Double incision top surgery (DI) is the most common type of FTM top surgery. It involves making two incisions under the breasts and around the areolas. The breast tissue is then removed, and the nipples are repositioned. DI top surgery typically results in the most natural-looking chest, but it also leaves the most visible scars.
Keyhole top surgery is a type of incisionless top surgery that involves making a small incision around each nipple. The breast tissue is then removed through these incisions. Keyhole top surgery is the least invasive type of FTM top surgery, but it may not be suitable for everyone.
Peri areolar top surgery is a type of incisionless top surgery that involves making an incision around each areola. The breast tissue is then removed through these incisions. Peri areolar top surgery is similar to keyhole top surgery, but it leaves a slightly larger scar.
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The recovery time for FTM top surgery varies depending on the type of surgery performed. In general, it takes 4-6 weeks to recover from DI top surgery and 2-3 weeks to recover from keyhole top surgery.
FTM top surgery is a major surgery, and it is important to carefully consider all of the risks and benefits before making a decision. It is also important to find a qualified surgeon who has experience performing FTM top surgery.
If you are considering FTM top surgery, there are a few things you can do to prepare:
- Talk to your doctor or therapist about your gender identity and your goals for surgery.
- Do your research and find a qualified surgeon who has experience performing FTM top surgery.
- Talk to other people who have had FTM top surgery to get their experiences.
- Be prepared for the recovery process.
- Get a breast screening before the procedure.
FTM top surgery can be a life-changing experience for many people. It can help them feel more comfortable in their bodies and more aligned with their gender identity.
However, it is important to remember that surgery is not the only way to transition. There are many other ways to affirm your gender identity, and the best way for you will depend on your individual needs and goals. The results cannot be reversed, and the breast volume cannot be restored without major surgical interventions.
