Crossdresser Breast Implants? (photo)

Thank you for the question.
I have had the opportunity to work with several men interested in breast implants ( to feminize the chest wall).  This is a different situation from trans gender patients in transition and from men who are looking to augment their chest walls ( pectoralis implants).
Nevertheless, this subset of patients is somewhat uncommon;  it is very important to  understand patient motivation clearly and to educate  these patients about the long-term effects (as well as potential risks and complications associated  with) having breast implants.
Best wishes.

Thank you for your question. It is definitely possible for you to undergo breast augmentation. Sometimes for males, tissue expanders are required, and you should not expect to achieve a result that fully looks like a woman's natural breast.Good luck, and for more information about other choices to be made before undergoing breast augmentation, take a look at the Guide to Breast Augmentation on my website from the web reference below. I discuss common patient questions I receive, silicone versus saline implants, round versus anatomically shaped implants, smooth versus texturized implants, implant manufacturer, implant insertion incision location, implant location inside the breast, and more. 

It’s not unusual for transgender patients to request
breast augmentation surgery. When this situation arises the operation can be
performed successfully with high levels of patient satisfaction. Many
similarities exist between transgender and female breast augmentation patients,
but important differences exist as well.

These differences are related to the type of preoperative
evaluation that’s necessary and important anatomic differences that exist
between the two groups.

The preoperative evaluation of transgender patients
involves several important considerations. It’s important that transgender
patients be in a supervised transgender program that follows an organized
algorithm. This type of program provides important psychological support and
hormonal therapy in the preoperative period. When this program’s specified
criteria are met it’s reasonable to proceed with breast augmentation.

Several important anatomic issues must be considered in
transgender patients. Transgender patients often have broader chest walls than
female patients and for this reason often require larger implants. In some
cases the pectoralis muscles may be large and bulky and for this reason subglanduler
implant placement may be necessary as well.

If you’re considering breast
augmentation consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon is
appropriate. This surgeon should be able to formulate an appropriate treatment
plan.