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Topic	i got facial feminization surgery
chelsea___wtf 06/27/23 11:05:19 PM #45:	DrPrimemaster posted... How affirmed do you feel now vs before? it pretty much eliminated one of my most significant sources of dysphoria DrPrimemaster posted... I wonder what separates a bad one from a good one A "bad" one in my mind is one where the surgeon makes a mistake. This can be something like vocal damage, a nose that looks off, or not taking off enough material (e.g. a surgical plan that does a type I/II forehead contouring when a type III forehead reconstruction is called for) Anything other than that would've been fine for me. From what I've heard from my surgeon and other FFS clients, a lot of the difference between 'fine' and 'excellent' results depends on the underlying facial features. So for example, my naturally high cheekbones make it easier for my face to look harmonious with all the new features. You can use a cheek fat transfer to feminize the cheeks, but that's an area where having the underlying bone structure is a big advantage. But the surgeon's skill also matters a lot here. DrPrimemaster posted... where we might be in the future? A lot of the improvements recently (like the past few years) have been making the procedure safer and more consistent. So for the first example that comes to mind, a lot of people used to make the tracheal shave incision on the adam's apple. But it turns out that for some reason this is way more like to cause damage to the vocal cords, so now almost every major FFS surgeon will start it above or below the adam's apple. I think a lot of the improvements in the near future will be stuff like that. And hopefully in the future we'll have more surgeons with consistently good results, so it can be less expensive and/or less of a long wait Kanatteru posted... so cool congrats! i don't think i will do FFS thanks! yeah I don't think I would recommend FFS for anyone who isn't really sure about it. The surgeon matters a lot, it's usually really expensive if you want to be able to choose your surgeon, and the results really aren't guaranteed. Also the recovery is a huge pain but i definitely wanna get chin lipo soon. not as expensive as i would've thought how expensive is chin lipo? --- creature-based <cite>chelsea___wtf posted [p:974472295] in i got faci... [t:80489807]...</cite> <quote>DrPrimemaster posted... </cite><quote>How affirmed do you feel now vs before?</quote>it pretty much eliminated one of my most significant sources of dysphoriaDrPrimemaster posted... </cite><quote>I wonder what separates a bad one from a good one</quote>A "bad" one in my mind is one where the surgeon makes a mistake. This can be something like vocal damage, a nose that looks off, or not taking off enough material (e.g. a surgical plan that does a type I/II forehead contouring when a type III forehead reconstruction is called for)Anything other than that would've been fine for me. From what I've heard from my surgeon and other FFS clients, a lot of the difference between 'fine' and 'excellent' results depends on the underlying facial features. So for example, my naturally high cheekbones make it easier for my face to look harmonious with all the new features. You can use a cheek fat transfer to feminize the cheeks, but that's an area where having the underlying bone structure is a big advantage. But the surgeon's skill also matters a lot here.DrPrimemaster posted... </cite><quote>where we might be in the future?</quote>A lot of the improvements recently (like the past few years) have been making the procedure safer and more consistent. So for the first example that comes to mind, a lot of people used to make the tracheal shave incision on the adam's apple. But it turns out that for some reason this is way more like to cause damage to the vocal cords, so now almost every major FFS surgeon will start it above or below the adam's apple. I think a lot of the improvements in the near future will be stuff like that. And hopefully in the future we'll have more surgeons with consistently good results, so it can be less expensive and/or less of a long waitKanatteru posted... </cite><quote>so cool congrats! i don't think i will do FFS</quote>thanks!yeah I don't think I would recommend FFS for anyone who isn't really sure about it. The surgeon matters a lot, it's usually really expensive if you want to be able to choose your surgeon, and the results really aren't guaranteed. Also the recovery is a huge pain<quote>but i definitely wanna get chin lipo soon. not as expensive as i would've thought</quote>how expensive is chin lipo? --- creature-based</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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