#facial surgery

[aahanaaesthetics]

[softservewidow]

it is a little known fact, that Marge Simpson, who played Marge Simpon in “The Simpsons”, used her salary from season 1 to get her face done at the beauty doctor’s.

[girlmech]

Hey everyone, I don’t tend to post much on tumblr anymore but I know I have followers who still care. My partner could really use your help getting the funds together for her facial feminization surgery, we would both really appreciate it if you could donate, any amount helps and even if you can’t donate it would be really great if you could share this post and give it a boost so other people see it.

Thank you so much for reading, love you all <3

[thisismagicallyreal]

49 years of dysphoria 1 failed early attempt at transition and now 7yrs in and post op and all that stuff yet my dysphoria is at an all time high and it's all on my face. Hate living like this. No job and my employment chances are increasingly getting slimmer. I muddle through each day and put that 'hey I'm all positive and pushing forward with my life' face on but the reality is that I'm using more and more energy and will power each day to keep my dysphoria under control. Every morning I cry then pull myself together. I can make my face up in 5-10 mins without having to look in a mirror. It works. I take selfies more to check myself than anything else. But the reality is that testosterone has permanently made my face forever his and only removing those bits that only he could own will I be free. I've raised £1500 over two fundraisers over 5yrs and yet that is a 10th of what's needed.. hate feeling like this hate it.

[seventh-victim]

Rhinoplasty. Loss of nose due to an injury, and replacement by a finger in 1880. Surgery by Dr. E. Hart, photo by OG Mason, both of Bellevue Hospital, NY.

[physiologicdeadspace]

Pencil illustration of an orbital floor reconstruction following ‘blowout’ fracture by @claire_carswell

[physiologicdeadspace]

Pvt. Joseph Harvey, Company C, 149th New York Volunteers, showing facial injury sustained at the battle of Chancellorsville. Surgical photograph, number 79. Prepared under the supervision of surgeon D.L. Huntington, U.S.A. by order of the Surgeon General.

[physiologicdeadspace]

My current work in progress - feel free to follow my Instagram @claire_carswell to keep up to date on all my art.