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42 Year Old, Got FFS with Facial Team, Looooove It - Marbella, Spain
UPDATED FROM JeReDe
1 year post
14 months post op :)
WORTH IT$33,500
I've actually resisted the urge to post before/after pics because I felt my results were still improving over time. Each month that went by, I felt the previous months pictures were horrible to look at. ;) I'm told this is a common timeline as it can take a good year or so for all swelling and healing to take place. Anyways, I feel like I'm rather stable in terms of results at this point... so here ya go. Gah, I can barely stand looking at the before pic, let alone post it publicly. I might take that down later.
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Very nice darlin! good luck for 2017! X
Congratulations and best wishes on your continued healing! Wonderful results! (I imagine your before and after photos really help those considering the surgery and give them hope!)
I'm going to need them
Thanks so much for sharing dear! Its also nice to hear about the evolution longer term, which is important for everyone to hear, so a big hug of appreciation!
ORIGINAL POST
I decided to transition about 2 years ago, but...
I decided to transition about 2 years ago, but realized very quickly HRT alone wasn't going to get me to the state I wanted to be. I did consults with a couple of surgeons, but the Facial Team (Dr. Capitan and Dr. Simon) clearly stood out as the best I'd spoken to. I put my deposit down in April 2015 and reserved a date in October 2015. I was simply blown away by the quality of service, the hospital, the doctors, nurses, and other staff. If you're familiar with the Facial Team, you've probably heard of Jenny's nest also. I stayed there to recover and found that to be fantastic part of the entire package also. Jenny and Nicola are wonderful in terms of patient physical care and emotional support.
I had the following procedures done:
Forehead reconstruction
Rhinoplasty
Liplift
Mandibular Reduction & Chinplasty
Trachea Shave
Immediate Hair Transplant
Despite having so much work done, I found the recovery very easy. The Paracetamol/Ibuprofen combination for pain management was plenty to keep me comfortable. I spent 2 nights in the hospital, and left on day 3. That evening I was literally out with friends having dinner (even though I looked like I got hit by a bus) Comparing my recovery with friends who have gone to other surgeons, this ease of recovery seemed to be a notable difference.
The results? Here's what I wrote for the Facial Team Patient group on Facebook (which is an extremely valuable resource, and a great community to be a part of):
As some of you know, I was pretty far from going āfull timeā when I got my FFS. I was always envious of those who could āpassā from HRT alone, but also of the people who didnāt feel the need to pass. For me, I donāt know if it was a product of the environment I grew up in or what, but it was obvious from early on, that Iād never be able to mentally handle transition and survive it if I didnāt blend in better than I was doing without FFS. Thatās just me and I canāt change that. I pretty much had every single male facial gender marker to at least a moderate degree, so I ended up with the full FT menu I think. The few days immediately after FFS I definitely noticed changes, but around 2 months post-op, amazing things started to happen. Once I got home, I continued slogging along in guy mode waiting to see how the changes developed. Then, sometime in December, I stopped getting called āsirā or gendered male in any way by strangers. It just stopped, no matter what I was wearing, no matter what Iād done with hair, even with an untrained voice. Now I havenāt been called sir since! This is really amazing to me as it still feels like a trick that Iām getting away with! But honestly, I canāt pass as male if I try now⦠and thatās exactly what I wanted from this whole experience. Anyways, HUGE thanks to the entire FT team, and the gang at Jennyās Nest. I know you all probably hear it often, but it was a life changing experience.
I've attached before and after catscans. As soon as I get some reasonable quality photos, I'll post before/after face pics as well.
I had the following procedures done:
Forehead reconstruction
Rhinoplasty
Liplift
Mandibular Reduction & Chinplasty
Trachea Shave
Immediate Hair Transplant
Despite having so much work done, I found the recovery very easy. The Paracetamol/Ibuprofen combination for pain management was plenty to keep me comfortable. I spent 2 nights in the hospital, and left on day 3. That evening I was literally out with friends having dinner (even though I looked like I got hit by a bus) Comparing my recovery with friends who have gone to other surgeons, this ease of recovery seemed to be a notable difference.
The results? Here's what I wrote for the Facial Team Patient group on Facebook (which is an extremely valuable resource, and a great community to be a part of):
As some of you know, I was pretty far from going āfull timeā when I got my FFS. I was always envious of those who could āpassā from HRT alone, but also of the people who didnāt feel the need to pass. For me, I donāt know if it was a product of the environment I grew up in or what, but it was obvious from early on, that Iād never be able to mentally handle transition and survive it if I didnāt blend in better than I was doing without FFS. Thatās just me and I canāt change that. I pretty much had every single male facial gender marker to at least a moderate degree, so I ended up with the full FT menu I think. The few days immediately after FFS I definitely noticed changes, but around 2 months post-op, amazing things started to happen. Once I got home, I continued slogging along in guy mode waiting to see how the changes developed. Then, sometime in December, I stopped getting called āsirā or gendered male in any way by strangers. It just stopped, no matter what I was wearing, no matter what Iād done with hair, even with an untrained voice. Now I havenāt been called sir since! This is really amazing to me as it still feels like a trick that Iām getting away with! But honestly, I canāt pass as male if I try now⦠and thatās exactly what I wanted from this whole experience. Anyways, HUGE thanks to the entire FT team, and the gang at Jennyās Nest. I know you all probably hear it often, but it was a life changing experience.
I've attached before and after catscans. As soon as I get some reasonable quality photos, I'll post before/after face pics as well.
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Welcome the community! Interesting photos -- thank you for sharing your personal journey with us! I look forward to seeing your before and after photos.Ā
Hi Eva, where did you see her photos?
She has removed the photos, as she explained, because she prefers not to leave them public.
How did you even get a response from them?!? I have been trying to get a Skype consultation for something else and they reply every three weeks or never! Don't know how you can keep a clinic open with such customer service. May I ask you what led you to use that clinic instead of any other?
Oh, sorry for the late reply! just saw this comment since I haven't logged in recently here. But I did an in-person consult with them when they came to NYC a couple years back. I didn't have any issue with mail responses. Strange.
Finally, one of us who thinks exactly like I do as regards going full time. Wonderful to hear there may be a way after all. Thank you !!
Is the price quoted at the top accurate of what you paid? If you don't mind me asking. You look fab!



I am going to find the name of the newest one I am using and I will let you know but I am from the UK so I hope this helps [RS bleep] Ashley