Returning to Exercise After Chest Reconstruction Top Surgery If you are considering chest reconstruction top surgery, formerly referred to as FTM top surgery, it is important to understand the post-operative care needed for a successful outcome. In this article, we provide information on the physical limitations during your top surgery recovery period, including when you can return to work and when it is safe to resume exercise and weightlifting. Our team is here to support you on your gender confirmation surgery journey so please don’t hesitate to reach out to us for any questions or concerns. It is important to remember that chest reconstruction top surgery is a major surgical …

Breast Cancer and Chest Reconstruction Top Surgery In this article, we discuss how chest reconstruction and breast reduction top surgery, antiquatedly referred to as FTM/N top surgery, can impact your risk of having breast cancer. Here we highlight the importance of regular chest examinations and breast cancer screening to raise awareness and enhance prevention. We provide you with our recommendations on ways to reduce your risk of getting breast cancer post top surgery such as lifestyle changes including exercise, quitting smoking, and reducing alcohol consumption. Chest reconstruction top surgery can eliminate chest tissue, which may help some people live more comfortably. Though top surgery significantly reduces your risk of developing …

Guide to Binding Your Chest Safely Before Surgery Chest “binding” refers to various methods used to flatten chest tissue to create a flatter looking chest. For some, binding is an effective alternative to surgery. For others, binding is a short-term alternative to chest reconstruction top surgery. Chest binding is a method used by many trans, non-binary, and gender expansive folks to achieve a flat chest appearance. This article provides you a list of trusted retailers for new and used binders as well as a step-by-step guide in choosing and using a chest binder. Safe practices in chest binding can help reduce risks such as sores, rashes, and pain, which may …

Chest Reconstruction Top Surgery Complications Chest reconstruction top surgery, formerly FTM top surgery, is a highly successful gender confirming surgery with many individuals experiencing positive outcomes. However, like any surgery, there are potential risks and complications that may arise during or after surgery. In this article, we provide information on the potential complications associated with all surgical procedures as well as complications associated specifically with top surgery. These include infections, seroma, potential outcome of your top surgery scars, and changes in nipple sensation in relation to the type of top surgery pursued. Additionally, we discuss how health can affect your outcome and the steps you can take when these complications …

Types of Top Surgery There are different techniques and incision options available for chest reconstruction top surgery, formerly FTM top surgery, each with its unique benefits and risks. In this article, we will explore the various incision options based on your goals, size of your chest, and skin elasticity. Incision options include liposuction, fishmouth, periareolar/circumareolar, double incision, inverted T (anchor), buttonhole, and keyhole top surgery. Additionally, we will also discuss nipple and areola appearance and scarring, which may vary depending on the procedure chosen. Chest Reconstruction Top Surgery Procedure Options Many surgical procedures fall within the category of chest reconstruction and breast reduction top surgery. This includes the most common …

Choosing the Right Top Surgery Procedure for You There are multiple types of top surgery available, each with their own advantages and drawbacks, and deciding on the most appropriate surgical technique can be a daunting task. In this article, we offer a comprehensive guide to Dr. Scott Mosser’s method in approaching how to identify the best chest reconstruction top surgery option for you. This guide is primarily based on the inframammary angle, which is used to measure relevant aspects of the body such as skin elasticity, chest tissue, and excess skin. Read on to discover how the Mosser Method can help you. The Mosser Method: Know Your Options The procedure …

Everything You Need to Know About Top Surgery: Gender-Affirming Chest Reconstruction and Breast Reduction Medically reviewed by Dr. Scott Mosser on March 13, 2024. Finally, a group of expert top surgeons inclusive of all identities and body types, with a highly successful insurance concierge.