Plastic Surgery Q&A

i was reading this Yes! Many women come to us complaining of being conscious of having male features to their face such as a square jaw, protruding chin and very high and coarse appearing forehead. We offer to them procedures from the armamentary of FFS – to the purpose of increasing the feminine appearance and hence the attractiveness of their face. FFS is not only transgender surgery but it is a whole new philosophy about the perception of the face and how to emphasize the features that make it more attractive.

http://homecologist.com/?p=2105 As every plastic surgery procedure FFS bears some risks such as healing with a wide scar, loss of sensation which is usually temporary, swelling and bruising. In rare cases rthere may be weakness on an area of the face from injury to the facial nerve. Those conditions are usually temporary.

Your face is the primary feature by which people identify your gender. The procedures involved in FFS are many and can be performed separately, in stages or all at the same time. Having several procedures together does not prolong the recovery time excessively. Many patient choose to perform one or two procedures at a time and thus transition slowly; others have transition already and want to have the full spectrum of FFS procedures done. Our advice to the patients is to proceed with the procedure they feel most comfortable with and that will have a positive impact on their facial appearance; and we are here to help make this determination.