Dr. Scott Mosser's Gender Confirmation Center

Dr. Mosser & The Gender Confirmation Center serve trangender & non-binary community members. Please check out our website to become more familiar with our team. If you think that you may be non-binary it is completely valid to explore transgender & nonbinary top-surgery resources and perhaps find yourself as an eligible candidate for gender affirming surgery during your discovery of services available. The Gender Confirmation Center performs medically necessary and essential gender affirming top-surgery and can be more directly contacted by sending a message through our Contact Us Webpage" https://www.genderconfirmation.com/contact-us/

Hi there! We do, please check out our list of insurance companies we currently work with here: https://www.genderconfirmation.com/about-us/insurances-accepted/

This is a great question, and the answer is that it is a combination of both. A skilled surgeon will be able to communicate with you what you can expect about the final appearances of a scar. The customization and specifics of how you would like your chest to appear must be discussed between you and your surgeon. This will prepare you for the most realistic understanding of what to expect after a top-surgery procedure.

Phone consultations are free.

Hi There! This link is an accurate list of insurance companies that Dr. Mosser has been successful with in achieving procedure coverage. I hope this is helpful. Dr. Mosser & The Gender Confirmation Center does not provide bottom surgery at this time but can share our internal referral list with you via e-mail: https://www.genderconfirmation.com/about-us/insurances-accepted/

Thanks for inquiring! Yes, we have many patients that visit us from out of state. We typically ask patient to plan to stay in the San Francisco Bay Area for about 10 days around the time of surgery to account for the in-office pre-op and the first post-op visit. If you’d like to begin the process of requesting a consultation, feel free to visit us at https://www.genderconfirmation.com/contact-us/ Hope you have a great day!

That's a great question and thank you for asking! Actually things have changed a bit and I probably do drains more than 50% of the time these days. In the past, there was more of a negative mythology around drains and patients with considerable chest dysphoria really dreaded them. For that reason I gave patients an option to avoid drains altogether if they so choose. However, it is probably medical best practices to use drains because it makes for a more reliable postoperative course with regards to swelling. Once patients understand this, I find that the majority actually prefer to have drains because a reliable recovery is most important to them. Ultimately it's a conversation between doctor and patient where the patient is empowered with the option to choose one where the other.

Hi, I apologize for the delayed response. The Gender Confirmation Center is located in San Francisco, California and Dr. Mosser does not travel at this time.