For transgender female patients, a male-to-female transformation often begins with transfeminine breast surgery, also known as MTF top surgery in Connecticut. This safe and effective breast enhancement procedure is specially designed to enhance breast size and shape in order to create a chest with a natural feminine appearance. Compared to hormonal therapy, breast augmentation delivers results that are immediately noticeable with no need for daily medication.
Cosmetic surgery is an excellent way for trans women to assert their gender identity. Many patients identify with the fact that they can lead a more authentic and fulfilling life with secondary sexual features that match how they feel on the inside.
Transgender breast augmentation accomplishes that with a surgery that feminizes the chest, allowing our patients to experience more freedom and a sense of congruency with their gender role. The surgeons at The Aesthetic Center can help you attain your cosmetic goals with Fairfield County MTF breast augmentation.
Our team of dedicated and knowledgeable surgeons has helped many transgender women achieve a more feminine bust with feminine augmentation mammoplasty. This surgical procedure is also known as MTF Top Surgery. Our goal is to enhance the chest so that it takes on a more feminine appearance. Depending on each patient’s unique cosmetic preferences and existing breast shape, the procedure may involve:
Each male-to-female breast augmentation is tailored to the patient’s needs. Typically, trans female patients see the best result by choosing under the muscle implants. Using a modern dual-plane surgical technique, our qualified chest reconstruction surgeons will create a pocket in the chest cavity that will fit implants of the desired size and shape.
Incision placement will be discussed prior to surgery. An inframammary incision that falls in the crease below the breast tends to produce the best cosmetic result since it is easiest to hide.
General anesthesia ensures a safe and comfortable experience. A combination of permanent and dissolvable sutures may be placed in the chest, providing support to the wound for an easy recovery. Compression garments may be used to reduce swelling for the first 1-2 weeks.
It is normal to experience marked swelling for several weeks following the procedure. The worst of the swelling will subside approximately 14-21 days post-op. The breasts may appear high on the chest at first, particularly with under muscle implants. It takes time for the chest muscles to relax. The breasts will settle into their final shape and position 6-12 months after surgery, with remarkable improvement visible at the 2-3 month mark.
The Aesthetic Center offers a comfortable, safe environment that respects our patients’ uncompromising demand for privacy and professionalism. With a compassionate staff that has more than 20 years of experience in cosmetic surgery, we strive to maintain a facility that puts your comfort and safety above all else. The consultation process is entirely personalized to your needs. Upon meeting our board-certified Connecticut surgeons at the initial appointment, you will have the opportunity to discuss your cosmetic concerns without fear of judgment.
All our staff has been carefully vetted to accommodate our patients’ gender-reassignment needs with the utmost respect in regard to gender identity. During the consultation, we will take the time to listen to your preferences and provide surgical treatment options that are customized to you. Patient education is at the heart of what we do. This allows our clients to make an informed decision about female transgender breast surgery in a pressure-free environment.
For transgender MTF top surgery patients that are considering cosmetic surgery, the most important factor is choosing a qualified surgeon that is board-certified and knowledgable about the latest transgender operations. Our professional team has been practicing for more than 20 years after graduating from some of the nation’s most prestigious medical schools, including both Harvard and Yale.
Not all cosmetic surgeons have chosen to obtain board-certification; However, we feel that taking this extra step is essential to provide our patients with unparalleled safety and expertise. Finally, most surgeries take place in our private and luxurious surgical facility in Darien, CT. The facility is both state-licensed and nationally accredited.
At The Aesthetic Center, providing clients with a natural-looking result is vitally important. We have a variety of FDA-approved saline and silicone implants in a wide range of shapes, sizes, and profiles in order to best match your cosmetic goals.
Silicone implants tend to look and feel more natural than saline implants, however, both offer the highest quality and safety. During the consultation process, your surgeon will work with you to determine the size, shape, and style that will deliver the cosmetic results you are hoping to accomplish with MTF Top Surgery.
MTF augmentation mammoplasty is a safe procedure with a low risk of adverse side effects. Most complications that occur tend to be mild and resolve without medical intervention. Hematoma and seroma are the most commonly reported side effects. Serious side effects are possible, but such complications are rare.
Our highly trained, board-certified cosmetic surgeons are committed to using safe, modern techniques that aim to mitigate potential unwanted side effects. We strive to maintain a high standard of cleanliness in our state-of-the-art operating suite, keeping patient safety at the forefront of all surgical services that we offer. With a zero-percent infection rate for breast mammoplasty, we strive to make your experience as safe as possible.
If you are considering plastic surgery in Fairfield County or anywhere in Connecticut, contact us to schedule a one-on-one consultation with one of our expert plastic surgeons.
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*Disclaimer: results are not guaranteed, may not be permanent, and can vary per individual. Some images are of models, not actual patients.
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