I have been told I need two signatures for my surgery referral letter. What should I do?
For some clinics and certain procedures, you may be required to obtain two separate referrals from different professionals. Always double-check this information with your chosen clinic or surgeon, so you can ask for recommendations during your session if necessary.
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Who will sign my surgery referral letter?
The professional you meet with will be fully responsible for signing your referral letter. This person has been selected according to the high standards of GenderGP and is listed in the Directory. The professional will be properly registered with ...
My Surgery Referral Letter was refused. What should I do?
We understand your frustration and are here to help. It is important to clarify a few aspects of this situation: When choosing a private clinic for your gender-affirming surgery, you are trusting both the clinic and our providers with this ...
What is a surgery referral letter?
A surgery referral letter is required in some countries and clinics as part of the process of accessing surgeries, including gender-affirming surgeries. This is a common requirement in the UK. More Information: Everything You Should Know About the ...
Does my surgery referral letter need to be signed by a UK professional?
No, it doesn't. As long as the professional is properly registered with their relevant professional body and is a WPATH member, their essential credentials are verifiable. If you are seeking gender-affirming surgery at a private clinic, the ...
How do I prepare for a surgery referral session? What happens in a surgery referral session?
During the session, the professional will carefully listen to your life story and your gender transition journey so far, including your medical transition. Remember, this session is not a test! Simply provide your information and use the session to ...