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Feminising surgery involves medical interventions aimed at altering certain physical characteristics from a more masculine to a more feminine appearance, with a view to making their body’s appearance more in line with their gender identity.
Common Procedures
- Facial Feminisation Surgery (FFS) Involves altering facial features to create a more traditionally feminine appearance.
- Vocal Feminisation Surgery Modifies vocal characteristics to align more closely with societal perceptions of femininity.
- Body Contouring and Breast Augmentation Focuses on reshaping the body and enhancing breast appearance.
Risks and Considerations
- General Surgical Risks Infection, bleeding, and anaesthesia-related complications are potential risks.
- Psychosocial Considerations Patients may experience post-surgical adjustment challenges.
- Recovery Time And Age The older a person is, the longer it may take for them to heal after surgical intervention.
Conclusion
Although not needed or wanted by all transgender patients, feminising surgery is a significant aspect of gender-affirming care, contributing to the overall well-being of individuals seeking alignment between their gender identity and physical appearance.
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