Quote from: Dahlia on September 06, 2012, 03:14:03 PM
There's a pricelist at the bottom of the page which includes FFS procedures

Thanks, I though it was only for normal. I'll need another one for hair transplants, though.


BTW, Would you wait one or two years on HRT before FFS? At least I'd like to get the trach shave as soon as possible, it's a gigantic one.

then get the trach shave. I don't get the one year rule. Most people needing FFS has more "bone" related problems.

Well, maybe if my face is filled after HRT I may not need fat grafts for the checks... Also, imagine I say "Crap, I was wrong, I'm not trans. What can I do now with this face?" (I don't think so, even prior to this I wanted to reduce the apple and brow bossing)

Since I don't think I will go full time during the first year, maybe the trach shave could wait  until I get the rest of the FFS. The shave itself won't do a lot, and getting it done in Europe is going to be quite expensive.

Quote from: Apples Mk.II on September 06, 2012, 04:06:25 PM
Well, maybe if my face is filled after HRT I may not need fat grafts for the checks... Also, imagine I say "Crap, I was wrong, I'm not trans. What can I do now with this face?" (I don't think so, even prior to this I wanted to reduce the apple and brow bossing)

Since I don't think I will go full time during the first year, maybe the trach shave could wait  until I get the rest of the FFS. The shave itself won't do a lot, and getting it done in Europe is going to be quite expensive.

Not having a browridge and an adamsapple anymore doesn't make you look strange as a man...
Cheekimplants, a(n obvious) nosejob and augmented lips, yes, they make you look very strange when you decide to go back.

even a nose job won't make you look that strange. You'll just look "perttier" but you can always be male.

That's the point, those two things have been on my list for a long time prior to realizing the GID. There would be no problem on getting only those now, but I don't feel like crossing haf the globe to do that at a reasonable prize, so it would be better to wait. If I can get the shave at a decent price in Europe it would be cool, but... Anybody knows how much does it cost? If I could get it done for 2000-2500€ I wouldn't think it twice.


The nose is going away, that's for sure. Which by the way, today I had it checked, and it is going to need a small fix to improve my breathing.

Quote from: Apples Mk.II on September 06, 2012, 04:45:19 PM
That's the point, those two things have been on my list for a long time prior to realizing the GID. There would be no problem on getting only those now, but I don't feel like crossing haf the globe to do that at a reasonable prize, so it would be better to wait. If I can get the shave at a decent price in Europe it would be cool, but... Anybody knows how much does it cost? If I could get it done for 2000-2500€ I wouldn't think it twice.


The nose is going away, that's for sure. Which by the way, today I had it checked, and it is going to need a small fix to improve my breathing.

yanhee hospital trach shave=approx 860$

yanhee hospital nose job=approx 2000$

Flight from spain? I dunno

Leave the flights to me, xD. One of the good things of working for the EU is that with staff flying constantly, they really know how to get cheap tickets.



Damn, I've been wanting to visit Astoria for years.

Quote from: Apples Mk.II on September 06, 2012, 05:06:54 PM
Leave the flights to me, xD. One of the good things of working for the EU is that with staff flying constantly, they really know how to get cheap tickets.



Damn, I've been wanting to visit Astoria for years.

Astoria, Queens? We have a lot of greeks here, no thai surgeons though .

Not related to FFS . Astoria, Oregon. It's more of a personal pilgrimage, but I HAVE to visit that place.

Quote from: Apples Mk.II on September 06, 2012, 05:11:44 PM
Not related to FFS . Astoria, Oregon. It's more of a personal pilgrimage, but I HAVE to visit that place.

that's...um...random.

Oregon? Really? Really??

Happens from time to time.

Found a few extra ones:

http://www.ivanmanero.com/en

http://www.barnaclinic.com/en_especialidades/44/gender-identity-clinic

I've contacted the first one for an aproximated prize. Still a bit too early, but when it comes to calculating budget, it's better to it as early as possible

Quote from: Apples Mk.II on September 07, 2012, 02:38:40 AM
Happens from time to time.

Found a few extra ones:

http://www.ivanmanero.com/en

http://www.barnaclinic.com/en_especialidades/44/gender-identity-clinic

I've contacted the first one for an aproximated prize. Still a bit too early, but when it comes to calculating budget, it's better to it as early as possible

cute doctors, but barely any results. I wouldn't trust them with FFS for the hobo near the train station.

Quote from: Apples Mk.II on September 06, 2012, 04:06:25 PM
Well, maybe if my face is filled after HRT I may not need fat grafts for the checks... Also, imagine I say "Crap, I was wrong, I'm not trans. What can I do now with this face?" (I don't think so, even prior to this I wanted to reduce the apple and brow bossing)

Since I don't think I will go full time during the first year, maybe the trach shave could wait  until I get the rest of the FFS. The shave itself won't do a lot, and getting it done in Europe is going to be quite expensive.

nah you wont regret ffs even if you realise you're not trans , youll just be able to rock a look like andrej pejic

im more worried about dying from the procedure becuase i dont have a strong belief in a afterlife and i am not ready to go yet :p but i need ffs

Just received a reply with an estimated price for the trach shave...


4100-4900€. (5247-6265 usd)

Quote from: mementomori on September 09, 2012, 02:42:24 AM
im more worried about dying from the procedure becuase i dont have a strong belief in a afterlife and i am not ready to go yet :p but i need ffs

It is highly unlikely you'll die, but that doesn't really matter because if there is no afterlife you will never know you died anyway. While being prepped for all three of my operations I tried to take in as much of the experience as I could. I particularly focused on the sensation of being put under while wondering if it was anything like dying. Having my surgeries were definitely among the coolest experiences I've ever had.

Quote from: Apples Mk.II on September 10, 2012, 11:48:06 AM
Just received a reply with an estimated prize for the trach shave...


4100-4900€. (5247-6265 usd)

That sounds high for a trach shave. Isn't it?

Prize? Is that sarcasm or misspelling? That's a lot for just a tracheal shave.

Quote from: Felicitá on September 10, 2012, 12:00:30 PM
Prize? Is that sarcasm or misspelling? That's a lot for just a tracheal shave.

I might not have problems with loose/lose, but that word is my personal bane.


I had been doing several web searchs and when I found that amount, I could not believe it, so I had to ask. Usually the number is followed by "And they shave next to nothing!"