The Center for Transgender Health is a multidisciplinary center that offers world-class care for all aspects of the gender affirmation process. We work alongside patients to identify the surgical procedures that best meet their gender affirmation goals. Our team of surgeons specializes in transgender and gender-nonconforming surgical services including top and bottom surgeries as well as facial masculinization or feminization.
We are operating at reduced capacity as we recruit and onboard a new medical director for the Center for Transgender Health. During this time, we are working to enhance our current care processes for our patients, and identify the physicians and staff that will take our center to the next level. We appreciate your patience and understanding. Please regularly check our website for monthly updates.
As of Nov. 15, we welcomed Romy Smith, LMSW, as our new social worker. Information for patients.
Patient Resources
- Preparing for Gender Affirmation Surgery: Ask the Experts
- From the first phone call to post-operative care: view a timeline of the patient process.
Surgical Services
Top surgery (mastectomy or augmentation)
Bilateral mastectomy is the removal of the breasts, shaping of a contoured male chest, and refinement of the nipple and areola. Breast augmentation is the enlargement of the breasts using breast implants.
Facial feminization or masculinization
In cases where hormone therapy is not enough to feminize or masculinize the face, surgery can help. Facial feminization surgery includes a variety of procedures, such as reshaping the nose; brow lift (or forehead lift); chin, cheek and jaw reshaping; Adam’s apple reduction; lip augmentation; hairline restoration; and earlobe reduction. Facial masculinization surgery includes a series of procedures, such as forehead lengthening and augmentation; cheek augmentation; reshaping the nose and chin; jaw augmentation; and thyroid cartilage enhancement to construct an Adam’s apple.
Hysterectomy
Hysterectomy includes the removal of the uterus and ovaries (oophorectomy). Options for oocyte storage and fertility preservation are also available if desired.
Eligibility Criteria
At the Center for Transgender Health, we follow the standards of care recommended by the World Professional Association for Transgender Health. Please review the criteria for:
Surgical Services: An Illustrated Look (Slideshow)
Surgical Services: An Illustrated Look (Slideshow)
Hillary Wilson’s illustrations of gender affirming surgery detail facial feminization, three stages of forearm flap phalloplasty and four slides of male to female vaginoplasty.
Hillary Wilson’s illustrations of gender affirming surgery detail facial feminization, three stages of forearm flap phalloplasty and four slides of male to female vaginoplasty.
Hillary Wilson’s illustrations of gender affirming surgery detail facial feminization, three stages of forearm flap phalloplasty and four slides of male to female vaginoplasty.
Hillary Wilson’s illustrations of gender affirming surgery detail facial feminization, three stages of forearm flap phalloplasty and four slides of male to female vaginoplasty.
Hillary Wilson’s illustrations of gender affirming surgery detail facial feminization, three stages of forearm flap phalloplasty and four slides of male to female vaginoplasty.
Hillary Wilson’s illustrations of gender affirming surgery detail facial feminization, three stages of forearm flap phalloplasty and four slides of male to female vaginoplasty.
Hillary Wilson’s illustrations of gender affirming surgery detail facial feminization, three stages of forearm flap phalloplasty and four slides of male to female vaginoplasty.
Hillary Wilson’s illustrations of gender affirming surgery detail facial feminization, three stages of forearm flap phalloplasty and four slides of male to female vaginoplasty.