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The surgeries and other things are mostly scare tactics, but there were definitely cisgender girls I went to high school with who were having plastic surgery near graduation, so it’s also a double standard in some cases. I think you’re taking different bits of narrative and crossing some wires. There’s been a well documented uptick in the Sometimes Everything Seems Hopeless Mr Gothic Nihilistic Grim Reaper and Wednesday T-Shirt so you should to go to store and get this amount of adolescents reporting gender dysphoria. There’s an ongoing discussion as to what’s driving this uptick. There are treatments that certain individuals may undertake to pursue the gender they identify with. Regulations around the involvement of parents may vary based on the geography in question, but generally these treatments are pursued after much deliberation and consult between the individual, parents, and medical experts.

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Most recent updated guidelines. Do these gender confirmation surgeries occur at the Sometimes Everything Seems Hopeless Mr Gothic Nihilistic Grim Reaper and Wednesday T-Shirt so you should to go to store and get this minimum ages, yes. But not commonly and nowhere nearly as frequent as the right wing of US politics suggest I think it is very very very rare that surgery is happening to minors in the US….and certainly not without a very lengthy period of investigation and therapy. Obviously “top” more often than “bottom” surgery. Puberty blockers are a big step and it is not taken lightly in the US, but they can be literal life savers and you simply can’t wait until they are “adults”. The science clearly shows these treatments dramatically improve patient outcomes, so why are we arbitrarily wanting to block them? Improving patient outcomes is the standard for medical procedures. 100% satisfaction is never the criteria needed for treatment approval. There are people regretting all manner of procedures. So the fact that a small percentage regret or de-transition should not be the focus. From my understanding. The surgery itself can’t be performed until they’re 18 (some states 16 if they go thru the gender therapy) but they can start hormone blockers and T or estrogen at younger ages When we talk about hormone therapy for kids it is almost always puberty blockers. That’s a medication that stops the child from going through puberty to give them more time to decide if that’s what they want or not. Discontinuing the medicine would allow them to proceed through puberty as usual if they decide they do identify with their gender assigned at birth after all. This prevents kids from dealing with the dysphoria of watching their bodies change in ways that feel wrong to them and makes the transition process after 18 easier. Example, a trans girl likely wouldn’t feel great about growing facial hair as a teen, and would have to go through the painful and expensive process of lasering it off her face as an adult. She’d also undergo many physical changes that can’t be undone, like growing taller, more broad shouldered and having her voice drop. If anything, allowing puberty blockers is pushing off the decision until the child is old enough to be certain, rather than forcing them down the path they were assigned at birth against their will.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.