FFS Introduction
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There's a some Facebook groups
A collection of many photos on imgur: Facial Feminization Surgery: Adibfar to Zukowski
Facial Team (in Spain/Brazil) offer free consultations via Skype, at their offices in Spain/Brazil, or annually in Australia/Sydney/Melbourne, UK/London, Canada/Toronto, and Sweden/Stockholm.
Travel after FFS
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Non-Binary
The PMFA Journal
WPATH and Insurance - there's a number of surgeons working towards getting FFS into the next version of the WPATH Standards of Care (v8)
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This is non-surgical and not what we normally refer to as FFS.
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This is non-surgical and not what we normally refer to as FFS, unless its fat transfer.
The reddit sub r/Botchedsurgeries contains a large number of bad filler results.
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Seems to refer to fillers and botox.
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There's some argument about the height of the female hairline
On Deschamps-Braly's site Debunking Three Common Myths About Female Hairlines by Dr. Sara Wasserbauer we have
There is a wealth of information—and misinformation—on the Internet about the female hairline, including shapes and heights. With this in mind, we want to demystify some common misconceptions and debunk popular myths to ensure that you have all of the information you need when considering any form of hairline surgery.
Myth #1: Female hairlines are naturally high. Really, the opposite is true. Draw an imaginary line between your brows, just above where the nosepiece of your sunglasses would rest. This anatomic landmark is known as the glabella. A male hairline will typically begin 6-8 cm above this, whereas a woman’s hairline will start at about 5.5 cm above the glabella.
On the other hand according to Facial Team Hairline height in facial feminization
Hairline height, meaning the distance from the hairline to the brow, is somewhat controversial among today’s FFS surgeons. It used to be widely accepted that a female forehead is smaller than the male, and so common practice was to do a hairline advance procedure to bring it forward.
However, research by Alexandra Hamer of Virtual FFS shows that female hairlines are actually slightly higher, on average, than male hairlines that haven’t receded due to balding. Now, the top experts in the field of facial feminization surgery agree that most patients will not benefit from bringing the hairline forward. In fact, this procedure results in a scar along the hairline, and if it is made too low, it can actually make the face look even more masculine.
And Alexandra Hamer of Virtual FFS says in Hair and Hairline
Many FFS surgeons and patients believe that on average, women have lower hairlines in the middle than men but this is not actually true. In fact, women have higher hairlines in the middle than men (you can read more about this towards the bottom of the page under "Misconceptions").
Lowering the hairline will use an incision across the hairline potentially leaving a scar in a highly visible location. Hair transplants can be used to hide the scar if it is visible. Facial Team does a coronal incision with the incision across the top of the head where its far less visible (optionally further back if there's not much hair up there).
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Also Chondrolaryngoplasty or called Adams apple.
Not all surgeons do CT scans before (or after) surgery.
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Colorado Transgender Information Blog
Virtual FFS is a paid service editing your photos to show what you might look like after FFS. There's a lot of good information on the site. Also see her facebook.
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See https://www.reddit.com/r/TransSurgeriesWiki/wiki/index#wiki_hair_loss
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Some cis women have FFS.
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