Adam’s apple reduction

How does an Adam’s apple reduction work?

During the first consultation we discuss all topics that are related to the treatment. This is how we enter into a conversation about what bothers you most about your Adam’s apple and what you would like to change about this. We will discuss how the operation will work, what result you can expect, what the possible risks are and how the process will continue after the operation.

The plastic surgeon will then check whether you are a suitable candidate for Adam’s apple reduction. The doctor will ask about your health, medical background and any medication use.

The Adam’s apple reduction can be performed in combination with other Facial Feminization Surgeries. The operation will then take place under general anesthesia. If you only opt for the Adam’s apple reduction, the treatment will be performed under local anesthesia.

During the operation, the doctor will grind the cartilage so that the Adam’s apple no longer protrudes. An incision is made under the chin of about three centimeters wide.

Adam’s apple correction – A swelling may occur during the first 24 to 48 hours after surgery. You don’t have to be shocked by this, this is a common side effect and can last up to six weeks. You may also experience some sore throats. You may have difficulty talking and swallowing. Often the sore throat will disappear after about a week.

It is important that you give your body time to recover. Avoid stress and try not to talk too much during the first few days.

Transgender Care Path

It is important to know what the options are, what preparations should be made and what should be taken into account. A care path has been developed to make it all clearer. This transgender care path clearly explains how the process can run.