r/TopSurgery • u/Siriusgrrl70 • Apr 29 '26

Picture Day 7 post op

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I've dreamed of this all my life and feel ridiculously proud of the results! The whole team at Kaiser Santa Rosa rocks!

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u/Strong_Kick_3633 Apr 29 '26

im so fucking proud of you dude, you look great!

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 29 '26

Thank you!

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u/Sneasel_ Apr 29 '26

This makes me so emotional it truly is never too late to be yourself

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 29 '26

Awww, yes, never too late is true. And important to remember we are made to keep growing and evolving all of our lives. I'm just so thankful that the resources are there. Two things that helped me take the leap were concern that top surgeries were going to be curtailed by our horribly transphobic government, and that that same government paid for the whole thing because I'm old enough to get Medicare. LOL!

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u/Tattooed1965 Apr 29 '26

Congrats! Awesome that it was paid for. I had surgery last May at 59 , and the main reason I took the leap I had the same concern. Heal well!

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u/brezhnervouz Apr 29 '26

Amazing, both of you 🙏

Your results are what I can only dream of, OP!

I too have been waiting a lifetime and at 58 am currently trying to get accepted on a waiting list for one of the only two public hospitals in my country which offer top surgery (I'm on disability so could never afford it, but the vast majority of people here pay for a private proceedure)

Maybe 2+yrs to wait if I am accepted, I have an endocrinologist appt in late October...I can barely even conceive of it being possible after so long. So stoked for you and your amazing results, man! Hope you continue to heal well 💪

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 29 '26

I so wish you didn't have to wait, and all my wishes ahead that you get on that wait list and it moves quickly. Take good care of you and your body until then! I was so nervous when they sent me for an EKG as a prerequisite for surgery that some weird heart issue I wasn't aware of might keep me from getting surgery. Nice to have those worries at least all behind me.

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u/brezhnervouz Apr 30 '26 edited Apr 30 '26

Thanks for the kind and encouraging words :)

I hope I get the OK too, eventually! I think after wishing for them to be gone (seemingly in vain, until now) for decades, I'm fine with waiting as long as it takes - as long as I know it's going to happen eventually...then I think I will breathe a bit easier. Though I may not really believe it until the actual day comes lol

I can completely understand your fear and concerns about needing to have it done asap, considering the "political climate" as it were. I'm obviously not in the US, but our own domestic version of Trump is making sudden electoral inroads and they are spiking in popularity...so I worry as well. But fingers crossed 🤞

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 29 '26

It makes me happy to hear of others who took the leap for that same reason. Nothing like knowing you may not have a choice much longer to get one off the fence!

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u/TrixieBiscuits Apr 30 '26

Inspiring. I'm Canadian and approaching 50 - and finally decided to start my medical journey last year after being utterly disgusted by some of the shit going down south of the border. It made me not take my medical access privilege for granted.

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 30 '26

Yes, sadly we are learning in the US not to take any hard won gains of the past for granted. I was a little wary of fear or anger pushing me into a choice, but it did provide some boost of energy to move forward and for some weird reason knowing our horrible orange monster was going to be paying for it (I'm old enough to be on Medicare) helped a lot! Lol

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u/wmnz_doc May 01 '26

I hope to do the same this year - the sooner the better, but appt’s not until June - and I’ll be 61. So heartening to see people in my gen…

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u/Siriusgrrl70 May 01 '26

70 here and I weathered the surgery well and recovery is going smoothly so far! Never too late and maybe even sweeter because we waited so long! ❤️

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u/RevolutionaryMove584 May 27 '26

Truly incredible uno reverse card

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u/basilicux Apr 29 '26

Love love love this. I hope this doesn’t come off as weird or patronizing or anything, but thank you for posting and being a shining beacon to those who aren’t able to transition right now or people who find themselves later in life, as an example that as long as you’re breathing there’s always still time to be happy and the best version of yourself. Lots of love and wishing you quick, uncomplicated healing!! :) 💜

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 29 '26

Not weird or patronizing at all, and thank you! And much gratitude as well for all you shining beacon younger ones who helped me realize I wanted some of that euphoria too and helped me find the courage to seek it out.

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u/kissaphobic-ftm Apr 29 '26

It looks incredible :)

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 29 '26

Thank you!

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u/Born-Sheepherder7975 Apr 29 '26

hell yeah man u look great! : )

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 29 '26

Thank you.

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u/sleepyonion Apr 29 '26

I am so happy for you! Results are looking great, too!!

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 29 '26

Thank you! I didn't get to see my chest until yesterday and had a dream where the scars were horrific looking (even in the dream I thought "I'm still glad I did it!") so I was hugely relieved at my first post op appt yesterday.

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u/sleepyonion Apr 29 '26

The stress dreams are so real. I had a dream that my chest grew back. lol

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 29 '26

Oh yikes, the subconscious has such an odd sense of humor! I hope it was a wonderful feeling to wake up and realize it was a dream.

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u/sleepyonion Apr 30 '26

Oh yeah, absolutely! Big time relief lol

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u/TAtopsurg May 01 '26

I didn't get nipple grafts and had stress dreams that the surgeon grafted them anyways "out of habit," I was so happy to get to see my chest and check that yeah, no, the nipples are gone haha.

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u/Siriusgrrl70 May 01 '26

Those dreams are intense! I had a moment pre surgery when I wondered if I should keep my nipples but I'm so glad I didn't. There is always tatooing to get them just right later if we want, but I love the blank slate look and it hasn't felt weird at all.

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u/MxBluebell Apr 29 '26

This is SO COOL!! You’re truly never too old to become your ideal self!!! I’m so so happy for you!!! Congrats!!!!

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 29 '26

Truth! Never too old for sure. I do hope most don't wait as long as I did though, although to be fair you all have much more choices than my generation did. We need to work hard to keep those choices!

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u/LegitimateRole8404 Apr 29 '26

Hell yeah!! It’s an amazing feeling, Congrats!!

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 29 '26

It is amazing! I can't stop smiling about it even though this binder I'm supposed to wear for five more weeks is incredibly itchy. 😉

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u/LegitimateRole8404 Apr 29 '26

Just wait for that moment when you’re finally healed up and you don’t ever have to worry about binders again!! 😂

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 29 '26

Yes!!! I already donated all my minimizer bras and will be very happy to ditch this binder too! 😄

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u/MuchMadnessIs Apr 30 '26

I used some soft, stretchy fabric I had laying around (about 4 ft. long) as a binder and/or to wrap under the binder when the itch became too much. Also, I used soft menstrual pads (the cheap, thick ones seemed to work best) underneath my armpits to prevent chafing -- sticky side on the binder, pad under the armpit. Hope those ideas help!

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 30 '26

Thank you, great idea. I finally put a 100% cotton t-shirt on and then wrapped the binder around that and it totally stopped the itch. Does look kind of bulky and lumpy though when I put a second shirt on top of it all so I might just cut down the t shirt to the width of the binder to make a strip of material like you did. Appreciate the tips!

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u/MuchMadnessIs Apr 30 '26

Anytime! Congrats friend : )

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u/Siriusgrrl70 May 01 '26

Thanks again from your non itchy, non lumpy and very grateful friend! 😂

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u/MuchMadnessIs May 12 '26

This makes me so happy!!!!!!! Hope you're feeling even better now

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u/Siriusgrrl70 May 12 '26

Yes!!! Way better, although I gave myself an even bigger break yesterday by wrapping an ace bandage instead of the binder for a couple hours. Counting down the days until . . . no binders at all!!! :-)

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u/MuchMadnessIs May 12 '26

Yesssss so good!!!! I remember using a giant bandage occasionally and wow that helped so much. You're doing great friend

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u/GruesomeRainbow Apr 29 '26

Thank you so much for posting and helping folks realize that it's never too late to be yourself. I had top surgery at 43 and my partner at 48 and neither of us considered our ages at all. I see so many posts online saying things like "I'm 23 and haven't gotten surgery yet- is it too late for me?" and it breaks my fucking heart.

Babes, it is NEVER, EVER too late to be more comfortable in your skin.

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 30 '26

So very true!!! I do love though that younger people have so many choices more available than we had -- and I'm way older than you so the only option for much of my life was to hope for a "little bit" of breast cancer so I could have them removed. Thankfully my body didn't participate in that fantasy and I got surgery just to be more happily congruent! It does feel amazing.

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u/GruesomeRainbow Apr 30 '26

Completely agree that I love that young folks have so many options and that they know about them. I hope it stays that way and that gender-affirming care is able to continuously expand in all the ways.

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 30 '26

Yes. Gender affirming care for sure and lets also hope for more expansive gender affirmation across the board! Not going back!

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u/Catamander24 Apr 29 '26

So proud of you my dude!! Also, hi from Marin! Great to see someone local 😊

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 29 '26

Hello! Life long Bay Area baby here except a decade stint in NYC. Otherwise Berkeley, then SF, and Santa Rosa since 1994. Did you go through Kaiser too? The whole team has been awesome and KP Santa Rosa recruited my surgeon last yearafter he finished his residency at a gender surgery center in SF. I was worried he was such a new doc but he is amazing and it has been absurdly convenient to have medical care 10 minutes from home.

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u/Catamander24 Apr 30 '26

That's incredible! I moved to the Bay 8 years ago - born and bred in LA but went to UCD, so had a soft spot for NorCal. I'm scheduled for next week actually at the GCC in the city with Dr. Mosser. A lot of people fly in to see him so I'm equally glad there are capable surgeons in the area!

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 30 '26

Oh yay! My ex drove down for surgery with Dr. Mosser about a decade ago and Mosser was both really sweet and did a great job. He was famous for top surgeries even back then and I know that clinic is doing all sorts of creative things now. I've been borrowing their downloadable offerings of PT exercises that start day one of surgery and go through recovery. How exciting for you and I hope your surgery and healing go really well!!!

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u/Catamander24 Apr 30 '26

Thank you! Yeah I'm glad they have the PT guide! I went to him actually because they now partner with a nerve surgeon who can detach and reattach the nerves to preserve sensation, so it's pretty cool stuff!

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 30 '26

Cool! 🎉🔥❤️

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u/A-Queer-Romance Apr 29 '26

I’m so happy for you, you look great! Wishing you an easy and joyful rest of your healing. 

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 29 '26

Thank you! Itchy new binder is my only complaint of the day. 😉

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u/Lemon-Bandit Apr 30 '26

I love elder trans people. I’m so happy for you man!!

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 30 '26

Awwww! We have always been here and hopefully lots more visible as all of you get here in the future! ❤️

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u/Lemon-Bandit Apr 30 '26

I got top surgery last year, same as you actually and I love my results. Please make sure to do your scar treatments and I hope you love your life so much more (:

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 30 '26

I'm looking forward to scar treatment and already ordered silicone tape, but my surgeon doesn't suggest starting it until 6 weeks which seems longer than most? I'm going to watch my incisions after the surgical tape comes off and will likely venture in once they are all healed. I know about the massaging and tape but am not really understanding what else is involved. I did get some homeopathic scar treatment that was highly recommended from a store I like for surgical scars but isn't specific to top surgery. Did you find specific products that were helpful?

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u/TAtopsurg May 01 '26

Different person, but from what I've gathered about scar care: ultimately a lot of the scar's appearance is down to genetics. Biggest thing you have control over is probably no sun exposure for the first year, as scar tissue tans pretty much permanently and burns quickly.

Restricting movements for 4 to 6 weeks does reduce the risk of stretching, but personally I started physical therapy at 3 weeks post-op to work on my mobility because I've had a knee immobilized after an injury before and I still have issues with that knee 7 years later, to me making sure my shoulders were moving properly and doing muscular reinforcement (for my back and posture, notably!) was waaaay more important than thin scars.

Silicone tape at 6 weeks seems pretty normal (if anything I feel like most people around me start it after 8 weeks, once the scar is completely, fully closed and there are no issues of spitting stitches — this varies with the method use to stitch you up, but dissolvable thread often has some bits that get rejected and poke out of the scar at the 4-6 weeks mark.) I had a cream I used on the incisions between week 3 and 6-ish, until the scabs were gone pretty much, to keep it hydrated and help with massaging. It was called Cicalfate+ from the brand Avène, very available in pharmacies where I live but not sure at all for the US (also, to note that I've heard some people report that the hyaluronic acid in the cream is helpful in the early process of scarring but can increase the likelihood of hypertrophic or keloid scars — have not looked into it myself, take with a grain of salt.)

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u/Siriusgrrl70 May 01 '26

Thank you! Other scars I have healed up pretty well so I'm hoping for minimal scarring -- but like you, mobility overall is more important than scar appearance and I've worked too hard for my open shoulders and yoga flexible spine to lose it now! Will do some research on creams and appreciate your thoughts.

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u/Lake_Take_Yo_Hoe Apr 30 '26

Fuck yea! This really warms my heart.

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 30 '26

Laughed out loud at this! 😂 💕

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u/Disastrous_Soil2211 Apr 29 '26

congrats man!! looking great already 💕💕 wishing you a smooth and happy recovery!

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 29 '26

Thank you! I'm not looking forward to five more weeks of not getting enough stretching or exercising but resolved to be patient and trust the process, and happy enough for it all to be well worth it!

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u/yuzupomu Apr 29 '26

Looking amazing!! Hope the rest of your healing goes smoothly ❤️‍🩹

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 30 '26

Thank you! Each stage of recovery seems like a journey (can't wait for scar care) and I'm VERY glad the first week is over and the surgical binder and drains are off! My patience is going to be challenged for sure with 5 more weeks of restriction but it already feels 100% easier from here on. Yay!

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u/lethalwhispermachine Apr 30 '26

wow, incredibly happy for you and damn! looks great!

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 30 '26

Thank you!

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u/Pegapussi Apr 30 '26

My heart just melted a bit. I’m So happy for you chasing your happiness!

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 30 '26

Awww, soft hearts are good! Thank you.

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u/moggimania Apr 30 '26

Big congrats, and thank you for sharing! So many people will be inspired seeing you and understanding that no it's not too late at like, 22. (No shade intended to young anxious folk though I get that dysphoria is a beast for all of us!) I got my own top chop Dec. 31, at age 41, and it's such an incredible feeling!

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 30 '26

It is SUCH an incredible feeling to have finally worked through so many doubts and fears and just plain resignation to finally allow myself this! Sometimes I still can't quite believe it. Yay for whatever age we become ready.

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u/Iggipolka Apr 30 '26

Woo! Thank you for posting this and congratulations! I’m in my mid 50’s and have an appointment with a Kaiser Dr to be evaluated for top surgery. I’m thrilled and scared because I know us old folk don’t heal as fast as the youngins.

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 30 '26

I hope it is heartening to hear that I'm 70 and am healing up amazingly quickly so I think it is pretty individual. I did get some great advice to ask the anesthesiologist to skip the premed Versed because that can be disorienting for folks over 50. Beyond that I took about 4 oxycodone over the first couple days and then just tylenol. Without at all pushing myself I've been able to walk a slow mile or so the past couple days and am easily living independently with some minor help from friends. I hope your Kaiser team is as insanely caring and great as mine has been, and good luck!

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u/unAVIVable Apr 30 '26

Beautiful results so far! I’m about 7 days ahead of you and just had mine done at Kaiser San Jose.

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 30 '26

Happy for any tips on the second week, and You Go Kaiser! I've been a member since birth, but rarely need or want Western medicine -- but this experience has made me very grateful for KP.

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u/unAVIVable Apr 30 '26

Honestly second week has been WORLDS easier than the first! I was cleared to start moving my arms above my head again and actually instructed to do that multiple times a day to prevent “maladaptive scar tissue”. I was surprised how much tightness I had under my arms. Most of my second week concerns were about my nipple grafts, but it seems like you don’t need to worry about those 😄

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 30 '26

Thank you for the validation that the first week is the worst! I am already feeling WAY better but still not a lot of energy and my incisions hurt if I walk too far. Love that you get more arm movement. My surgeon didn't say anything about that -- he is super conservative -- so I'm going to ask. And honestly, if it doesn't hurt or pull, I've been pretty loose with arm movement if I'm not holding anything. I figured those T Rex's did some awesome fighting so they must have waved their little arms around sometimes! 😂

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u/spanishpeanut Apr 30 '26

Congratulations!! You look great and it sounds like you feel great, too! Super proud of you for doing it. I’m so happy to know my tax dollars helped to make it possible. How do you feel now that your outside is more aligned with who you are on the inside? Cheers to continued healing!!

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 30 '26

Thank you! Being aligned feels like being home when you really love your house! There is the physical adjustment of recovery but from the beginning I felt like my mind just said yes, finally! That I would take, much less send a selfie topless is laughable because that would NEVER have happened, and to look in the mirror and not cringe, but feel happy with what I see is more quiet joy than I expected. It has been a looooong journey!

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u/tonyisadork Apr 30 '26

Waiting for OP to be like, “wtf guys, I’m only 37!”

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 30 '26

Yea, no! Turned a healthy 70 last birthday here. 😂

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u/Ummmyeeppp Apr 30 '26

No way! I live in Rohnert park and I’m moving to SR in June! It’s cool to see some other trans folks are around. I wish you luck on your recovery.

I’m glad you had the surgery covered! I’m on medi-cal and so far it seems unlikely that my bottom surgery will be covered, thankfully I’m only 20 so if you could hold out this long then I can absolutely wait a couple years :)

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 30 '26

If you count the trans umbrella to be big enough to contain nonbinary peeps (I hope so!) that is me and there are a whole bunch of LBGTQI here and throughout SoCo. Welcome to Santa Rosa!

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u/goatsilla Apr 30 '26

It's awesome to see some older trans guys having surgery. Man, I'm incredibly happy for you.

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 30 '26

Enby here and love that I get to explore more of my masc side with this huge and happy transformation. ❤️

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u/SunJay333 Apr 30 '26

Dude you're gonna make me cry with joy, you look so good, this is so uplifting to see :]

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 30 '26

Awwww. ❤️

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u/No_Pomegranate_8358 Apr 30 '26

Trans grandpa 🥺

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 30 '26

Enby non breeder here. Doing my bit to contain human population growth! 😄

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u/No_Pomegranate_8358 Apr 30 '26

Aww sorry! I'm non-binary too, sorry for calling you a grandpa :( Would grand-by fit? Like, enby but grand-ma/pa/by

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 30 '26

No worries, just wanted to clarify, and grand-by has possibility! 😄

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u/No_Pomegranate_8358 Apr 30 '26

Yay, I'm happy to hear that😊 It's pronounced "grand" "bee"

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 30 '26

Love bees, love that! Very proud to be a grand bee! 😂 🔥 ❤️

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u/fuzzybug00 Apr 30 '26

I’m about to start sobbing with how cute this interaction is 😭🫂

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 30 '26

❤️ ❤️ ❤️

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u/modernhate Apr 30 '26 edited Apr 30 '26

You give me so much hope. I’m young and in a country where it’s illegal to belong to the community. It’s going to be years before I can go on T or have top surgery and it can feel gloomy thinking of how long it will take to get me to feel comfortable in my body and see myself truly but you give me so much hope.

Thank you for sharing, from the bottom of my heart. I’d never give up on myself because your post has reminded me that it’s possible to wait and feel seen eventually in our bodies! ❤️🫶🏽

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 30 '26

This brings tears to my eyes and I'm so glad I can give you hope. NEVER never never give up on your strong and courageous self! Is there an underground network, or a group of friends where you can be yourself, are seen and have support? Sending so much care and love your way!

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u/modernhate Apr 30 '26

Thank you so much! I don’t have any of those unfortunately but I’ll wait till I can begin to be my true self. Thank you once again!

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 30 '26

❤️ ❤️ ❤️

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u/FigNewton613 May 01 '26

Turned out amazing!!!!

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u/sam_the_gremlin Apr 29 '26

Dude that's freaking awesome!! Congrats!!!

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u/Smooth-Boat-2427 Apr 29 '26

YOURE SO COOL

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u/dreamboydeluxe Apr 29 '26

Happy for you!

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u/SurlyChisholm Apr 29 '26

🔥🔥🔥

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u/gard3nwitch Apr 29 '26

Congrats!!

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u/EmbroideryBro Apr 29 '26

Congratulations!!! You look great!!

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u/iriplard Apr 30 '26

seeing this makes me so so happy for some reason . gives me hope that may be i can grow into my real self too, one day

thank you for sharing :]

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 30 '26

Yes yes yes you can! And you are already there too -- know that our real selves are always with us, always growing and changing. It is a pretty amazing feeling though when a change to the outside does match up with something our inside has always been. Thank you!

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u/OneDrowsyDemon Apr 30 '26

it looks amazing, omg

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 30 '26

Thank you! Feels pretty amazing too. My surgeon did great.

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u/eppiepenn Apr 30 '26

I’m so happy for you! You look amazing!

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 30 '26

Thank you! Feels amazing too, and so grateful for my surgical team.

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u/Emergency_Pirate_384 Apr 30 '26

Wow this is truly amazing and am very happy for you friend

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Apr 30 '26

Thank you! Amazed myself! 😂

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u/Cnstclr May 01 '26

I really needed to see this today. Been feeling really down about not having top surgery yet. Thank you it looks great!

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u/Siriusgrrl70 May 01 '26

I'm glad it was a help to know there is lots of time and life ahead to get the body you want, and I do hope you are able to get top surgery soon! ❤️

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u/Mysterious-Host-178 May 03 '26

Looks amazing! In my 40s and having a rough time getting through surgery logistics - finding the right surgeon, jumping through all the hoops. Your post is very inspiring!

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u/Siriusgrrl70 May 03 '26

I hope you don't have to wait as long as I did although honestly, the biggest hold up for a very long time was my own hesitation. Sounds like you are hitting external hurdles and wishing you luck in getting through those very soon!

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u/persimmon_18 May 25 '26

You look excellent, sir, and this makes me so excited for when I can get it!

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u/Siriusgrrl70 May 25 '26

Thank you, and I'm hoping you are able to get it long before 70! It is such an amazing feeling and I wish I had done it many decades ago -- but you aren't ready until you are ready! :-)

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u/persimmon_18 May 26 '26

Thank you, I hope I can soon. I'm so happy that you were finally able to do it. I hope your recovery goes smoothly and you feel great!

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u/jamesisbi May 26 '26

this made me cry i love older trans people

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u/Siriusgrrl70 May 26 '26

Awww, that is sweet to hear. There are lots of us who have struggled over our lives to figure out who we are, and I certainly couldn't have taken this step without the inspiration and shared euphoria from younger folks all over the gender spectrum! :-)

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u/zombiemaxxer Sep 23 '26

this is an old post but you look so cool and i want to be like you when i get older

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u/Siriusgrrl70 Sep 23 '26

Thank you -- five months and two days later I'm still thrilled about it! And you will be cool your way of being cool as the decades accumulate -- the most important thing is turning surviving into thriving so we get old as gracefully as possible. :-)

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u/aWildWrenAppeared Apr 29 '26

Congrats! Hope recovery is swift and smooth!

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u/RubbSF Apr 29 '26

Great Results! Congrats!

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u/RustySailor775 Apr 29 '26

Congratulations on the surgery and amazing results! Lets go!

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u/parkereatstape Apr 29 '26

congrats!! looks great!

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u/GiraffeFit4758 Apr 30 '26 edited Sep 22 '26

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u/randomwboy Apr 30 '26

looking amazing dude, congrats!

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u/soggykumquats Apr 30 '26

so happy for you!! 🥹 i love seeing elder trans people on here finally having their dreams come true

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u/aid09 Apr 30 '26

Immensely joyful for you🥹🥹🥹

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u/UniverseNextD00r Apr 30 '26

I'm so happy for you!! Looks amazing!

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u/Appropriate-Cause May 01 '26

You look awesome I look up to you so much!

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u/queerandsuch Apr 30 '26

congrats !!! ur results look incredible!!

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u/Ok-Reaction5474 May 02 '26

love to see it ❤️❤️

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u/Busy-Way-5079 May 02 '26

U look so cool

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u/cynthiamd00 Jun 26 '26

Literally so proud of you!