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Frequently Asked

What does it mean to be trans?

A trans person is someone who has a gender identity different from their assigned sex at birth and presents a gender expression that aligns with their identity.

What is hormonal treatment?

It is a medical endocrinological treatment that facilitates transition by blocking birth hormones to continue with hormone replacement therapy for the desired gender.

When do I start my transition?

You can start your transition when you desire to make changes to your body and express your gender identity as much as you need.

What surgical treatments are available?

There are multiple surgical treatments to complement hormonal treatment. There are temporary and permanent treatments that can be tailored to a person's needs and preferences.

At what age can I start hormonal treatment?

In Mexico, you can begin hormonal treatment upon reaching the legal age of majority. In the case of parental consent and patient assent, hormonal treatment can start from the age of 16, requiring prior evaluation and ongoing mental health follow-up.

At what age can I have my surgical treatment?

You can have surgical interventions starting at the age of 18, with prior evaluation and ongoing mental health follow-up required for any surgical procedure.

How long should I use hormonal treatment?

Ideally, for trans women until the age of 55 and for trans men until the age of 65, but each person decides the duration of hormone replacement therapy.

How long do I need to be on hormones before I can have surgery?

It depends on each individual; we provide you with current information to help you make the best decision.

At what age can I complete my legal paperwork?

You can complete your legal paperwork starting at the age of 18.

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