As members of the World Professional Association for Transgender Health (WPATH), both physicians work closely with therapists and regional centers of excellence in the field to make your experience as comfortable, informative and safe as possible with maximum discretion.
We offer the most advanced, personal care in your transition process. Here are just some procedures we offer for Male to Female transition to help you feel and look your best.
Male to Female Top Surgery
During your consultation, our surgeons have a detailed discussion about your goals and how you want your breasts to look. Our small-incision augmentation with silicone implants gives you the breasts you’ve always wanted. We continually refine our techniques and frequently perform revisions on patients who have had surgery performed elsewhere.
Facial Feminization
Facial feminization consists of several different procedures depending on your needs, including rhinoplasty, chin augmentation, cheek augmentation and forehead reduction. Some patients may only need to address two areas, while others require multiple procedures to achieve their goals. Often we do these procedures in combination with Botox, fillers and J-Plasma to create the look you desire.
Body Contouring
Liposuction, fat grafting and body implants can help you feminize your body and achieve your goals of transitioning by contouring your figure and giving you the feminine curves you want.
Revisional Surgery
The adage “you get what you pay for” often rings true in plastic surgery, and gender-confirming surgery is no exception. Sometimes patients get surgery overseas or at other institutions that don’t have experience in gender affirmation procedures and end up with bad experiences from free or low-cost injections or poorly done surgery. We do our best to get you the result you desire and deserve.
These are only a few ways our surgeons at West End Plastic Surgery can help you achieve your goals with gender affirmation. Call us at 202-785-4187 for a consultation with Dr. Ramineni or Dr. Ruff.
