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BACKGROUND: Regret after gender-affirming surgery is considered a rare outcome. There is a paucity of literature examining the incidence and/or etiology of surgical deand re-transition. Coupled with the current issues in access and barriers for those seeking gender-affirming surgery, research in this field is extremely controversial. There are currently no professional guidelines or resources for providers who encounter patients who experience regret and/or seek detransition. In this paper the authors try to answer the question of how frequently gender surgeons are confronted with patients seeking the above care and what the current controversies are surrounding this very important topic.

Abstract: Institutional Experience with Ultrasonic Debridement for the Treatment of Complex Wounds