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The goal of transmasculine top surgery, or masculinizing chest surgery, is to remove the breast tissue from both breasts and create a masculine or nonbinary appearance to the chest.
Transmasculine top surgery includes the following steps:
Medications are administered for your comfort during the surgical procedure. The choices include intravenous sedation and general anesthesia. Your doctor will recommend the best choice for you.
A mastectomy will remove the breast tissue present on your chest. Sometimes, excess skin will need to be removed as well.
After the breast tissue and any excess skin is removed, the remaining tissues must be repositioned to create a masculine contour to the chest.
Sometimes the nipple and the areola need to be reduced and/or repositioned on the chest after the mastectomy is performed. The nipple and areola tend to be smaller and lie slightly more lateral and inferior on the male chest.