Tag Archives: Trans Women

Trans Men vs Trans Women

Trans Men vs Trans Women

Trans men and trans women are individuals who identify as a gender that is different from the one they were assigned at birth. For example, a trans man is someone who was assigned female at birth but identifies as male, while a trans woman is someone who was assigned male at birth but identifies as female. Both trans men and …

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Do Trans Women Have an Advantage in Sports?

Do Trans Women Have an Advantage in Sports?

There is no scientific evidence to suggest that trans women have an advantage in sports. In fact, many sports organizations have specific rules in place to ensure fairness and equal opportunities for trans athletes. Trans women, like all other athletes, are subject to the same rules and regulations as other competitors in their sport. This includes rules governing the use …

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Breastfeeding

Can Trans Women Breastfeed?

It is possible for trans women to breastfeed, but it may require hormone therapy and other medical interventions. Some trans women are able to produce enough breast milk to breastfeed after undergoing hormone therapy, while others may need to use induced lactation techniques in order to produce milk. It is important to consult with a healthcare provider who is knowledgeable …

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Gender Reassignment Surgery

Transgender Surgery

Transgender surgery, also known as gender-reassignment Surgery, gender-affirming surgery or gender-confirmation surgery, is a surgical procedure that is used to help transgender individuals align their physical characteristics with their gender identity. Transgender surgery can be an important part of the transition process for many transgender individuals, as it can help them feel more comfortable and confident in their bodies. There …

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Female Hair Thinning and Balding

Female Hair Thinning and Balding

Hair loss (or alopecia) in trans women is normally associated with the normal pattern of balding seen in men–the variety of receding hair line and balding patterns prior to the use of female hormones. Baldness in men is not a disease, but rather the body’s reaction to the male hormones (androgens) in genetically predisposed individuals. However, a smaller but still …

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Cosmetics and Contact Lens Care

Cosmetics and Contact Lens Care

For many individuals, wearing contacting lenses has been a way of life for years. But for those who are unaccustomed to wearing cosmetics, improper application of foundation, particularly eye make-up, can cause health problems ranging from minor irritation to more serious consequences.  Also, the contact lens, itself, can be permanently damaged by the improper use of some types of beauty …

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Electrolysis

Electrolysis Methods

All methods described here are based on techniques using needle type electrolysis.  The three methods used in electrolysis are Galvanic, Thermolysis, and Blend.  All three methods involve inserting a small needle into the hair follicle.  Galvanic Method The galvanic method was the first method developed for removing superfluous hair. This method removes hair through chemical decomposition. Galvanic refers to galvanism or galvanic cells (a …

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Breast Implant Risks

In addition to the risks of anesthesia and surgery in general, there are complications that may result from any surgical procedure that places a foreign object (including a breast implant) in the body. It is not known how frequently the following occur, but the frequency is dependent on both patient and surgical factors. General Surgical Risks Hematoma is a collection of …

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Typical Results of Male to Female Hormonal Therapy

Typical Results of Male to Female Hormonal Therapy

While the individual’s response to feminizing therapy will vary, we have observed several key changes that appear for the majority of transgender women in addition to the general estrogenic effects related. Breasts For the transgender woman, breast development will vary greatly, as it does with the genetic female population. However, breast development will typically be less than what is experienced …

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Chemical Peel

Chemical Peel

Chemical peel is helpful for those individuals with facial blemishes and wrinkles, along with mild scarring and uneven skin pigmentation, which may have resulted from electrolysis. A peel is performed by a dermatologist or plastic surgeon who uses a chemical solution to smooth the texture of the facial skin by removing its damaged outer layers.  Most peels are performed on …

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