Another of the most glaring indications of the male appearance is the tracheal, or Adam’s apple. Developed during puberty, this triangle like ridge in the middle of the neck is comprised of cartilage and surrounds the vocal cords.

Dr. Bensimon’s technique is an extremely effective way to remove the Adam’s apple, which consists of carefully removing and shaving off cartilage in this area. 

A small, thin incision is performed high on the neck and not over the cartilage itself to hide the scar,  and with proper after care, the scar will become flat and unnoticeable. 

All of his patients have been extremely satisfied with their results, and reduction between 80 and 100% is often realistic.  Our patients find that this removal allows for the process of blending in so much easier.