Chest Masculinization: Meaning, Techniques, and Recovery
Chest masculinization creates a flatter or more masculine chest through surgery, binding, clothing, exercise, or other gender-affirming methods.
Chest masculinization creates a flatter or more masculine chest through surgery, binding, clothing, exercise, or other gender-affirming methods.
Breast augmentation for gender affirmation uses implants, fat transfer, or both to create a chest shape that supports a person’s gender-related goals.
Orchiectomy is surgery to remove one or both testicles for cancer treatment, hormone reduction, gender affirmation, or other medical reasons.
Vaginoplasty creates or reconstructs a vagina and may include a vulva, clitoris, labia, vaginal canal, and repositioned urethral opening.
Phalloplasty creates or reconstructs a penis using tissue from another body area and may include urinary, scrotal, or erectile reconstruction.
Metoidioplasty is gender-affirming surgery that creates a penis from testosterone-enlarged clitoral tissue, with optional urinary and scrotal reconstruction.
Electrolysis permanently treats individual hair follicles using a fine probe and electrical energy and can work on hair of any color.
Laser hair removal uses concentrated light to damage hair follicles and produce long-term hair reduction through multiple treatment sessions.
Detransition is the process of stopping, reversing, or changing one or more social, legal, medical, or personal parts of a gender transition.
Retransition is the process of resuming or beginning another gender transition after previously stopping, reversing, pausing, or changing an earlier transition.