Mondor's disease is a rare but harmless condition that can occur after surgeries like gynecomastia or top surgery. It causes a cord-like vein under the skin, often with mild discomfort. While it may seem concerning, this condition is temporary and naturally resolves over time with simple care like massage and warm compresses. Learn how to identify and manage Mondor's disease for a smoother recovery.
Choosing the right top surgery technique is an important step in gender-affirming care. This guide compares minimal incision and full incision methods, outlining their benefits, recovery timelines, and key considerations. Dr. Francis Jeon, a WPATH member, introduces the Step Operation approach for optimal results. Learn about scarring, nipple sensation, post-surgery care, and how to make the best choice for your body and transition goals.
Anchor resection and Double incision are the two most common techniques in top surgery, each offering unique benefits tailored to individual anatomy and goals. Anchor resection provides a flat, smooth chest contour with better nipple sensation preservation, while Double incision creates a masculine, defined appearance with scars aligned to the pectoral muscles. Understanding the strengths and limitations of each method is crucial for achieving personalized, satisfying results.
Planning for gender-affirming mastectomy? Learn how to manage testosterone therapy before and after surgery to ensure a safe and smooth recovery. At Evita Clinic, we provide personalized care, including hormone level tests and expert guidance on testosterone therapy. Your safety and comfort are our priorities.
