My story

[Class66]

Each spring my wife tells me to shave my breast hair. She’s not keen on white hair 1-1.5 inch long. Spring 25 she pointed out my breast had grown. asked at the doctors and they said yes it was gyncomastia no need for a blood test. Probably caused by finasteride and stop taking it. Growing still probably got to grade 2. Then stopped. However I decided to restart fin as causing getting up 4 times night. Breasts started itching and growing again prostate nearly normal. Still needs twice a day intermittent catheter. 
Lost weight to keep diabetic nurse happy breasts now scrawny droopy a bit like the proverbial old witch 
Tried sports bra too tight wife banned from wearing a female bra.  
Nipples are permanent erect and clearly pointy. 
What do I think well they are okay I’m not embarrassed by them but then they are not too big. Wondering if they will continue to grow? Would I take my top off on the beach. At present as from a distance could looking like generous pecs. 

[oldguy]

Class 66,

Welcome to the group.  We have all been there.  You have been diagnosed.  When I was, my PA recommended support.  Without support, the breasts will affect the back.  Even with support sports bras, after 15 years, I still have back issues.  Developing hip issues.   3 miles is now 2/1/2. time for hips.

I don't have chest hair.   Wearing a minimal sports bra works for me.  I am a 42 C.

[Gino]

I shave my chest because IMO hairy boobs look funny, sorta like a bearded lady.

[Gyno64]

Welcome to the group 66.
 In the short period of time that I've on this group I have learned a lot. And great support from members. My wife is very supportive as well.
 What little hair I do have on my breasts is easily manageable. I have started to use one of those Sonic flash devices to help eliminate the hair growth. I'm hoping completely. Forever! We'll see how that's going to work out?
 I now have started wearing a sports bra all day every day now. It does well with the warm weather we will be having now.
 Now that I have gotten comfortable wearing bras. I'll likely go to a full cup underwire bra when the weather turns cold again. Right now I'm a 38 B. We'll see what I'll be when that time comes. 

 

[Gyno64]

Gino,
  The bearded lady is the best analogy for breast hair I've heard thus far. Lmao.
I guess that's probably why I find it more appealing removing the hair from my chest. Thankfully I don't have all that much there to deal with anyway. And thankfully my wife can understand this as well. 
 

[Justagirl💃]

I get about 10-15 small thin blond hairs in the cleavage region that I shave off about once a month. I also get 2-3 hairs around the nipples that I remove at the same time. The chest just looks better without hair on it. 

[Traveler]

I get about 10-15 small thin blond hairs in the cleavage region that I shave off about once a month. I also get 2-3 hairs around the nipples that I remove at the same time. The chest just looks better without hair on it.

I get about the same number in my cleavage also. Except mine are dark and wiry so, I shave about once a week. It does look so much better.

[WPW717]

Small , white, & fine as frog hair little ones are appearing after years of slick smooth skin. Not very visible, even by me, but an indication that the drug controlling the cranial tumor is working. 
No need to the trim or clip to avoid the bearded lady look. Same thing on my forearms. I have gone from shaving my face 2-3 times a month to now shaving twice a week. No sign of armpit hair. 
It also seems that the breast growth has abated as a result of the meds. I stopped at 51 bust with a 44 band, fitting into a D cup.

[Class66]

Very pleased for you thank you for your reply 

[Midagemoobs2]

Welcome and thanks for sharing. I too had prostrate issues that were really impactful, it can be a difficult choice. I already had gyno and managed and accepted it, so I  took the rx fully aware of the risk. I have gotten a little bigger, but it is a much better quality of life now, and would not go back as I’ve learned to manage my presentation. It sounds like you’re at a similar point. Wish you the all the best and keep sharing your journey.