Understanding Gender Surgery

What is the primary goal of gender surgery?

• To increase physical strength

• To improve social status

• To alleviate gender dysphoria

• To enhance physical appearance

Who are the typical patients gender surgeons work with?

• Only intersex individuals

• Only non-binary individuals

• Transgender, non-binary, gender fluid, and intersex individuals

• Only transgender individuals

Which type of surgery is most commonly performed by gender surgeons?

• Limb lengthening

• Top surgery

• Facial reconstruction

• Bottom surgery

Why are bottom surgeries less common among gender surgeons?

• They are more complex and evolving

• They are considered cosmetic

• They are less in demand

• They are not covered by insurance

What is a common misconception about gender surgery?

• It is only for transgender individuals

• It is a quick procedure

• It is life-saving

• It is purely cosmetic

How does gender surgery impact mental health?

• It is only for physical changes

• It has no impact

• It can worsen mental health

• It can significantly improve mental health

What is the most competitive pathway to becoming a gender surgeon?

• ENT residency

• Urology residency

• OB GYN residency

• Plastic surgery residency

What qualities are important for a gender surgeon?

• Financial acumen

• High motivation and open-mindedness

• Physical strength and endurance

• Artistic skills

What is a significant challenge faced by gender surgeons?

• Limited insurance coverage

• High competition in the field

• Lack of patient interest

• Excessive government regulations

What is a rewarding aspect of being a gender surgeon?

• Minimal work hours

• Limited patient interaction

• High financial compensation

• Instant gratification from surgeries