I searched up the proper name for the top surgery I want and it gave me breast aug, but I haven't seen any pictures here that show you have done any surgeries that i'm looking for.
February 3, 2019
Answer: Term for FTM top surgery Thanks for the inquiry. Breast augmentation is the term for male to female top surgery. Try searching for double incision (with free nipple grafts), buttonhole incision, or keyhole incision for FTM surgery. Each surgery is an option and it depends on the shape of your native breasts which option is best for you.
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February 3, 2019
Answer: Term for FTM top surgery Thanks for the inquiry. Breast augmentation is the term for male to female top surgery. Try searching for double incision (with free nipple grafts), buttonhole incision, or keyhole incision for FTM surgery. Each surgery is an option and it depends on the shape of your native breasts which option is best for you.
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February 20, 2019
Answer: FTM Top Surgery All of my FTM patients request complete removal of their breasts and a flat, masculine chest. It is often termed "top surgery." This is absolutely NOT breast augmentation, which is actually breast enlargement -- and is used for my MTF patients.Basically, depending upon confirmation by physical examination, if you are a B cup or smaller, then the operation can be performed with minimal scars. Larger breasts would require a double incision type of procedure -- and there are some variations of this.Would recommend you consult several surgeons who are conversant with these procedures. For further information, please check out my website and photo gallery captioned below.Good luck!Elliot W. Jacobs, MDNew York City
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February 20, 2019
Answer: FTM Top Surgery All of my FTM patients request complete removal of their breasts and a flat, masculine chest. It is often termed "top surgery." This is absolutely NOT breast augmentation, which is actually breast enlargement -- and is used for my MTF patients.Basically, depending upon confirmation by physical examination, if you are a B cup or smaller, then the operation can be performed with minimal scars. Larger breasts would require a double incision type of procedure -- and there are some variations of this.Would recommend you consult several surgeons who are conversant with these procedures. For further information, please check out my website and photo gallery captioned below.Good luck!Elliot W. Jacobs, MDNew York City
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