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Ep 27 Facial Feminization with Dr. Sarah Saxon

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Episode #27

Facial Feminization

We talk with Dr. Sarah Saxon about Facial Feminization Surgery, including the range of procedures, patient selection, and technique.

Facial Plastics Articles

Read our exclusive BackTable ENT Articles for quick insights on facial plastics, provided by physicians for physicians.

Facial Feminization Surgery Options

Facial feminization surgery aims to help provide patients with a more youthful and feminine appearance. Learn more about feminizing the forehead with different types of cranioplasty, feminizing the neck with chondrolaryngoplasty, post-op care, and recovery.

Providing Gender-Affirming Care with Facial Feminization Surgery

Facial feminization surgery allows transgender patients to align their gender identities with their physical bodies. Learn more about facial feminization and how to provide inclusive care to the LGBTQ+ community.

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