Dr. Scott W. Harris was born and raised in Dallas, Texas. After high school, he went to Texas A&M University, where he graduated Magna Cum Laude. Dr. Harris received his medical degree from Southwestern Medical School in Dallas, and completed General Surgery training in Phoenix, Arizona. He later accepted a Plastic Surgery residency at the Baylor College of Medicine in Houston — a world renowned Plastic Surgery program, both for their research and its numerous alumni who are recognized as pioneers in the plastic surgery field.

Dr. Alan Dulin is a recognized leader in breast and body contouring. Dr. Dulin is board certified in plastic and cosmetic surgery by the American Board of Plastic Surgery. He received his medical degree from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, where he earned numerous accolades. Dr. Dulin also completed an extended plastic surgery residency at the Scott and White Hospital in Temple, Texas. His extensive surgical training has afforded him the ability to diagnose and treat a broad range of both cosmetic and reconstructive procedures.

Dr. Alfred Antonetti is on staff at Medical City Dallas Hospital and Methodists Medical Center. He is an internationally known board certified plastic surgeon who has practiced in Dallas since 1980. A talented and caring plastic surgeon serving Dallas and surrounding communities, Dr. Antonetti utilizes options such as breast augmentation, tummy tuck, and liposuction to refine specific figure concerns. He also performs facelift, rhinoplasty, eyelid surgery, and more to improve overall facial aesthetics. He works with each patient individually to achieve natural-looking, attractive, and satisfying

Our Holistic Therapy Director, Caroline Gibbs, is a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor and National Certified Counselor, nationally and internationally recognized as an educator, advocate and provider for this population. She understands the current diagnosis of Gender Dysphoria and differences among sexual identity, gender identity and gender expression. Working with this clientele requires an awareness of the impact of stress on gender dysphoria and a particular knowledge of grief and bereavement as they manifest during the transgender client’s journey.

James Gibbs received the MD degree from the Medical College, Medical University of South Carolina in 1964. While attending medical school, he participated in surgical research, including a research externship at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston with organ transplant pioneer and Nobel Laureate Joseph Murray, MD. Following a year of residency training in General Surgery at the University of Michigan Hospital, Dr. Gibbs volunteered for duty with the US Army Special Forces, serving two years (1965-1967) abroad as a General Medical Officer. He then completed a residency in Psychiatry at The Payne Whitney Clinics, The New York-Presbyterian Hospital/Cornell Medical Center in New York City. Once again, throughout advanced medical training, he conducted basic research, this time in the behavioral neuroscience of motivated behavior.