Pectoral Implants Madrid, Spain

Chest masculinization surgery, also known as subcutaneous mastectomy, is a gender-affirming procedure that removes breast tissue to create a flat, masculine-contoured chest. This surgery is a key step for many transmasculine and non-binary individuals seeking physical alignment with their gender identity. Surgical Techniques:  The approach depends on the patient’s chest size, skin elasticity, and aesthetic goals. Common techniques include: •Double Incision with Free Nipple Grafts: Ideal for larger chests; involves two horizontal incisions and repositioning of the nipples. •Periareolar or Keyhole Technique: Best suited for smaller chests; involves incisions around the areola with minimal scarring. •Buttonhole Technique: A variation of double incision, preserving nipple sensation when possible. Goals of the Procedure:  •Remove breast tissue to create a flat, masculine chest contour •Resize and reposition the nipples for a natural masculine appearance •Minimize visible scarring and maintain chest symmetry Benefits: •Enhances gender congruence and body confidence •May reduce or eliminate the need for chest binding •Offers permanent, physical affirmation of gender identity