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Anesthesia and Gender Surgery

Anesthesia and Gender Surgery This article provides information on the anesthesia experience during a gender affirming surgery. Here, we describe the processes we have in place to help your surgery journey be as smooth and safe as possible. We briefly explore what happens once you arrive at our operating suite and how our professional staff can help guide you through the pre-op and post-op period. Read on to gain a better understanding of what to expect during your surgery day. Surgery is not a routine experience for most of us. The GCC (Gender Confirmation Center) recognizes surgery can be an anxiety-provoking experience. We find that for many patients, a description …

Surgery and Health Status: Am I Eligible for Gender-Affirming Surgery?

Surgery and Health Status: Am I Eligible for Gender-Affirming Surgery? An ideal candidate for surgery is someone who is both physically and emotionally healthy. Our surgeons will be able to determine your eligibility following a free, virtual consultation and a discussion of your medical history. During your consultation, it is important to provide your surgeon with details on your current health, including any current prescriptions, over-the-counter medications, or supplements you may be taking. Certain medications may interfere with blood clotting or other medications used during surgery. Your surgeon  will let you know if any of your current medications must be discontinued prior to surgery. Our surgeons evaluate  patients on a …

Ensuring Safety During and After Gender-Affirming Surgery

Surgical Safety Advances in technology and surgical approaches have made plastic and reconstructive surgery safer than ever before. Despite these advances, all surgical procedures carry some degree of risk and uncertainty. If you’re considering any kind of gender affirming surgery, there are a variety of steps that you should take in advance to minimize these risks. Credential Check: Always Choose a Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon If you’re considering surgery, you should always seek the expertise of a board certified plastic surgeon. Board certified plastic surgeons must complete several years of training within the field of plastic surgery and are bound by the American Board of Plastic Surgery to uphold the highest …

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