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Trans man - What type of top surgery is suitable for me? (Photos)

I am a trans man. I am 160 cm tall and weigh 55 kg. Based on the photos I sent, which type of top surgery do you think is suitable for me?

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Dr. Bryan C. McIntosh, MD
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