You are going to have an entry point for the cannulas. The cannulas are about a quarter of an inch in diameter. Your entry point on your body is going to be just about an eighth of an inch and the doctor hides those in the folds of your body if at all possible. Or if it is at the nipple area for gynecomastia, he inserts sometimes in the areola area where the brown skin meets a lighter skin. I am not quite sure where the other entry points are for a man for gynecomastia. But nobody complains, so those entry points fade away to look like little mosquito bites after about a year and then they fade away completely for most people.
