Male-to-Female Gender-Confirming Surgery

Thomas Satterwhite; Marcelina G Perez; Stelios C Wilson; Shane D Morrison

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Male-to-Female Gender-Confirming Surgery

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article , Other literature type 22 Jan 2018Publisher:Decker MedicineJournal:DeckerMed Plastic Surgery

Authors: Thomas Satterwhite; Marcelina G Perez; Stelios C Wilson; Shane D Morrison;

doi: 10.2310/ps.10049

Male-to-Female Gender-Confirming Surgery

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Advances in male-to-female gender-confirming surgery enable acquisition of female secondary sexual characteristics for gender dysphoric patients desiring surgical transition. It is imperative for medical professionals caring for transgender patients to be informed of the current standards of care and the available surgical options. This review discusses male-to-female chest and genital reconstructive surgical approaches. This review contains 27 figures, 5 tables and 52 references Key words: augmentation mammoplasty, gender-confirming surgery, genital reconstruction, male to female, transgender, vaginoplasty

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