What is the feminization surgery of the face?
Facial surgery (FFS) is a reconstructed face surgery to transform its outlines and give it more feminine appearance. Transsexual women are common candidates for this surgery, although the campaign of artists and other individuals can also consider the surgery of the facial feminization. There are a number of facial procedures. Many surgeons use samples before and after pictures to help women see how specific procedures work and give them ideas to transform their own faces. The surgeon will cooperate with the patient to develop a suitable plan to feel confident that he gets into surgery.
Most transsexual women pass through the transition after adolescence and thus the transition with the male facial structure. High levels of male hormones cause significant changes in the appearance of the face, including the fact that the forehead heavier and more pronounced, changing the structure of the nose and creating a more pronounced chin and jaws. Adam's apple may also develop a protrudingThe appearance. Women can choose a feminization facial surgery because they are afraid of facial aesthetics.
Depending on the amount of work that the patient decides to ask, several surgical procedures may be required. The patient is placed in general anesthesia, so the surgeon can do things like shaving bone to change the shape and structure of the face, put implants into the faces, transform the nose and move the hair line. On days immediately after surgery, the patient will have significant swelling and bruises. As these decrease, her new face appears and the surgeon can remove all the stitches.
This operation requires advanced training. Oral and maxillofacial surgery for the reconstruction of the face structure requires a high level of skill, including attention to details to minimize scarring. Surgeons do things like hiding cuts in the hair line, so they will not be visible after surgical recovery. Must withE also take care to maintain surgical changes in the face even on both sides and to protect the basic structures in the face and skull. Specialists in this technique are relatively rare and patients looking for surgery of face feminization may want to apply for advice and recommendations other members of the transsexual community.
The cost of feminizing facial surgery can be very high and are usually not covered with insurance programs and benefits. If it is included with other operations, women can choose during the transition, including surgery reconstruction and breast implants, it is possible to spend considerable amounts on the surgical crossing.