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how is dr nicola beneduce for FFS? any other good affordable options in europe now that qassemyar is overbooked? particularly for surgeons who do good jaw work (both my jaw angle and chin height are fine but they need to be narrowed a bit) and type 3 frontoplasty
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i dont know what these words mean isnt ffs like 100k usd
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>>44597479
not necessarily, it's possible to get some surgeons in europe in the €10,000-€20,000 range. dr qassemyar is a french surgeon who was one of those but he got really popular and now his waitlist is long as hell. quality of his work is generally acceptable, he has ofc botched a few here and there but so have much more expensive surgeons. his brow and nose results seem particularly good.
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>>44597524
just in europe? what about for like, if we are including medical tourism? turkey south korea etc. im in CA and the fact that ill be midshit at best means ill prolly have to do surgeries (assuming i am trans, i need to get in touch with a specialist asap), but only parents (who are decently well off) will be able to afford it atm unless somehow insurance covers (doubt it) plus if its too expensive they definitely wont cover (assuming i can get them onboard which i think is realistic but still). also thank you for like the serious reply, i wish there was a surgery general or whatever here for resources like this. ill try bumping this thread where i can since surgery info would be amazing
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>>44597603
>i wish there was a surgery general or whatever here for resources like this
there was for a while but sadly this board is extremely unserious about anything to do with transition advice now, sad! i'm asking about european surgeons because i live here, if you can't afford american surgeons then you could look into mexico or other latin american countries, i know there are options there. r/transgender_surgeries is a good place to start, ik it's reddit but it has a wiki and stuff that's good for research, there are some good groups on discord too i believe.
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>>44597673
thank you for the resources, discord i dont like navigating since i dont really have an account i use often and it's just so foreign to me since i rarely use it. reddit i can navigate better since you dont need an account to check its resources (its better without an account maybe since resources are all reddit is really good for), though they are trying really hard to make that not a thing anymore. for now ill have to start slow but yeah, again seriously thank you its nice to have a normal thread here, reminds me of some of the other sites i used to use before they really went to shit



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