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Gender reassignment surgery, sex change operation, Sex reassignment surgery
female gender reassignment, sex change surgery with colon vaginoplasty, male to female gender reassignment surgery
Sex change operation, sex change surgery, m to f surgery and mtf surgery
male to female surgery, srs surgery, sexchange surgery, male female surgery, vaginoplasty surgery, ffs surgery
No Scar Sex change surgery, SRS operation, m-to-f surgery, mtf male to female gender reassignment surgery, m to f, transgender
Chin Augmentation surgery - Chin Implants
Liposuction of the Body
Breast Augmentation
Forehead and brow lift surgery 2
Tummy Tuck-Abdominoplasty
Lip Augmentation
Lip Reduction
Chin/Neck LipoSelection (Submental Lipo)
Surgery of the Chin
Buccal Fat Pad Excision
Trachea shave surgery (Adam's apple or thyroid cartilage shaving)
Face/ neck lift surgery (Rhytidectomy)
Chin Contouring (Shaving Or Sliding Genioplasty)
Otoplasty (Cosmetic Ear Surgery)
Jaw / Mandibular angle contouring surgery
Upper/ Lower eyelid surgery (Upper & Lower blepharoplasty)
Facial Bone Reduction Surgery
Crows Feet Removal Surgery
Forehead and Brow lift surgery
Chin Enhancement
Cheek Enhancement
Forehead contouring feminization surgery
Augmentation rhinoplasty with silicone implant
Rhinoplasty information 2
Rhinoplasty information
Lip enhancement
Feminization facial surgery with sex change
All listed below is included in the package price
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Training
Breast implant surgery information
Sex reassignment surgery (SRS, sex change surgery) information
Genital surgery
Female Gender Reassignment Surgery (GRS) - Sex Change Surgery Female
Male to Female Gender Reassignment

 

No Scar Sex change surgery, SRS operation, m-to-f surgery, mtf male to female gender reassignment surgery, m to f, transgender

Sex change surgery have many other names such as SRS, m-to-f surgery, male to female gender reassignment surgery, sexchange surgery, mtf operation, m to f transgender surgery and more.

The goal is to change sex/gender and in doing so achieve natural looking and functioning female genitals.

At our clinic you can achieve:
* 5-6 inches vaginal depth
* 7-10 day fast recovery
* NO scars (see before and after pictures)
* Female genitals that look natural (see picturs)
* Female genitals that act like "the real thing"

With "colon vaginoplasty" then your vagina will also be self-lubricating like a real vagina ($9.500 USD with all charges included including hospital stay and fees, medicine, doctor fees and all other fees. NO hidden charges whatsoever *unless* you have HIV or unusual medical issues that requires special attention. If you don't require colon vaginoplasty then the fee is $7.500

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Sex reassignment surgery (SRS) also known as genital reconstruction surgery, sex affirmation surgery, or sex-change operation is a term for the surgical operations by which a person's physical manifestation and function of their existing sexual characteristics are altered to look like that of the other sex. It is part of a treatment for sex identity disorder in transsexual and transgender people. It may also be carried out on intersex people, often in childhood. Other terms for it include gender reassignment surgery, sex reconstruction surgery, genital reconstruction surgery, gender confirmation surgery, and more clinical terms, such as penectomy, orcidectomy and vaginoplasty are used medically for trans women, with masculinizing genitoplasty often likewise used for trans men.

The best known of these surgeries are those that reform the genitals, which are also identified as genital reassignment surgery or genital reconstruction surgery (GRS). On the other hand, the meaning of "sex reassignment surgery" has been illuminated by the medical subspecialty organization to include any of a larger number of surgical operations performed as part of a medical treatment for "gender identity disorder". Necessary sex reassignment surgeries include "complete hysterectomy, bilateral mastectomy, chest reconstruction or augmentation including breast prostheses if necessary, genital reconstruction and certain facial plastic reconstruction. Moreover, other non-surgical procedures are also considered medically necessary treatments including facial electrolysis.

The collection of medically necessary surgeries changes for trans women (male to female) rather than trans men (female to male). For trans women, genital reconstruction typically involves the surgical construction of a vagina, whereas in the case of trans men, genital reconstruction may involve either construction of a penis or metoidioplasty. In both cases, for trans women and trans men, genital surgery may also include other medically necessary ancillary events, such as orchiectomy or vaginectomy. A medically-assisted transition from one sex to another may involve any of a array of non-genital surgical procedures, any of which are considered "sex reassignment surgery" when performed as fraction of treatment for transsexualism. For trans men these may comprise mastectomy (removal of the female breasts) and chest reconstruction (the shaping of a male-contoured chest), or hysterectomy and bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy. For some trans women, facial feminization surgery and breast augmentation are also medically essential components of their surgical treatment.

Benefits covering sex reassignment related procedures, frequently includes genital reconstruction surgery (MTF and FTM), chest reconstruction (FTM), breast augmentation (MTF), and hysterectomy (FTM).Gender Identity Disorder covers benefits represents bias, and that the AMA supports "public and private health insurance coverage for treatment for gender identity disorder as suggested by the patient's physician.

People who follow sex reassignment surgery are typically referred to as transsexual; "trans" - across, through, change; "sexual" - pertaining to the sexual characteristics (not sexual actions) of a person. More freshly, people pursuing SRS often recognize as transgender instead of transsexual.

In short Sex change surgery refers to the administration of surgery to alter the sex appearance according to one’s sex identity. There are two types of surgery.

Genital surgical sex reassignment: surgery of the genitalia and/or breasts performed for the reason of altering the morphology in order to estimate the physical appearance of the genetically other sex.

Non genital surgical sex reassignment: any and all other surgical procedures of non-genitalia or non-breast, conducted for the purpose of effecting a more masculine appearance in a genetic female or for the reason of effecting more feminine appearance in a genetic male.

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