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Trans influencer, White House guest Dylan Mulvaney gets radical 'feminization surgery'
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Trans influencer, White House guest Dylan Mulvaney gets radical 'feminization surgery'

The operation typically includes bone shaving

"I'm really, I'm doing well," transgender TikTok content creator Dylan Mulvaney told fans from the hospital after getting what is referred to as "feminization surgery," according to the Daily Mail.

The man identifying as a woman, who was invited to the White House to interview President Joe Biden, underwent surgeries that can typically cost between $20,000 and $50,000, and can include a variety of procedures.

As reported by the Daily Mail, Mulvaney previously said that his online series chronicling his daily life of what it's like to be a woman has garnered enough income to pay for the surgeries.

"For some of these major corporations, I was actually their first trans creator," Mulvaney said.

"It's exciting to make money to support myself since I lost my job and to have my transition surgeries be covered too," he concluded.

Mulvaney eulogized his face in a dark, comedic manner before undergoing surgery, making light of the serious procedures.

"Dear sweet face, you did me good!" Mulvaney said before stating that the previous face was "still a friend."

"If we had stuck it out together forever we would've made it work," the transgender woman continued, adding strange remarks such as "please don't feel like you failed" and "I can assure it's me, it's not you."

The comments, seemingly meant to be self-uplifting and inspirational, also reveal a level of sadness, with comments such as "you sparked a sadness much too often that most will never relate to."

According to John Hopkins Medicine, the procedures can include: forehead and hairline contouring, brow lift, eyelid lift, rhinoplasty, jaw contouring, chin reduction, liposuction, and tracheal shaving (Adam's apple).

In an interview with Joe Biden, the president told Mulvaney that he doesn't think "any state or anybody should have the right to" limit such treatments, stating that "sometimes they try to block you from being able to access certain medicines, being able to access certain procedures, and so on."

"As a moral question and as a legal question, I just think it's wrong," the president added.

Half of U.S. states have attempted to pass bills restricting gender surgeries for minors, while Sweden has recently abandoned affirmation of gender identity for children, according to the Daily Wire.


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Andrew Chapados

Andrew Chapados

Andrew Chapados is a writer focusing on sports, culture, entertainment, gaming, and U.S. politics. The podcaster and former radio-broadcaster also served in the Canadian Armed Forces, which he confirms actually does exist.
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