……….what are the other exercise and how to do that exercise…….

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      August 21, 2014 at 11:38 AM

      Low cable fly: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1N804yWA-8
      Incline DB pullover: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5s97RMg1XSM

      Reply
  132. philip

    August 19, 2014 at 4:21 PM

    hi oskar,i read ur article nd it sounds pleasin nd gives hope to pple avin PN.m 18 yrs of age,m lean nd av gat muscles, buh i av PN for d past 6 yrs nw nd its embarrasin cos i cant showoff in public…i tried d bench press up nd it made my chest big buh did increased PN,buh wen d wether is cold d nipples shrink nd my chest is fitted nd i luv it.i tink i wuld try d biofreeze nd see plus changein my diet cos i eat alot of bread.

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      August 21, 2014 at 11:21 AM

      Definitely try it out and let me know how it works.

      Reply
  133. Prabh

    August 13, 2014 at 4:12 PM

    Biofreeze is not available in india.instead i used volini but it works only for 5 mins.anyway i have 16% bf.not have muscle mass.if i lose fat and become lean then i will look like skinny twig

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      August 15, 2014 at 11:45 AM

      It’s better to get lean and look skinny, rather than skinny-fat. When you’re lean, you can build muscle from that base.

      Reply
  134. oscar

    August 11, 2014 at 11:02 AM

    Hi Oscar,
    Thanks for the info..I’m inspired. I will definitely take your advice on my quest to a better body and minimize PN.

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      August 11, 2014 at 12:13 PM

      You’re welcome Oscar, let me know how it works out for you.

      Reply
  135. mohamed

    August 8, 2014 at 4:15 AM

    Thanks alot realy useful information

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      August 8, 2014 at 10:42 AM

      You’re welcome

      Reply
  136. Buzz

    August 1, 2014 at 3:34 AM

    Hi Oskar, its me again. Just dropping by to share some comment. I saw the video about the alpha male position http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdondNoyefU&list=UU87YBeLMwXhgaw5tcCxsXgQ and I did this before I sleep, and it did helped a lot of increasing my sleeping hours without waking up 4 am or something. Just a tip though for skinny fat guys since they sometimes have bad posture to hide their chest. Thanks!

    Reply
    • Buzz

      August 1, 2014 at 3:36 AM

      Hoping you dont mind me posting their video here… :)

      Reply
      • Oskar Faarkrog

        August 2, 2014 at 4:30 PM

        No problem man, great content needs to be shared.

        Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      August 2, 2014 at 4:30 PM

      The content by Mike from danger and play is great, I can definitely approve. I do the stretches too everyday.

      Reply
      • Buzz

        January 29, 2015 at 7:39 AM

        Hey man, i’ve put up a blog and will post about your article soon… Great to hear you decided to get that surgery well mine is getting smaller every day and I noticed that because the lump on my right side was totally gone I didn’t even notice. I was always doing diamond pushups every friggin day and when I started to count my reps it was 300. I didnt know I was doing that many since I just stop when Its 8:00 A.M but right now Im focused to get rid of my left side. I’ll be writing about it soon. Thanks Oskar!

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        • Oskar Faarkrog

          January 29, 2015 at 9:41 AM

          Hey Buzz,

          Are you saying the advice here made your gynecomastia disappear in one side?? How old are you?

          Reply
          • Buzz

            January 29, 2015 at 10:53 AM

            Were on the same age :) but I was thinking my right part is dominant so I guess it makes sense and I eat very clean no cheat days allowed. But goodluck to your surgery dude

  137. Michel

    August 1, 2014 at 12:50 AM

    Awesom article..best Dvice so far and realy works…thankyou so much for sharing

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    • Oskar Faarkrog

      August 2, 2014 at 4:29 PM

      Glad to hear that it works Michel! You’re welcome.

      Reply
  138. Jim

    July 24, 2014 at 3:52 PM

    As someone who has had this problem for about 10 years since I was at school, you literally just gave me a lot of hope. The BioFreeze stuff is something I’m definitely going to buy after typing this comment; it’s something I’ve always wanted and searched online for, because I don’t mind it – actually, I like it – when my nipples are, “hard”, but when things get warm the puffiness appears and damn do I hate the look of it.

    I made me post a comment, which is rare for me to go out of my way to do online, cheers :)

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      July 27, 2014 at 7:00 PM

      Happy to hear that Jim! Let me know how BioFreeze works for you.

      Reply
  139. Joseph

    July 22, 2014 at 1:33 PM

    The last two tips you gave work very well for me :
    – Whenever I eat a lot of salt , my body gets bloated. My chest flops around and I loose ( the litle ) ab definition ( I have ).
    – Whenever I do some pump training for my chest, like pushups with feet elevated or hips pulled up, my chest gets more tight for a couple of hours.

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      July 27, 2014 at 6:59 PM

      Great to hear it works!

      Reply
  140. Evan

    July 16, 2014 at 7:12 PM

    Hello, I was wondering if icy hott might have the same effect as biofreeze?

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      July 17, 2014 at 12:59 PM

      Hi Evan,

      I’ve never tried Icy Hott so I can’t say.

      Reply
  141. roy

    July 12, 2014 at 11:26 PM

    Hi Oskar, i have been reading you blog, and you inspired me a lot, in my case i started noticing puffy nipple some months ago, i always wore thight shirts but from one day to another my nipple got puffy, i am 21 . Looking To my old pics i realized that i had slightly puffy nips , i dont know if now it is worse or maybe i am obsessed with it. Because before i didnt realize. But looking my old pics it seem it was there.
    Now i am cutting to see if it can help. My chest got small the nipple too but still nipple is pointing, like a cone shape
    If i had realized before i would never have done decline and flat bench, now is too late as i am cutting.
    When i bulk again i will only focus on flyes and upper chest.
    Can yo tell me how your chest feel?
    In my case feel fat from the nipple to the inner chest. And a little small gland under areola. Like a Rice size . I dont think this is gyno.
    Hope you can ask me i will also like to see your change..thanks greeting from peru

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    • Oskar Faarkrog

      July 15, 2014 at 9:41 AM

      I have almost no fat in my chest. My chest feels tight everywhere, but behind the nipple I have a small gland. When I squeeze it, it moves around. I suggest you lose the fat first, and then go to a surgeon to get your chest checked. He should be able to tell you if it’s gynecomastia.

      Reply
  142. Jay

    July 9, 2014 at 2:02 AM

    where do the decline Chest Press effects.

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      July 9, 2014 at 6:18 AM

      Mainly the lower pecs. I would stay away from it if you have problems with gyno.

      Reply
  143. Muzzy

    July 1, 2014 at 8:34 PM

    Hi Oskar. Great article. I’d like to share my story and advice. My gyno started about 7 months ago. It started with Sore sensitive itchy nipples with pain behind each one. It developed quite quickly. Now i have very hard lumps and very puffy nipples. Ive always had a natural manly chest..y’know not flat. Which i guess is making this look worse. It has been extremely painful at times and feels very sore first thing when i wake up. Which i put down to lying on my chest. I eventually went to the doctors who told me it was gyno! I was mortified. I had put some weight on sure… maybe 14 pounds or so but im very naturally stocky built so you couldn’t tell. Plus id been this weight a few times but never got gyno. So i couldn’t understand it! Doctor said i should lose weight which will help. I had tests for abnormal estrogen/testosterone levels/liver function and all was clear. So i couldn’t fathom it. I hit the net. Which always gets mixed results. One thing that did keep coming up was alcohol! Now my liver was ok but i had been heavily drinking extra strong beer for quite a while after a very stressful year. Yeah not recommended i know!. I read this can cause gyno or at least not help. I also noticed more pain the next days after drinking heavy. So ive stopped. I’d like to offer some words/advice also if i may. Like those many reading this and many articles like it. My gyno causes me embarrassment and can get me down. Ive try to hide it in so many ways. Pretending im on the phone so my arms covers my chest when im walking. Ive even put sticky tape around my chest. Which is so uncomfortable. And doesn’t help when u wanna take ya shirt off. I do the pinching nipple trick but that only lasts minutes. But to others like me its a comfort to know ya not alone. I thought this was something obese people get. Not me.. who’d only put on a few pounds. The rest of body is fine and muscular.

    So what have i changed to try overcome this?

    Well some say it will go..some say it wont. But ive been taking turmeric capsules twice daily which can help balance hormone levels. Ive cut alcohol out. I avoid fatty foods like the plague. I eat ultra healthy and exercise everyday. Since this which has been about 4-5 weeks i’ve had reduction in tenderness. They don’t itch anymore. And it feels like the lumps have slightly decreased in size or at least don’t feel as inflamed. Ive a bit of fat to get rid of but that will come soon enough. So my advice is try turmeric/diet/eat healthy/exercise regular/avoid alcohol if u can and most of all stick with it. Also like many of you ive trawled the web and found sites where steroid users take various meds to get rid of their gyno. Ive never taken steroids and im no body builder either! But was tempted to take such meds because i was so down about my gyno but the risks didn’t appeal. So i don’t recommend this route. Try it naturally and safely. I don’t want surgery. So im gonna see how this goes.

    Good Luck Everyone!

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    • Oskar Faarkrog

      July 2, 2014 at 3:22 PM

      Thanks for the long and detailed comment Muzzy.

      I can relate to much of it. When I live a healthy lifestyle, avoid wheat, exercise and drink a lot of water, my nipples are less puffy. I went on a trip recently to Prague, where I drank a lot of alcohol, ate a lot of junk, didn’t drink enough water and slept too little. My nipples got very puffy. Now, 2 weeks after I got back, my puffiness reduced again.

      Reply
  144. seth

    June 26, 2014 at 8:27 PM

    ?

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  145. seth

    June 25, 2014 at 10:51 PM

    when i squeeze my nipples clear liqid comes out do u have any tips for that

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      June 27, 2014 at 11:51 AM

      Hi Seth, I have NEVER tried this, but I’ve heard before that if you have gynecomastia and VERY high estrogen levels, you can actually have milk come out of your nipples. It sounds like that’s what’s happening to you. In any case, go to the doctor asap, and get it checked out.

      Reply
  146. alex

    June 20, 2014 at 4:14 PM

    unfortunately biofreeze didn’t work for me

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      June 21, 2014 at 12:07 AM

      I’m sorry to hear that. It seems like it works better for some people than others, and for some it doesn’t work at all.

      Reply
  147. M

    June 14, 2014 at 9:41 PM

    Ha you’re welcome for that tip I gave you on the biofreeze. You should be paying me .50 for every $1 you get…

    My other tip: get your upper back huge. Do pull ups and chin-ups. That plus the chest pump you’re talking about equals normal nipples. Throw in the bio freeze and you’re set.

    Also the diet and everything — that’s most important.

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      June 20, 2014 at 11:19 PM

      Thanks for the tip!

      Why specifically upper back?

      I agree, diet is crucial. When I eat a lot of junk, my body looks “puffy”.

      Reply
  148. Fletcher

    June 14, 2014 at 1:09 AM

    Hi Oskar,

    I have a question. You said ‘When you perform this exercise, make sure you squeeze your inner chest’.

    How do I squeeze my inner chest?

    Thanks,

    Fletcher

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      June 14, 2014 at 8:37 AM

      Imagine pressing your pecs into each other.

      Reply
      • Fletcher

        June 15, 2014 at 11:05 AM

        Thanks. My wrists also seem to hurt after the exercise – is this normal? If not, how do I stop it? Cheers

        Reply
        • Oskar Faarkrog

          June 20, 2014 at 11:33 PM

          If it’s specifically for one exercise, then I suggest you use wrist wraps for it. I had the same problem in the beginning with diamond push ups and handstand push ups. After a few months of using wrist wraps, I tried without them, and never had a problem since.

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  149. alex

    June 13, 2014 at 4:18 PM

    Hi Oskar,
    I will try Biofreeze but I am not fully convinced it will works. How can it last for four days when it is hot outside as at the beach?

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      June 13, 2014 at 4:22 PM

      It doesn’t last 4 days, for me it lasts a few hours. Unfortunately, it doesn’t work for everyone, but if you want to try it first, I suggest you find it in a store and apply it on your skin and check how long time the cooling effect lasts.

      Reply
  150. Robin

    June 10, 2014 at 9:10 PM

    Hey Oskar, thanks for the article.

    Im a 17y old “thin” guy.
    I’ve done sports since I was around 7 since my father is a sportsteacher.
    Im about 175cm and 64kg. I came pretty late in puberty (around the age of 14-15) and im still growing.

    I’ve had PN for about 2 years now, and obviously im not that happy about it.
    For about a year ago i didn’t have a real “chest” i was pretty skinny, but I started to do some bodyweight exercises like push ups, crunches, legraises etc for about 10 month ago. And 1 month ago i joined the gym.

    Today I have a decent chest for beeing this lightweight and a visible 6 pack.
    The only problem is my PN, its really awkward at the beach, in the looker rooms, etc.

    So I’ve ordered the BioFreeze gel, and im going to try it next time i go to the beach, thanks for that.

    Now to exercises, how many times can I do DiamondPushUps per week, without damaging my body.
    Atm, I go 3 times to the gym in the week and do some Bodyweight exercises 3-4 times a week (mostly abs exercises).

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    • Oskar Faarkrog

      June 12, 2014 at 11:23 AM

      It differs from person to person how many diamond push ups you can do per week. Also, it depends on what you do in the gym. All I can say is that you should listen to your body and stop if you get any joint pain.

      Let me know how the biofreeze works out for you.

      Reply
      • robin

        June 17, 2014 at 10:38 PM

        If I put it on my entire chest it can last for about 1 hour.

        Reply
        • Oskar Faarkrog

          June 20, 2014 at 11:46 PM

          1 hour is fine if you only need it for the pool and/or beach. Just reapply when you need to.

          Reply
  151. Matder

    June 5, 2014 at 3:03 AM

    Hi Oskar I have spent the last few hours reading your blog and I’m very impressed and greatful for your advice.

    I definitely agree with you that bench pressing makes gynecomastia alot worse and wouldn’t advise it. I have spent the last 9 months bench pressing regularly and now my t-shirts from last year don’t fit and my chest looks terrible. I was wondering if maybe changing the position of the bench press could effect which muscles are worked? If I was to move it close to my chin and work from there would it work the top of my chest.

    On a different note I heard that piercing nipples can help reduce puffyness? But when I searched for this information on google I received mixed results have you heard about this?

    Thanks.

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      June 8, 2014 at 3:37 PM

      Hi Matder,

      I prefer to do incline chest press on a hammer strength machine with a narrow grip. That emphasizes the upper chest very well. If you don’t have such a machine, try incline bench press with free weights. Use light weights, and really focus on using your upper chest rather than lower chest.

      I’ve never pierced my nipples so I can’t say.

      Reply
  152. Kumar

    June 4, 2014 at 8:35 AM

    Hi Oscar.. Such a motivating article. Great work dude. I am 28 years old. I developed when I was 12 I guess. But it wasn’t bad till when I reached 22. Probably study stress. I have no idea what was the trigger point. I used to be a gym rat managed to get my PN to a very minimal size. Then, I stopped working out due to my work. Now my chest is in a slant shape and PN are sticking out of it. I have been working on upper chest for a month. Still I don’t see much difference. I have a very lean and muscular body except for my chest. Is doing tricep workouts like skull crusher and triceps barbell press will make PN even worst? My body weight is 63kg and I am around 177cm.

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      June 4, 2014 at 4:05 PM

      Hey man, triceps work will make your arms look bigger, and thereby your chest will look “smaller” in proportion. However, the PN will never disappear completely. Only surgery can get rid of it (unless you’re still in puberty). Also, you’ve been at it for just a month. That’s NOTHING. You need to train for much longer to see serious results.

      Reply
      • Kumar

        June 4, 2014 at 4:39 PM

        Yeah, that’s true. It will take a while to notice any change. Dude, you mentioned about DB flyes to work on the inner chest muscle. Is it on a flat or inclined position? I have been avoiding all the work out routine using the flat bench except for triceps barbell press.

        Reply
        • Oskar Faarkrog

          June 8, 2014 at 3:17 PM

          I prefer the flat position.

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          • Kumar

            June 8, 2014 at 3:33 PM

            Hi Oskar. Thanks for the reply. My chest is slightly in a slant shape because I did chest dip last time. It made my PN even worst. I have stopped doing it a few months back and just a month ago I started inclined chest press. I can see a great development on my upper chest and overall my chest becoming better. However, my lower chest is still slightly sticking out. Is there any workout to burn lower chest muscle? If I do chest fly, will it make it worst? How about shoulder workouts such as upright row and shoulder press? Will they make my PN worst?

  153. Hunter julien

    May 28, 2014 at 3:20 AM

    So should I only do diamond push ups everyday and then I will see improvements

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      May 28, 2014 at 1:32 PM

      I can’t guarantee you improvements since everybody responds differently, but from what I’ve heard from other skinny-fat guys and from my own experience, diamond push ups will improve the appearance of your chest.

      Reply
  154. Alexander Jackson

    May 24, 2014 at 9:07 PM

    Nice article, I was just wondering besides diamond push-ups, what are some exercises u should do and some that you shouldn’t because they make the gyno look worse

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      May 26, 2014 at 1:02 PM

      Avoid flat bench pressing since it makes the lower chest bigger. (Basically avoid any exercise that emphasizes the lower chest).

      Do exercises that emphasize the inner chest and the upper chest. You can never isolate the upper and inner chest fully, but by doing exercises such as diamond push ups, flyes and incline presses you can emphasize growth in the inner chest and upper chest, while minimizing the growth in your lower chest. By doing that consistently, the shape of your chest should change. With that said, the gyno will still be there, but in my case nobody notices it anymore besides myself.

      Reply
  155. rogi

    May 23, 2014 at 12:40 AM

    Hey Oskar,
    I 29 at the moment, and I am exactly as you were few years back, skinnyfat with 20+ % bodyfat and type 1 gynecomastia that I am dragging from puberty. I’ve always had skinny wrists and ankles, to the point of bones sticking out of my wrists, while at the same time having these huge fat lumps over my hips and on my belly. When I was around 20 I figured that my puffy nipples aren’t going away, and before that I always thought it was merely a side effect of being slightly overweight. That was the time when I figured I needed to solve my 2 big problems: skinny-fatness and gynecomastia.
    I decided to focus on cardio thinking that a person with a terrible constitution such as mine would never get to the point of having a nice masculine body, so a skinny one with normal body fat % sounded better that what I had at the moment. Also I thought my gyno would be less noticeable with a skinny body since I was still hoping that the puffy nipples were mostly fat which would reduce with getting skinnier. I was soooo wrong! Well I started to enjoy running, I even got good at it, completed a couple of half-marathons (last one a week ago, 1hour 35mins, my personal best :) ).
    But … both aesthetic problems I had 10 years ago seemed to be still hanging around. To be honest as much as I enjoy running I tend to get injured easily, I can say I experienced all the common running injuries, which made my running schedule very inconsistent. You know when they say, if you are running regularly you wont get fat? Well.. not me. I am so hungry after training to the point of not being able to control my appetite, so I actually eat more then I usually spend. Also I must admit I am a junk food addict, sugar, cakes, that kind of stuff. And with all the inconsistency in my running because of the frequent injuries I actually never got below 20% body fat, even though I am able to run 21 km right now with fairly decent pace.
    Now I know that I took a wrong approach to my problems. Instead of running I should have started working out, concentrating on my upper body which I totally neglected.
    I kinda got used to the gynecomastia. I learned to hide it well, I wear mostly dark clothes, larger shirts, and when I am in an inevitable position that I have to remove my shirt in front of other people I just turn around, pinch them as hard as I can, then remove the shirt. It gives me couple of minutes of hardness on the nipples, though if it is hot they get back to puffiness pretty quickly. (If I am at a beach or swimming pool I just run to the water as fast as I can)
    I was hiding it (and still am) for a long time because it was a huge self esteem blow for me, but I decided to start being more open about it, at least with the closest people around me.
    I found your blog couple of days ago, read most of the articles, and I think I felt a sense of relief, a revelation maybe, that a guy like me can actually get transformed! I am definitely starting those diamond push ups you mention (cant do them yet, tho I can do 15 normal with my current crappy fitness level, will start building up from those), pull ups (cant do a single one atm, will start with negative ones first), though maybe the biggest challenge will be getting my diet in control, being a junk food addict. Any advice you may give about that I would really appreciate it, though I know it is mostly a mental issue, just have to stay strong.
    I am loving the blog btw, I like the way you describe everything in such a detail, and even more I like that fact that any skinnyfat person can get where you are now without actually stepping foot into the gym!
    Wow I am sorry about my ramblings here, started writing only mention that I can totally relate to you and your success gives me a great hope, and it turned out a whole new blog post :)

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    • Oskar Faarkrog

      May 26, 2014 at 12:48 PM

      Thanks for the long and detailed comment!

      Your comment shows the exact reason to why I don’t recommend skinny-fat guys to focus on cardio. To transform the skinny-fat bodytype, you must gain muscle and lose fat. Fat loss can be done by nothing but diet, and muscle gains are done through resistance training.

      My advice is that you read the articles in the Start Here section, and implement the advice. Results will not be fast, but if you stick to it, you will look like a new person in a year or two.

      Reply
  156. anuj

    May 14, 2014 at 3:13 PM

    @ oskar same here…having a great lean physique ..proper abs ,but also have this minor gyno which is destroying my chest and confidence . yesterday i went to a doctor and he says its nothing just an illusion,but i know its there .i can feel it but here is one more thing..its more in left nipple as compared to right. i will aslo try this biofreeze and will let you know,hope it works..and keep on the hord work brother..people like you keep us motivated :)

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      May 15, 2014 at 9:35 AM

      Go to a surgeon if you can, he should be able to tell you. Or, get your chest scanned.

      Reply
  157. Math

    May 13, 2014 at 1:03 AM

    Hey Oscar, My doctor said that my gyno is mostly Fat tissues. I’m not sure if I should lose fat by doing cardio and train or Train and gain weight (fat) to hide it.

    Great Article btw!! Your chest looks good

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      May 13, 2014 at 9:12 AM

      Thank you.

      Lose the fat. Gaining fat will just make you miserable.

      Reply
      • Math

        May 14, 2014 at 12:41 AM

        Wouldnt that make my PN look more prominent ?
        Yesterday I have tried some Diamond pushups and my chest was looking better but today my shoulders are very sore so I’m only able to do like 3-4 diamond pushups haha, should I still do my 4 series today or wait tomorrow? Because yesterdays I was able to do 12-14 reps for 4 sets.

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        • Oskar Faarkrog

          May 15, 2014 at 9:34 AM

          If you’re not used to training, it is normal that you feel sore. Just do a good warm up, then do your training (however, if it hurts after you warmed up, then stop).

          Losing fat can make them more prominent but it depends. If you also have fat in your chest, then losing that will make your gyno less severe. However, if you dont have much fat there, losing the fat around your waist will make it more noticeable. With that said, you shouldn’t base your decision on that.

          Instead, think long-term. If you lose the fat, then build a lot of muscle in your upper + inner chest, shoulders, arms, traps and lats then your puffy nipples will be much less noticeable and you will feel wayyy better.

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  158. Alan

    May 11, 2014 at 3:19 PM

    Hey man,

    Stumbled across this and I have been working my upper chest because it looks awful with PN. My question is there any way reduce the size naturally?
    Also if I am shirtless it spoils the look of my chest, the moment I stimulate it, it gets tiny and my chest looks extremely fit. Is there anyway naturally to keep it in this position?

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      May 11, 2014 at 10:47 PM

      The only natural ways I know are the ones stated in the article. It will never disappear without surgery, unless you’re still in puberty – in that case it might.

      To keep your nipples looking erect, check out BioFreeze which I linked to in the article. It works for a few hours for me and another reader of this site. It basically makes them cold, as if you were in cold water.

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      • Alan

        May 12, 2014 at 5:01 PM

        Thanks a lot Oskar. Also your chest in the picture above looks like you don’t have PN. Is it like this normally or did you stimulate it for it to look super tight? I am sorry if the question offends you, I would like to know since I suffer from PN.

        Thanks.

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        • Oskar Faarkrog

          May 13, 2014 at 9:11 AM

          Good question. I don’t have PN, but the reason to why you don’t notice it is a mix of the following reasons: a lot of muscle mass in inner/upper chest, low bodyfat, good lighting, my bathroom doesn’t have heating and I did diamond push ups 1 hour or so before the pic.

          Furthermore, I always had a mild case. With that said, if it’s hot outside you can see my PN.

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          • Alan

            May 18, 2014 at 11:19 AM

            Ah thanks a lot. I tried biofreeze. It didn’t work for more than 10 minutes. I applied the entire 5gram sample pack. Any other alternative?

            Too bad it is always hot here, I will have to resort to diamond push ups then. My BF% is 18.2. How much should I drop it to? (To eliminate fat in my chest).

            Thanks.

          • Oskar Faarkrog

            May 18, 2014 at 1:40 PM

            If you have fat in your chest, you should lose that first. It differs for each person when the chest fat is lost (you can’t spot reduce fat), but I would guess around 10-12% BF.

            Besides what’s already written in the article, I don’t have any recommendations for reducing the appearance of your gynecomastia.

          • Alan

            June 5, 2014 at 11:48 AM

            Hey Oskar,
            Wanted to get back to you. I tried this for a month and can confirm it looks much better and pretty normal. I kept a routine of chest workouts twice a week consisting of – Incline D/B press, Incline smith machine, Machine flyes and diamond pushups.

            Although my chest appearance does not look perfect as in the outside area of upper chest looks defined where as the middle and lower outside region does not have the definition, probably due to the lack of flat and decline presses. What do I do for this?

          • Oskar Faarkrog

            June 8, 2014 at 3:46 PM

            Hi Alan,

            I’m glad to hear it worked!

            Do you still have fat left in your chest? That might be the issue.

            With that said, if you have gyno, you will most likely never get that perfect square chest look, but you can get somewhat close.

  159. Chris

    May 2, 2014 at 8:38 PM

    I heard letrozole reduces the amount of Estrogen which helps reduce the amount of puffiness in the nipples. Do you know if this is true?

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      May 4, 2014 at 12:20 AM

      I never tried that so I can’t say.

      Reply
  160. paolo

    April 28, 2014 at 4:16 AM

    I have a pretty muscular chest but it looks awful with PN. it looks fine when my nipples are hard.

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      April 28, 2014 at 6:52 PM

      Same here.

      Reply
  161. paolo

    April 28, 2014 at 4:14 AM

    how well does the biofreeze work? I’ve tried other things to keep them hard for periods of time but they dont seem to work. any advice?

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      April 28, 2014 at 6:51 PM

      For me, and another reader it works for 3-4 hours (makes the nipples small similar to when you’re in cold water). But, 2 other readers have commented that it doesn’t work for them, so all you can do is give it a try and see how it works for you.

      Reply
  162. Alex

    April 26, 2014 at 3:25 AM

    Hey Oaskar nice guide. I wanna ask you some questions. I am 20 years old and only my nipples are a little bigger and they poke out a litle bit. Im working out daily i have a good body. But when i wear a shirt my nipples are taking all the attetion.haha. So i was wondering if you think its a good idea to take a syringe and just pull out the liquid my niples have? I know it sounds freaky but im really desprate.. (sorry for my bad english)

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      April 27, 2014 at 6:22 PM

      Don’t use a syringe! It’s not liquid inside your chest, it’s a lump and/or fat. A syringe won’t help in any way.

      Reply
  163. Someguy

    April 22, 2014 at 3:37 PM

    Hi,thanks for the great article! This was really motivating.
    I have to ask you your opinion on using protein shakes.Do they speed up the process,and make the chest look less flabby?

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      April 22, 2014 at 5:12 PM

      You’re welcome.

      A short answer to your question: no.

      Read through this article for my experience with protein: https://skinnyfattransformation.com/optimal-protein-intake/

      Reply
  164. Carlos Hester

    April 18, 2014 at 5:02 AM

    Hey Oskar I really like your article. Also I just wanted to ask that I have had man boobs since probably around 4th grade and now I am in 10th and I still have them. I have just recently started working out like around 7 months back. I just wanted to know how do you know for sure if you have gynecomastia. I need to know because I’m also insecure about my chest and want to know if I should go for surgery. Also I am 15 right now.

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      April 19, 2014 at 2:34 AM

      Hey Carlos, if you’re lean all over, but you still have manboobs, then you most likely have gynecomastia.

      I would wait with surgery for a few years. There’s still a chance that it will go away on its own if you’re in puberty, because of hormonal changes.

      Reply
      • Carlos Hester

        April 19, 2014 at 7:59 PM

        Alright thank you a lot I’m almost over with my puberty according to my doctor, but I know for a fact I am not lean all over and I am over weight a little bit. I’ll see if I still have the man boobs after I get a little older and lose more weight and get leaner.

        Reply
        • Oskar Faarkrog

          April 21, 2014 at 3:50 AM

          Definitely get leaner first.

          Reply
          • Clement

            November 17, 2015 at 3:31 PM

            Hi Oscar
            my name is clement and im 16yrs old.i stared to have PN when i was about 13 to 14yrs but i didnt take it src.i manged to change my body look by lossing fats and i lost lots and lots of them,i even have a well shaped 6pac,but my PN are still there,even i do push ups as many times as possible,they are still there.funny thing is that when bathing my PN shrink to a shape which i love them,after bathing im back to scare one….plz help brother
            thanks:Clement

      • Carlos Hester

        April 19, 2014 at 8:08 PM

        Also one more thing, I have been working on my chest so that even if I have gynecomastia atleast it will look better. Is this a bad idea because I heard that if you have gyno and work on your chest your chest will just get bigger and it will look worse, is this true and should I keep working on my chest? Thank you

        Reply
        • Oskar Faarkrog

          April 21, 2014 at 3:49 AM

          Workout your inner chest and upper chest (diamond push ups are great for this). Keep lower chest work to a minimum, since that will just make gyno look worse.

          Reply
          • Anon

            March 15, 2016 at 10:19 AM

            Do flat DB flyes work the inner chest or lower chest more? I don’t want to work the lower chest too much as I have almost got my chest sorted.

          • Anon

            March 15, 2016 at 10:24 AM

            Nevermind, I see you have already answered that question.

      • renz valmonte

        September 16, 2014 at 4:28 AM

        Hi Oskar I am 14 years old turning 15 next month and I just wanted to know that I have puffy nipples am I going to a phase or like my harmones changing? Should I buy the biofreeze cause my nipples show out when I wear a t shirts it’s embarrassing

        Reply
        • Oskar Faarkrog

          September 16, 2014 at 9:56 AM

          Hi Renz,

          If you’re still 14, there’s a good chance it can go away by itself! Just eat real, natural foods, exercise often and avoid junk/sugar/plastic at all costs. Don’t drink water from plastic bottles and don’t store your food in plastic.

          The biofreeze is a good short term solution if you’re embarrassed about puffy nipples. For me, the puffiness goes away for a few hours when I use it. You can easily reapply it if needed.

          Reply
          • renz valmonte

            September 16, 2014 at 3:58 PM

            One more thing what kind of water do I drink?

  165. Matthew

    April 18, 2014 at 2:51 AM

    when i use biofreeze my nipples shrink for about 5 minutes then go back to normal but i still feel it

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      April 19, 2014 at 2:37 AM

      I’m sorry it doesn’t work for you, have you tried applying more?

      Reply
  166. Samuel

    April 16, 2014 at 11:44 PM

    I tried the biofreeze stuff and it did not make nipples smaller, harder or colder. Only redder.

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      April 17, 2014 at 12:53 AM

      Hi Samuel, I’m sorry it didn’t work out for you. I guess people respond differently to it.

      Reply
  167. Mike

    March 11, 2014 at 11:03 PM

    I think I got gynecomastia but I got it after recovering from a crash diet. I didn’t even know that the diet I was doing was called that. How did you get it?

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      March 12, 2014 at 12:20 PM

      I got it in puberty because my hormones were messed up (high estrogen, low testosterone). In most cases, the gynecomastia goes away after a few years, but mine never did.

      Reply
      • sam

        April 14, 2014 at 1:32 PM

        wha

        Reply
        • sam

          April 14, 2014 at 1:35 PM

          i dont have problem of chest i only have only PN i have slant slant chest bt pn r there so what to do for that . it will go by diamonf pushups?

          Reply
          • Oskar Faarkrog

            April 21, 2014 at 6:06 PM

            Unless you’re still in puberty, it won’t go away, but doing diamonds can reduce its appearance.

          • Anirudh

            August 10, 2014 at 6:54 AM

            Hey Oscar I am 16 years old and I am facing problems with my chest I had noticed when i was 13 but i thought it was just coz of me being fatty but even when i lost w ton of weight the fatty chest still was there, If i follow your tips can I reduce the size of fatty chest ?

          • Oskar Faarkrog

            August 11, 2014 at 12:03 PM

            Hey, if you have REAL gynecomastia and not just fat, then my tips will help you reduce the appearance of it, although not eliminate it completely.

            Use your chest as motivation to get in your best possible shape. Read through the articles here, lose fat and build your whole body up. That will take attention away from your chest.

  168. Joseph

    March 6, 2014 at 4:50 PM

    Hi Oskar,
    So you feel flyes help bring up the inner chest?
    I mainly do incline bench press and so my chest is getting big on the upper and outer parts, but not the inside.
    I will try them for some time as finishers.
    ( your chest looks really good )

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      March 6, 2014 at 6:20 PM

      Thanks Joseph, that’s nice to hear after being insecure about my chest during all my teenage years.

      Yes, either do DB flyes or cable flyes to work the inner chest. You don’t have to use heavy weight on this, just make sure that you can feel the muscle work, and keep the reps high.

      Reply
  169. Fernando

    January 9, 2014 at 2:45 PM

    Hi Oskar, I’m following your advise on Puffy Nipples since you posted this great article, about a month ago. I think I’ve always had a mild case of Gyno, but as I started training following your advise and dropped a considerable amount of bodyfat, my main concern at this point are my PN.

    I stopped doing regular bench press, I’m doing DPU every day (besides my training routine) and I even tried to cut out wheat , salt, and even gluten from my diet. It’s maybe too early to see results, but I don’t see any noticeable change in my PN yet, and that’s why I came to you with a couple of questions:

    Did you manage to get rid of your PN completely or just reduce them temporarily, after the pump?
    When you said there some foods that your body don’t digest well, how long does it take to be noticeable when you cut them out from your diet?

    I feel much better than 6 month ago, but I still have fat to drop and a lot of training to do!!
    Thanks a lot my friend for your articles and your advice, as usual!
    Best regards!

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      January 9, 2014 at 9:00 PM

      Hi Fernando,

      Congrats with the fat loss!

      I was able to reduce the puffiness of my nipple, but it never went away completely.

      Did you manage to get rid of your PN completely or just reduce them temporarily, after the pump?

      When I have a pump I have no puffy nipples at all, and once the pump goes away, they remain smaller than before the pump, but slightly puffy.

      When you said there some foods that your body don’t digest well, how long does it take to be noticeable when you cut them out from your diet?

      About 1-2 days.

      How long time have you been doing the diamond push ups and what would you estimate your bodyfat percentage to be?

      You’re welcome!

      Best,
      Oskar

      Reply
      • Richmcguire

        April 25, 2015 at 2:16 AM

        Interesting. From all of my biology and anatomy experience, I’ve read there is no such thing as an “inner” or “outer chest”. For example, because of how the fibers run, its like pulling a rubber band. Where is tension greatest? Obviously its equal throughout.. and thats what I’ve heard about the chest as well. Whats your take on this?

        Reply
        • Oskar Faarkrog

          April 25, 2015 at 2:49 AM

          I used to believe the same thing but after years of trial and error I’m convinced you can emphasize certain muscle fibers in the chest although you cant fully isolate them since the pec is one muscle.

          Reply
  170. PM

    January 6, 2014 at 8:07 PM

    Or just run clomid for 2 to 3 months… with real tongkat ali 1:200 on top of that… result? enormous test, manly chest.

    Reply
    • Oskar Faarkrog

      January 8, 2014 at 9:02 AM

      Thanks for the suggestion PM, but I don’t need medicine. My hormones and chest are fine now, and the lump can only go away with surgery.

      Reply
      • nishant

        November 1, 2014 at 9:43 PM

        After the surgery will it disappear completely and will the PN disappear and after the sugery after how much time i can start going to the gym again means in how many days i can start my workout regularly…plzzzz replyy brother…thnksss

        Reply
        • Oskar Faarkrog

          November 4, 2014 at 5:44 PM

          Ask your surgeon, he can give a much better answer than I can.

          Reply
          • jonathan

            December 16, 2014 at 3:52 PM

            Hi oskar,
            im 15yr and 3months old. I am 5ft 11in 130-135lbs (I have a faded 6pack if I flex so pretty skinny) im pretty sure I dont have low testosterone(I have plenty of hair) I get 8 1/2hr sleep every night. I do 50push-up, 1 1/2 min plank, 45 second side planks and other lower ab workouts. I have had puffy nipples for about 2yr. I have been on a gluten free diet for 4yrs now because im gluten sensitive. So should I wait to do any thing about puffy nipples because it can take up to 3yrs to go away.

            Thanks for your time,
            jonathan

          • Oskar Faarkrog

            December 17, 2014 at 7:39 PM

            Hey Jonathan,

            I would wait until I’m 17 and save up money for surgery. While waiting and saving money I would focus on building my upper chest. When you’re 17 years old, you can reevaluate your situation. If you like your chest, use the money you saved to go on a nice vacation. If not, pay up and get the surgery. I’m getting mine soon after having gynecomastia for almost 10 years. There will be articles about my surgery.

          • Sean

            April 25, 2015 at 2:14 AM

            Hey I don’t know where you guys live but if you can’t afford surgery in the U.S. or Europe, fly to Guadalajara or Tijuana Mexico, they have really good surgeons there that cater to medical tourism and do it for a much cheaper price, even when you consider the plane ticket and other travel expenses

          • Brenda

            June 10, 2015 at 11:55 AM

            My son has very puffy nipples, he has put on weight and he has seen consultant who said he has too much estrogen this cn be caused by diet and tap water, but I have noticed since little he chews on straws and other bendy plastic I feel this is the problem plus I did not breast feed when he was a baby because I had a breast reduction due to sensitivity. He has what you said consultant refuse to operate in uk its free on NHS, we have to wit until he is sixteen, the only worry is scaring but on Botched they did operation on adult male minimised scarring by using staple gun instead of stitching and he had no scarring after healing.

          • Flygon123

            July 19, 2016 at 2:08 AM

            Do you have an estimate of how much it would cost? I have gnyo but have sculpted my chest out a bit. My puffy nipples are still really noticeable though. I feel as if surgery is the only option.

      • Elijah Keever

        April 30, 2016 at 3:00 AM

        Hey I was wondering is it bad to not eat all day till dinner, And have a large dinner. I just need some advice.

        Reply
        • Alex

          June 7, 2016 at 7:34 PM

          Hi Elijah,

          It would be healthier to eat more frequently during the day. I myself eat every 2-3 hours. this improves your body’s metabolism. Eating nothing and then one big meal isn’t the way to go. I’m not an expert though. This is just from self study.
          Hope it helps :)

          Reply
        • Imdadullah

          June 17, 2019 at 9:25 PM

          Hi oskar.
          Bro i have this problem of puffy nipples from last 5 to 6 years at the same time i am fatty and bulky.but from first day to this.my chest was same not grow too much like in gyno but my puffyness is still there.so in my case whats your thought! it is gyno or only low testosteron level . Plz answer me

          Reply

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