FTM Top Surgery Locations: Serving Patients Across the United States

California has one of the largest transgender populations in the US, with an estimated 218,400 transgender adults.

Florida is home to approximately 94,900 transgender adults, with Miami having significant wait times exceeding 18-24 months.

Texas has an estimated 125,350 transgender adults seeking quality, accessible healthcare options.

New York has approximately 78,600 transgender adults, with NYC being a major hub for LGBTQ+ communities.

Pennsylvania is home to around 50,800 transgender adults seeking affirming surgical care.

Illinois has approximately 49,100 transgender adults, with Chicago serving as a major metropolitan center.

Ohio has an estimated 45,300 transgender adults seeking quality surgical options.

Georgia is home to approximately 42,400 transgender adults, with Atlanta being a growing LGBTQ+ hub.

North Carolina has around 38,600 transgender adults seeking accessible healthcare.

Michigan is home to approximately 37,200 transgender adults.

New Jersey has an estimated 35,900 transgender adults seeking quality surgical care.

Virginia is home to approximately 33,100 transgender adults.

Washington has around 32,800 transgender adults, with Seattle being highly LGBTQ+ friendly.

Arizona has an estimated 31,400 transgender adults seeking affirming care.

Massachusetts is home to approximately 25,600 transgender adults.

Tennessee has around 25,200 transgender adults seeking accessible surgical options.

Indiana is home to approximately 24,800 transgender adults.

Maryland has an estimated 23,900 transgender adults seeking quality care.

Colorado is home to approximately 23,400 transgender adults, with Denver being highly progressive.

Minnesota has around 21,700 transgender adults seeking affirming surgical care.

South Carolina patients often face limited local access to experienced gender-affirming surgical teams, especially outside Charleston and Columbia.

Mississippi residents frequently travel for specialized gender-affirming surgery due to fewer high-volume surgical programs in the state.

Washington, DC patients often compare options in DC, Northern Virginia, and Maryland, then broaden their search when surgeon availability is limited.

Oklahoma patients frequently compare options across Oklahoma City and Tulsa before expanding to higher-volume centers for gender-affirming surgery.

Vermont patients often need to travel for gender-affirming surgery due to the state’s smaller population and fewer surgical specialists.