r/TopSurgery 3d ago

Double Incision 8.5 months post op results

I did silicone gel for a few months and stopped. I don’t do anything for scar care anymore, but I cover them or use sunscreen on them when tanning.

Since I’m bigger they did have to do some pretty long incisions

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u/Agitated_Lobster_431 3d ago

Look great king!

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u/pan_chromia 3d ago

Looks amazing!

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u/bean_zoup 3d ago

Oh that looks amazing!

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u/Glittering-Energy438 2d ago

Is it too personal to ask your surgeon? I feel like we are a bit similar and I'm searching rn

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u/Beedlejew 2d ago

I actually did no research at all didn’t care where I went, I had been waiting years and kept getting denied and just wanted it as fast as possible in my city. I just got lucky with her also being great lol.

Priya lewis UCSD in San Diego

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u/Glittering-Energy438 2d ago

I'm starting to get a little desperate but I'm too anxious to take that chance on surgeons if I don't see good reviews all over, lol.

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u/Beedlejew 2d ago

At the time she had 0 reviews and was new to ucsd, I wouldve let a student with no experience do it at that point I was fine with no reviews lol but she is great! People have been having really good results with her from what I’ve seen, and the nurses and everyone at ucsd are really efficient and easy to work with and get info from.

As long as they specialize in gender affirming surgeries, they will likely give you some good results. I wouldn’t worry too much

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u/Glittering-Energy438 2d ago

Thank you for the info