A diagnosis of pseudogynecomastia means that the predominant cause of the breast enlargement is due to fatty deposits.
As with fatty layers located anywhere in the body, there are only two methodologies to get rid of them.
You can opt for surgical intervention or the more natural approaches to losing weight and decreasing body fat.
Adopting a healthy lifestyle that consists of a combination of exercise with a balanced, healthy diet will promote weight loss.
  Eliminating fatty layers throughout the body will also decrease the fat in the chest area as seen in cases of pseudogynecomastia.
If the man diagnosed with pseudogynecomastia has an issue with obesity, the amount of weight and fat loss required to achieve the desired result will also result in an abundant amount of stretched, excess skin.
Removal of the excess skin in many body areas, including the breasts, via a cosmetic surgical procedure can be undertaken once optimum weight has been achieved.
Those suffering from pseudogynecomastia in men will often select surgical intervention upfront to attain an immediate result.
This option may include liposuction of the fatty deposits in the breast, as well as surgical extraction of any breast tissue growth.
Most surgeons will inform patients trying to correct pseudogynecomastia that liposuction in and of itself will only remove fat deposits.
  If the fatty layers were in an excessive quantity, there may be a need to surgically remove excess skin and reshape the breasts.
As in cases of gynecomastia, there may be some evidence of minor breast tissue development that may require surgical removal, as well.
Post-surgical control of body weight is essential when treating pseudogynecomastia in men.
Lowered body fat ratios must be maintained to ensure that new fatty layers do not form in the chest area.
If the patient gains significant weight after surgical correction, there is a high probability that symptoms of breast enlargement due to fatty deposits will return.
If weight control and obesity issues are the major causation of the pseudogynecomastia for a particular patient, the surgeon may recommend additional surgical methods for weight loss and control.
These surgical methods may include gastric bypass surgery or use of implanted devices such the lap band.
These options should be discussed with your doctor.
Gaining weight and increased body fat ratios after treatment may result in pseudogynecomastia symptoms returning.
After going through the process of attaining the desired look of a normal male chest, whether by natural dieting or through surgical means, you can avoid the need to do so again by maintaining a normal body weight.