Until a few years ago, buccal fat removal (bichectomy) was one of the least-known facial surgeries. However, demand has been steadily increasing—both from women who wish to refine their facial features and from trans women seeking to feminize their faces to achieve an...
Facial laser hair removal is one of the most widely used treatments to reduce or permanently remove unwanted hair. The presence of facial hair can be uncomfortable for women, men, trans, and non-binary people alike. Laser technology can target hair on the beard,...
Many people believe that facial harmony depends only on bone structure or skin quality. However, this is not the case. Facial volumes and proportions play a major role in balance and attractiveness. There is another important aspect: these traits also influence how we...
The nose is not just another facial feature. It plays a central role in the harmony and balance of every face. It also shapes the way we perceive a person’s gender identity. Within the context of facial feminization surgery, feminizing the nose is one of the most...
Genital reassignment surgery, also known as gender affirmation surgery, gender surgery, or even sex change surgery, although the latter is not the most accurate term, is part of the medical process that some transgender people choose as part of their transition...
Feminizing hormone therapy is one of the first steps for many trans women during their gender affirmation journey. Taking estrogen and anti-androgens allows for physical, emotional, and functional changes in the body that help align a person’s gender identity with...
Facial feminization is an important aspect for many trans women in their gender affirmation process. Not all women choose to undergo this type of treatment, but for many others, softening and harmonizing their facial features to reflect their gender identity can have...
The forehead and hairline play a crucial role in associating a face with a typically feminine or masculine identity. Masculine features are often linked to a wider, more angular, and prominent forehead, with an “M”-shaped hairline. In contrast, feminine features tend...
Do you know how lips can contribute to facial feminization? Lips are one of the most defining features of the face. Their shape often differs between men and women. Female lips tend to be fuller, more projected, and have a well-defined contour, often known as the...
A feminine nose is typically smaller, narrower, straighter, and more symmetrical than a masculine one. It usually lacks pronounced bumps and tends to have a slightly upturned tip with a greater nasolabial angle. That’s why feminizing rhinoplasty, or nasal feminization...
Facial feminization with hyaluronic acid is a non-surgical option for transgender women seeking to harmonize and soften their facial features, achieving a look more aligned with their gender identity. Hyaluronic acid is a type of dermal filler that allows for...
There are various procedures for facial feminization, and not all are necessary to soften facial features and achieve a more feminine appearance. In some cases, especially when there has been early intervention with puberty blockers, no facial surgical intervention...
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