Body masculinisation surgery involves a series of procedures designed to create a more traditionally masculine body contour. The process starts with a detailed consultation and assessment, where the surgeon develops a personalised surgical plan based on the patient’s goals. Common procedures include chest masculinisation (top surgery), liposuction, and fat grafting to enhance masculine features. Surgery, typically performed under general anaesthesia, lasts between 2 to 6 hours. Post-operative care involves monitoring, detailed recovery instructions, and regular follow-up appointments to ensure proper healing. Patients also receive access to support resources and groups to assist them through their recovery, enhancing self-confidence and aligning their physical appearance with their gender identity.