Body Feminization Surgery (BFS), also known as body feminization surgery or MTF body contouring, is a combination of surgical procedures to achieve feminine body shapes. Men often have an apple shape, which means that body fat mainly accumulates in the abdominal area. Women are more pear-shaped: body fat is more concentrated in the buttocks, hips and thighs. There are several operations that can lead to a feminine body: larger breasts, a slimmer waist, wider hips and a fuller backside. During a personal consultation, Dr. Maarten Doornaert will discuss the options with you. At 2pass Clinic this operation can be combined with Facial Feminization Surgery during the same week.
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There are clear differences between a man's body and a woman's. Women have a smaller waist compared to their wider hips, and have larger breasts and fuller buttocks. Body feminization surgery can give you the feminine curves you desire. We can create these feminine curves by removing fat from some parts of the body (through liposuction) and reinjecting it into areas where it is desired, such as the hips or buttocks. If you do not have enough body fat, you can opt for breast or buttock implants.
Feminization of the body can bring you one step closer to the body that matches your identity. The feeling of being a woman is one thing, looking more feminine can make the picture even more complete. Seeing a woman in the mirror and being recognized as a woman by the people around you – that is the goal of many trans women.
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Dr. Maarten Doornaert is one of the specialists in Body Feminization Surgery at the 2pass Clinic. He is a plastic, cosmetic and reconstructive surgeon. Dr. Doornaert obtained his Master of Medicine with great distinction at the University of Ghent. He then continued his training in internal medicine and general surgery at the OLV hospital in Aalst. In 2019 he obtained his doctorate.