Facial feminisation is an umbrella term for a constellation of both surgical and non-surgical treatments aimed at bringing a patient’s facial features into line with their gender identity and ‘undo’ the effects of testosterone.

A large Adam’s apple (due to prominent thyroid cartilage) can be a source of misgendering for some patients.

A gender-affirming vaginoplasty (with a vaginal canal) or vulvoplasty (without a vaginal canal) can be powerful procedures for reducing genital incongruence and dysphoria.

An orchiectomy is the removal of both testes via a small incision made in the midline of the scrotum.

Although hormone therapy significantly helps breast growth, in some cases this growth may either be insufficient, or the shape and size undesirable to the individual.

Although hormone therapy significantly helps breast growth, in some cases this growth may either be insufficient or the shape and size undesirable.

Feminising body contouring aims to create and highlight curves around the body that are associated with the feminine form.