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Would I benefit from facial feminization surgery? Transitioning M to F , concerned about nose and jaw. (photo)

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_XONov 22, 2022
I struggle with self-image issues because of my gender dysphoria. I'm currently transitioning from MtF. It's been a little over two years. I've been wanting to get a rhinoplasty because I feel like the upper section of my nose is fat. I feel like my jaw is too masculine...

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Jeffrey H. Spiegel, MD

We need a side photo, but you may want to consider forehead contouring. That is the most significant area for gender and femininity most of the time. It's a 90 minute surgery and very effective. Watch our videos to learn more.

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Timothy Osborn, MD

Going based on your side profile, I think a genioplasty with jawline contouring and submental liposuction would be beneficial. This would bring your chin forward and down to help balance out your profile, elongate and add more definition to your jawline, and reduce the skin and fat under your...

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Toby Mayer, MD

Healing after FFS at a week. The main determine of what you will look like then is the experience and skill of the surgeon! My patients go home after suture removal on the 6th postoperatively day and require usually only a small amount of makeup. This is after a full FFS. Look at the surgeon’s 6...

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