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Can You Reverse FFS? Understanding Permanence of Facial Feminization Surgery

10 January 2026 / Editor / Facial Feminization / No Comments

Facial Feminization Surgery (FFS) represents one of the most transformative journeys in gender-affirming care, fundamentally altering facial architecture to align physical appearance with gender identity. However, a critical question often

Glans Augmentation: Can You Enlarge the Head of the Penis?

9 January 2026 / Editor / Penis Enlargement / No Comments

The pursuit of anatomical balance is a fundamental driver in aesthetic medicine. While penile shaft enlargement has garnered significant attention, a distinct and often overlooked aspect of male genital aesthetics

V-Line Surgery vs. Masseter Botox: Permanent vs. Temporary Solutions for Square Faces

8 January 2026 / Editor / Facial Feminization / No Comments

The quest for a slimmer, more feminine facial contour has led many individuals with square faces to explore various aesthetic interventions. Among the most sought-after solutions are V-Line Surgery and

Hairline Lowering vs. Hair Transplants for FFS: Which is Better?

7 January 2026 / Editor / Facial Feminization, Hair Transplantation / No Comments

When considering Facial Feminization Surgery (FFS), the forehead and hairline are often the most critical focal points for achieving a feminine facial profile. The hairline plays a pivotal role in

Canthoplasty Recovery Timeline: From Chemosis to Clear Eyes | Dr. MFO

6 January 2026 / Editor / Facial Feminization, Eye Lift / No Comments

Canthoplasty, a surgical procedure to enhance or reshape the outer corners of the eyes, can be a transformative experience. Understanding the recovery timeline is crucial for managing expectations and ensuring

Type 1, 2, or 3 Forehead Reconstruction: FFS Guide

5 January 2026 / Editor / Facial Feminization / No Comments

The forehead is arguably the most critical anatomical region in Facial Feminization Surgery (FFS), serving as the primary canvas upon which gender perception is painted. When patients search for “Type