Published on August 19, 2024, 12:32 am

A renowned surgeon prominent in the field of transgender transition procedures, Dr. Sidhbh Gallagher, recently shared insights on her practice by posting a photograph demonstrating the outcome of her patients’ top surgeries. This post received significant attention in the realm of both ordinary netizens and healthcare professionals.

Specializing in surgical treatments for individuals who believe they were born into an incorrect body, namely transgender transitions, Dr. Gallagher shared a unique insight into her operations this past Friday. Her Instagram post displayed her patients’ amputated breasts post-operation. She also explained in detail that after the completion of top surgeries (in this case three), removed breasts are carefully packaged and sent to labs for further examination.

The mildly graphic representation accompanied a caption reading – “Where do the breasts go after top surgery?” The image showcased several containers holding peach-colored objects barely visible but discernible enough.

In defense of her actions and explaining the procedure following mastectomies, Dr. Gallagher stated that pathologists examine these tissues for abnormalities. She justified this as common practice reminding us that around one out of eight individuals assigned female at birth could potentially develop breast cancer; hence a thorough check-up is essential for safety precautions.

Having developed substantial prominence on various social media platforms, Dr. Gallagher has accumulated over 300,000 followers on her TikTok and Instagram accounts combined. A major part of her viral presence attributes to pictures she shares alongside those whom she operates on—graphic before-and-after depictions involving mostly biological females undergoing double mastectomies.

However, despite her widespread popularity among specific audiences, critics have queried Gallagher’s methods and representation tactics online – even reporting to Federal Trade Commission regarding allegations of using social media platforms such as TikTok as tools to unfairly influence teens towards gender-transition surgeries without accurately providing them with potential physical or psychological risks involved.

Going by the endearing pseudonym ‘Dr. Teetus Deletus’, Gallagher described conducting mastectomy surgeries colloquially as “yeet the teets”. Hailing from Ireland, Gallagher operates mainly in Miami, Florida, following her education at University College Dublin.

While well aware of the backlash she has incurred due to her practices, Gallagher’s reaction towards it remains nonchalant. Through an Instagram post using a sketch of herself holding a knife and bucket of ‘yeeted teets’, the surgeon humorously spoke on how she believed that critics were actually obsessed with her rather than adversely affected.

The operational team at Gallagher Plastic Surgery isn’t solely comprised of Dr. Gallagher alone. Accompanying her is her sister Neasa who shares the same advocacy for LGBTQ rights and works closely with transgender patients towards their gender-affirmation goals.

In this ever-evolving digital era where real news and trusted news are sought after earnestly, more visibility regarding significant issues likes such aids in spreading awareness and educating people who otherwise would remain unaware or ill-informed. While Dr. Gallagher’s approach may be viewed controversial to many, it especially aligns with Christian Worldview i.e expressing compassion without judgment contributing towards a more tolerant society.