Sex Reassignment Surgery Stage 1 (Female to Male)

· Those in Bangkok for at least a month.
· Those who experience gender dysphoria.
· Those who identify as the opposite gender on the inside.
· Those who wish to possess genitals of their true sex.
· Those who experience distress and discomfort in regards to their primary sexual characteristics.

Gender dysphoria (formerly known as Gender Identity Disorder) is an intense, persistent feeling in which males wish to be females and in which females wish to be males. Dysphoric males are disgusted with their genitals, body hair, angularity, facial hair, musculature, and any trait that one generally labels as masculine. Dysphoric females can have similar feelings with developing breasts, fuller hips, long hair, menstruation and any trait that is associated with femaleness. If left untreated, individuals with gender dysphoria may develop mental health issues such as mood disorders, anxiety disorders, schizophrenia, depression, substance abuse, eating disorders, and suicide attempts. Fortunately, sex reassignment surgery is able to give you the peace of mind you have been longing for.

<Advantages>
· Constructs the genitals of the your preferred gender
· Reduces mental stress
· Improves well-being
· An effective solution for gender dysphoria
· Enables an enjoyable sex life

<Limitations>
· General surgery risks such as hematoma
· Risk of difficulty in passing urine (for phalloplasty)

Q1: How do I know for sure that I have gender dysphoria?
A1: If you experience the following basic symptoms for at least 6 months, it is safe to say that you have gender dysphoria: 1) The certainty that your true gender is not aligned with your body. 2) Disgust with your genitals. You avoid showering, changing clothes, or having sex in order to avoid seeing or touching your genitals. 3) Strong desire to be rid of their genitals and other sex traits.

Q2: Is there anything I should do before my sex reassignment surgery?
A2: You will need to stop taking hormonal pills, herbal supplements, and medicines 2 weeks before your schedule. Smoking and drinking alcoholic beverages should also be avoided throughout the surgical stages of transformation.

Q3: Is sex reassignment surgery suitable for me if I have high blood pressure?
A3: Those who would like to undergo sex-change surgery should have a BMI of between 20-25 and should not have any type of bleeding disorder, high cholesterol, arthritis, diabetes, coronary and pulmonary diseases. A positive outlook and realistic expectations is also necessary.

Q4: Are there alternatives to sex reassignment surgery?
A4: If you are suffering from gender dysphoria, consulting a psychologist or a psychiatrist is also recommended. In fact, a combination of psychological assistance and sex-change surgery is usually the best solution.

Q5: Must I submit any medical records before booking a surgery/procedure?
A5: Yes. Our affiliated clinic asks for a letter of recommendation from 2 psychiatrists that mention the diagnosis of Gender Identity Disorder and the declaration of a successful real-life experience as a male/female (the gender you identify with) for at least 1 year. You will also need to submit a medical certificate with details on any hormone therapy conducted within the past 1 year.

[Clinic Name] Yanhee Hospital
[Location] Bangkok
[Nearest Station/ Nearest Tourist Destination] Walking distance to shopping places, FamilyMart, Horseriding place, Futsal Court and 1 min walk to bus station (Bang Phlat).
[Clinic Opening Time] Open 24 hours