Gynaecomastia is a common condition affecting almost 35% of the male population.1,2 The condition impacts men physically and psychologically and the treatment remains one of the most popular male procedures to date. Towards the end of last year, gynaecomastia contributed to 38% of the treatments we performed at the Karidis Clinic, with the average age of patients between 25 and 35.
Due to an acceleration in men turning to aesthetics to enhance their appearance and boost their confidence over the past year, I wanted to share my knowledge concerning the condition, my take on the most effective approaches to treatment, the technique I use at my clinic as well as patient considerations for other practitioners to be aware of.
Currently, there are not any non-surgical solutions to eradicate gynaecomastia. Therefore, this article should act as guidance for other practitioners to offer the appropriate pathways to their…
