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Social consciousness and increased health awareness is driving more young male adults to take preemptive measures for elective procedures like Gynecomastia surgeries and circumcision. On the occasion of International Men’s Health Week, Pristyn Care today released 'The Great Indian Men's Health' report. The data was analysed from over 100k+ elective surgeries carried out by the brand across 40+ cities till now.



As per the report, 76% of men going for Gynecomastia surgeries (male breast reduction) are between 21 to 30 years of age. Doctors observe both medical and cosmetic reasons for the increase in Gynecomastia surgeries among young male adults. Pristyn Care receives an average of 60,000-70,000 queries for Gynecomastia surgeries annually. This shows that there is an increasing physical, social, and emotional need for surgical corrections among young men in India. Dr Sanjit Gogoi said “As the boys grow up and go through their adolescent phase, they become inquisitive and start noticing a difference in their own body structure as compared to the people around them. Hence, this structural difference makes them seek medical attention. Most men would want to look "normal" and would want to do so during the peak of their hormonal phase, which is in the 3rd decade.”

The report also highlights that close to 53% of the men who underwent preemptive circumcision are in the age group of 26-35 year. Dr. Haridarshan SJ said, “Any problems related to the foreskin are a common cause of surgery. Circumcision reduces the chance of getting prostate cancer, viral infections like HPV and Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs).”



More young men, particularly in the age group of 26-40 years, have gone through piles surgeries. The data analysed revealed that 61% of the total piles surgeries done by Pristyn Care were from this particular age group. The most common cause of Haemorrhoids/Piles is hereditary. A sedentary lifestyle, obesity, low fiber diet, lifting heavy weights and sitting for long hours are the primary causes of the increase in cases amongst young male adults.



Commenting on the findings, Dr Vaibhav Kapoor, co-founder at Pristyn Care, said "Indian men’s behaviour towards healthcare is changing. Non-life threatening diseases such as piles, hernia, and cataract which are most common in our country are delayed because it’s difficult to find the right surgeon, and hospital and manage post-operative care. On the occasion of International Men's Health week and as a leading healthcare provider, our emphasis is to bring the focus on men’s health. Our aim is to encourage Indian men and their families to take control of male health issues with proper care and regular check-ups.”