thank you
may i know where you did the reduction surgery
reason is i hv a friend who has similar issues

that is very small, man.
on Simon's Grading, you are just Grade IIa
there are causes to this, you know them?

it doesnt look sizable in your photos. when you wear a t-shrt, say at the gym, does the breast bulge or the nipples? two different issues there. if they do, you do have a case to consult a plastics surgeon. plastics will only do a reduction if the male breasts are of certain grades.
sometimes its worth to check your prolactin levels. high prl can lead to more mammary tissues in a male

ha ha, he got bigger ones than yours, eh? never mind; i still think tho that if the patient is very concious about it, then you a doctor has to do something. this though will bring u into the cosmesis territory. if it was significant and surgical-grade gynaecomastia then it is a surgical issue. if its not, then it is more cosmetic. u may want to check your prl tho.. if it is prolactin problem, all our chat here is not that valid. read up on prolactinoma

sorry to here that; so it wasnt an optimum consultation session.
its disappointing tho, as it is a valid complaint, even if it is more of cosmesis.
but to get it done in private at 8k...ouch. 8k is many people's one month salary

even if your salary is above 8k, the quoted price of 8k is a bit steep.. what with follow-up costs, pain killers post op, antibiotics (chest, hot country, sweat is the outcome). so whats your plan? you wanna stick it out and wait-and-see if people notice or not, or do you wanna go ahead. you're the patient, you decide.

ok (it will be more than 8k in final fees but wont be too much higher). sit on it 2 weeks to think about it and talk to people around. Read up on satisfaction, rate of re-growth, risks etc. I just dont want you to feel cheated or ill-informed. Overall, if a person feels some degree of discomfort and some inhibition to social / daily routines, then it deserves weighing up pros and cons of that person's request. read up stuff like this: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5109391/ , but skip the methods/material/results (will be heavy on statistical analyses) and read only abstracts and end of discussion.

If you decide to go ahead, i think you will be fine. the surgeons will be experienced there in what they are doing and will do their best for you.

you had quite a discernible gynaecomastia there, and they sagged too.
well done to get them sorted, from the images, the results are aesthetically sound.
watch your weight.