I had Facial Feminisation Surgery (with Facialteam)

Plastic Surgery Documentary, Luxeria's Facial Feminisation Surgery. I had facial feminisation surgery with Facialteam in Marbella. This documentary shows the journey I went through for planning and healing from a life changing transgender plastic surgery operation; that was integral to my transition. Thankyou to everyone who helped raise funds, thankyou to my patreon supporters and a huge thankyou to the team at Facialteam!
#Transition #Documentary #PlasticSurgery

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[toomanywindows]

Even while in pain, post surgery, she's still wearing her sun hat like she's going to the races. A true lady.

[SinleyVera]

She's had her browlift and she is now A SWAN GIRLS! She's ready for the pageant!!

In all seriousness though you look absolutely stunning. You're glowing bright and bubbly with happiness and I am so glad for you everything worked out so well!

[alternativelyabled]

"Making my shell harmonious with my soul" - I don't know why this caused me to become so emotional. 😭 That's just such a beautiful way to put it, and I'm so proud of you!

[pintxsized]

It's strange, I've always seen your face as feminine just because I've always seen you as a woman. It's absolutely insane to see you look even MORE feminine. Girl, you look absolutely gorgeous, stunning, breath taking... and I'm so happy that you finally see in the mirror what you have always known to be in your heart and in your soul. Take care of yourself in the continued months of healing. ❤

[bonesandhearts]

As a cis woman with some masculine facial features, i sometimes feel self conscious when trans women get facial feminization surgery to change features that I myself have. I’m kind of like “girl you don’t need that surgery! I have the same thing and I’ve learned to accept it and love it!” But that’s an ignorant response, because I don’t have gender dysphoria. I don’t have people challenging or outright denying my womanhood. It’s not always a walk in the park, but i think it’s much easier to be a cis woman with masculine features than to be a trans woman with the exact same features. So even though I think you were a beautiful woman before surgery, i’m really happy for you, and I feel I can be really happy for you while still accepting my own features ❤

[Sophie-bfzd]

It’s incredible how similar your result is to the way you looked with your makeup in previous videos. It’s a testament to both your skill in makeup and the surgery team to create your vision for yourself. Wonderful!!

[FreeatLast]

Hello Luxeria. I am a Conservative Christian woman. And I have to say that you and Rolly have really opened my eyes to a different world. I've always had friends in the LBGTQ+ community but I haven't really opened myself up to people's stories when it comes to gender transitions. Please forgive me if I'm using the wrong language here. You are a beautiful woman and if you feel that's your place in this world and that's how you want to make your impact then do it gurl! By the way Roly is a doll for going with you!

[davidbaxter]

I am not a trans person but watching this video makes me hope there are people out there with money like social media influencers that donate or make a charity to help people to transition. It makes me want to contribute to help a person get to where they want to be. Good luck for all trans people on their journey.

[leigh]

"Im here to marry the person I have in my mind with reality" THIS IS WHAT PLASTIC SURGERY SHOULD BE.

So happy for you Luxeria!! You deserve to live your most Authentic life!!

[CursedClay]

I’m very new to your Chanel, and have been bingeing all your videos. I am not from your world of fabulousness. Literally just an average cis gender white male. Anyways you come across as someone that has been through some SHIT. I’m just so happy for you finally getting this done. Thank you for sharing your Journey with me. STAY AMAZING LUXERIA!!

[Sky._.broadband]

the woman that took off your nose plaster is so sweet! I got teary eyed just listening to her call you beautiful and she looked genuinely so happy for you!

[lisapeesalemonsqueezah]

The internet is so weird. I've never met those woman, but I'm over here crying across the world. So happy for this person I've never met that I look up to so much.

[hoots]

This video is incredibly important for the trans community. It helps normalize transitional surgeries, and humanize our experiences.

Surgery and medically transitional procedures are so important for those who need them. I'm nonbinary. Never thought I'd ever get top surgery because I'm nonbinary (IE "not trans enough"). After about two years of back and forth and fighting and psychiatric examinations (had to take a friggin government-sanctioned IQ test to show the world I wasn't crazy) I was deemed fit for top surgery. I had 42 DD cups.

I'm 5'2" (about 158.5cm) and 126lbs (around 57kg). Started puberty at 7 years old and was cursed with C cups and an hourglass figure by age 9. Was always mistaken for a 16-18 year old and was flirted on my grown-ass men. I had to learn how to be a woman by 6th grade.

I realized I was different when I was very young, too. By around age 6. I remember crying in my bed every night in elementary school because I was born a girl. I always got on better with the guys at school. I played their sports and competed with them in gym class. I told my dad one night while he was tucking me in that "he was lucky", but didn't elaborate on it despite his confusion. My neurologist I had when I was little said "I walked and talked and had all the mannerisms of a boy".

By the time I was 21 I finally figured out I was nonbinary. And at 24 came out to my mother. I explained to her what nonbinary meant and all this stuff (pretty much wrote and entire essay). She was not even remotely surprised. I toyed the idea of being a trans man at first but I felt like it didn't fit me as well as nonbinary did; though I wanted to present masculine.

Back to my breasts; they were very unwieldy, and were overall two literal hurdles in my gender presentation. They were always the first things people would notice on me. No binders could tame their wrath (they just looked like a single DD mound instead of two breasts).

After surgery, I feel so much closer to who I should be as a person. I love your quote of "having the shell be harmonious with the soul". Having that harmony is extremely important for so many people.

Now that I've had my top surgery, I love being flat-chested.

My very first jog post-surgery; I remember weeping, because I didn't have two bodankles slapping my chin and helicoptering around, and, not feeling that for the very first time, I realized that THAT is what gender euphoria is. My breasts were such a huge source of my depression. Now that they're gone I have so much more self-confidence and esteem. I feel more like myself. Now if only I could grow 6 or so more inches :P

I hope your transition goes well. Love your content and your channel. I hope you reach your transition goal! Never give up! Your surgery looks amazing.

[ms-rachel-anne]

I related so hard to what Lux was saying around 34:00 about how much clean clothes and a full body wash can improve the way you feel when you're injured or trying to heal from something. A few years ago I was in the hospital to treat a serious infection and wasn't allowed to shower for a few days. That first shower once I was allowed was *everything*. Being clean made me feel so, so much better and definitely boosted my mental health for healing.

[sallygardner]

My mom was recently diagnosed with cancer. You saying that you have the feeling of memories being stolen from you with the loss of your mum, absolutely spoke to my soul. I haven’t cried about it in a couple days, but this broke that streak. 😭 I feel so seen.

[ellie-jardine]

Do you mind?! I just had my lashes lifted and here you are threatening their curl by making me cry! So glad you had this opportunity, you look fantastic.

[Facialteam]

Luxeria! It's been nearly half a year since you shared this video and people continue to be amazed by your candor, humour and honesty that help reach the hearts of those who struggle to normalize the trans experience in their minds. We appreciate such a creative and personal account and send you the biggest hugs from the entire team these holidays, a time that is difficult for many who may not be with their loved ones. We send you wishes for a future the fulfills even the dreams that you haven't had yet and would be remiss not to send giant kisses for Roly, who was there for you more than just to hold the camera. 😘😘 2 in Spain style!

[kimberlypollard]

Oh this is going to make me CRY. I’ve followed you for years and years, through so many of your different channel changes and personal changes, and all the while you’ve been here to make me laugh through my own. I have always been so thankful for your content and your channel—always, you’ve had the kindest voice and most comforting eyes—and I’ve always found your content a safe space to land.
I’m so thrilled for you I can’t even put it into words, and Ig it feels silly for me to be so truly overwhelmed with joy for you, but you’ve granted me so much peace over these years I hope you feel it in complete abundance (and I hope you’re getting plenty of

[skiphopkerplunk]

Seriously, when you was describing the first clinic and just how ignorant they were being about what you wanted vs what all they insisted on doing, all I could think was "they wanted her at the pageant!" So glad things are going well. Stunning!

[vlung]

Hi Luxeria. Just wanted to thank you for this video. I'm a cis woman who won't be having facial feminisation surgery, but I will be having a sliding genioplasty (same as your chin surgery) this December. Thank you for putting your honest experience about your lip feeling numb and your speech being affected, as I feel way more prepared for what I will experience after the surgery. I know that this video wasn't necessarily made to help people who don't have gender dysphoria, but you are still helping many more people that you don't even realise you reach. I wish you all the best❤

update: the surgery is done! I am beyond happy with the results and it feels amazing to look in the mirror and have your first instinct to be smiling. I still have a long way to go with healing (hello, bruising!) But so far it has been a 100% worth it. Thank you so much to those who gave me advice in the replies, it made a world of difference in my preparation. Much love from South Africa❤🇿🇦