Insurance, eligibility, surgery, and recovery. Short answers, with links when a full page exists.
These are the questions we hear most from people who are not yet in the operating room. They are not a substitute for a plan that fits your anatomy and your insurance product.
For coverage mechanics, use the insurance hub. For out-of-town logistics, use traveling patients. For a definition of a term, try the glossary.
Book a consult and say so. Narrowing the list is part of the work.
Insurance first, then a quote. Financing: /insurance/financing. We do not publish fake starting prices.
Schedule a consultation or call (310) 247-4729.
Medi-Cal, LA Care, IEHP, and many private plans. Benefits are product-specific. Check /insurance/accepted-plans and start pre-authorization at /insurance/pre-authorization.
Many plans and many operations still require mental-health documentation aligned with current standards. Details: /insurance/wpath-letters. You can consult before letters are complete.
Yes. Every surgeon here focuses on gender-affirming care. This is not a general plastic surgery office with a side interest.
It depends on the procedure. Orchiectomy, FFS, top surgery, and vaginoplasty are not interchangeable. You get a written timeline after the plan is chosen. See /patients/what-to-expect.
The consult is the right place. The form on this site reaches the same team.