The effects of TESTOSTERONE treatments for Female to Male Transition. Whether or not you want to take hormones is your choice. We want to help you figure out for yourself which decision is right for you. Testosterone should not be used to prevent pregnancy. Even if you have stopped having periods you should still use birth control (practice safe sex!) if you are having sex where your partner’s semen could contact your vagina.

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A male chest reconstruction will result with incisions and reconstruction intended to result in a contoured, male looking chest. The operation usually takes 3 to 4 hours and requires a general anaesthetic. Excess skin and mammary glands are removed through incisions in the chest. Fat is also removed, leaving the right amounts in the right places for a male appearing chest.

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Many transmen considering the surgical option do not opt for genital reassignment surgery, though some do undergo a bilateral mastectomy, the removal of breast and shaping of a masculine chest and hysterectomy, the removal of internal female sex organs, along with hormone treatment with testosterone.

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