FTM Top Surgery Gallery

This young patient had only a small amount of breast tissue with no extra skin, so he was able to have a periareolar surgery (“keyhole”) with scars that are almost invisible.

This young patient had small breasts and no extra skin. He had periareolar top surgery (“keyhole”) and almost invisible scars. Note that he had a pre-existing chest wall asymmetry that can’t be corrected with this surgery.

This young transgender man had a double incision technique and is seen pre-op and 7 months post-op.

This young man had double incision top surgery. He is seen pre-op and 7 months post-op (after surgery and some weight gain!) He could have considered the periareolar technique but preferred the nipple position that was possible with the double incision.

This young trans man had a double incision technique and is seen pre-op and 6 months post-op. His scars are still pink and they have widened in places, as is common with this technique.

This patient had very little breast tissue and had peri-areolar (“keyhole”) surgery and has no visible scaring, but note that we were not able to change the position of his nipples with this technique.

The patient received FTM Top Surgery.