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Being a transwoman comes with unwanted physical characteristics like a masculine face. This can bring down your self-esteem as a person trying to fit in society. Luckily, facial surgery can help you have a feminine look.
It’s a plastic surgery procedure that reshapes the face to bring out a more attractive feminine look. This surgery is usually performed on people who aren’t responding well to hormone therapy.
Talk to the surgeon about your expectations and goals. Based on your specifics, the surgeon will determine whether you’re the right candidate for the procedure.
The surgeon may also provide details about the procedure. To avoid complications after the procedure, follow all the healthcare directions.
Depending on your priorities, the procedures may include shaping the forehead and hairline to create a more feminine face. Another procedure involves elevating brows to make the eyes more feminine. The surgeon may also perform a rhinoplasty, a nose-reshaping operation, to reduce the width of the nose.
For jaw contouring and chin reduction, the surgeon may work with dentists to evaluate the teeth and jaw bones. If your teeth and jaw are healthy, the corner of the lower jaw will be shaved to create a softer angle between the ear and the chin.
Recovery time may vary depending on the person and the procedure performed. Side effects, such as bruises and pain, can last four or five days after surgery. However, it’s important to call your doctor if you develop a fever, severe pain, or signs of infection.
Transgender facial feminization surgery is a good procedure to ensure you have a quality life. Consider a certified professional to ensure you get quality services. International Center for Transgender Care is determined to help you become more confident and secure in your gender expression through feminization surgery.
Our experience, our technologically-advanced facilities and our compassionate staff are the best in the business for transgender confirmation procedures, holistic therapy and the overall patient experience.
