"I've developed gynecomastia... I need surgery." Lee Chang-seop confesses side effects of hair loss medication [Kkiri Kkiri]

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Singer Lee Chang-seop revealed the side effects he experienced from taking hair loss medication.

In an episode of KBS Joy's variety program "Kkiri Kkiri" aired on the 9th, the final journey of Lee Chang-seop, JEONG JIN WOON, and Soyou visiting Shodoshima Island in Japan was featured.

During that broadcast, the three enjoyed a Japanese home-style course meal, visited Olive Park to "heal," and spent leisurely time swimming.

Notably, Lee Chang-seop drew attention by confessing that he developed gynecomastia as a side effect of hair loss medication. After spending time at Olive Beach, Lee Chang-seop, JEONG JIN WOON, and Soyou returned to their accommodation and prepared dinner. While enjoying Korean dishes such as bibim ramyeon and pa kimchi, Lee Chang-seop mentioned that he takes hair loss medication.

In particular, he disclosed the aftereffects of taking hair loss medication, which include the development of glandular tissue in men leading to gynecomastia. Lee Chang-seop stated that after taking the medication, glandular tissue developed and said, "I will need surgery later to remove (the glandular tissue)." He added, "Once it is removed, it won't come back."

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