Facial feminisation and reduction of Adam’s apple

The process of facial feminisation can be variable in terms of the morphology of each patient. Lessening the masculine features of a face usually requires a rhinoplasty, a lessening of the orbital rim and the reduction of the Adam’s apple or thyroplasty. Other complementary procedures may be the augmentation of cheekbones, profile of the face and lips, reduction of the jawline, frontal lift, facial lift or capillary surgery.