The Relationship Between Gender-Affirming Procedures, Body Image Quality of Life, and Gender Affirmation.

This study explored whether self-reported barriers to accessing a health care provider, gender-affirming procedures, and relevant psychosocial measures were related to experienced gender affirmation in a cross-sectional sample of trans individuals (=101). Body image quality of life [=0.181, (4.

Psychosocial Differences Between Transgender Individuals With and Without History of Nonsurgical Facial Injectables.

Background: Considerable research has explored psychosocial characteristics of individuals who seek aesthetic procedures as well as psychological changes experienced after successful treatment. Little research, however, has explored the experiences of transgender individuals who have undergone nonsurgical injectable procedures (NSIPs).

Objectives: This study examined theoretically relevant psychosocial characteristics of transgender individuals who have and have not undergone NSIPs.