If Peri will the nipples be able to be on/above the pec muscles? (not under)
Answer: FTM CHEST SURGERY Hello and thank you for your photos for evaluation. The double incision mastectomy is the procedure of choice, since there is extra skin that needs to be removed as well as the fat and glandular components of the breasts. The advantage is a flat chest with a relocation of the areola and nipple complex to a masculine position.
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Answer: FTM CHEST SURGERY Hello and thank you for your photos for evaluation. The double incision mastectomy is the procedure of choice, since there is extra skin that needs to be removed as well as the fat and glandular components of the breasts. The advantage is a flat chest with a relocation of the areola and nipple complex to a masculine position.
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Answer: Transgender, Top Surgery, FTM, Gender Reassignment, Male Breast Reduction, Breast Reduction, Female to Male Excellent question and thank you for sharing your photos.
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Answer: Transgender, Top Surgery, FTM, Gender Reassignment, Male Breast Reduction, Breast Reduction, Female to Male Excellent question and thank you for sharing your photos.
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January 18, 2018
Answer: Top surgery Hello, Thanks for sharing your pics. From your pics feel a circumareolar mastectomy would be adequate to get a good shape. The skin retraction after surgery cannot be predicted. You may requise a small touch up procedure to re position the nipple at a later date. Consult a board certified plastic surgeon for further assessment.
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January 18, 2018
Answer: Top surgery Hello, Thanks for sharing your pics. From your pics feel a circumareolar mastectomy would be adequate to get a good shape. The skin retraction after surgery cannot be predicted. You may requise a small touch up procedure to re position the nipple at a later date. Consult a board certified plastic surgeon for further assessment.
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February 19, 2018
Answer: FTM TOP Surgery Options Hi Cael2,Thanks for the post and photos. You will need double incision with free nipple/areolar grafts for the following reasons:1. You have too much skin in the lower part of the breasts that will end up looking deflated after the mastectomy.2. Your nipple position is too low for a male chest.3. Your areolas are too wide.The double incision with free grafts will address all three areas and give you the best contour, best areolar size, and best nipple/areolar location in one surgery. Sincerely,Dr. Dadvand
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February 19, 2018
Answer: FTM TOP Surgery Options Hi Cael2,Thanks for the post and photos. You will need double incision with free nipple/areolar grafts for the following reasons:1. You have too much skin in the lower part of the breasts that will end up looking deflated after the mastectomy.2. Your nipple position is too low for a male chest.3. Your areolas are too wide.The double incision with free grafts will address all three areas and give you the best contour, best areolar size, and best nipple/areolar location in one surgery. Sincerely,Dr. Dadvand
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February 1, 2018
Answer: Double incision or peri Thanks for the question. Based on these photos you would likely require a double incision in order to address the laxity of the skin and tissues. Even though the scar is more prominent, most patients are more bothered by the contour issues. A peri technique would likely leave you with some contour issues and an unattractive appearance to the chest wall in general. Good Luck"The above answer has been given without seeing this patient and cannot be substituted for actual in-person examination and medical advice; it is only opinion. Seek in-person treatment with a trained medical professional for appropriate care."
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February 1, 2018
Answer: Double incision or peri Thanks for the question. Based on these photos you would likely require a double incision in order to address the laxity of the skin and tissues. Even though the scar is more prominent, most patients are more bothered by the contour issues. A peri technique would likely leave you with some contour issues and an unattractive appearance to the chest wall in general. Good Luck"The above answer has been given without seeing this patient and cannot be substituted for actual in-person examination and medical advice; it is only opinion. Seek in-person treatment with a trained medical professional for appropriate care."
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