What is the cost of voice feminization surgery?
While costs vary and are ever-changing, the prices we found for voice feminization surgery are $8000-$15000, varying by surgeon, location, and technique -, and that does not include other costs like airfare, room and board, and time off work.
Can voice feminization be reversed?
Because voice feminization surgery will only change your pitch, you may still need to work on other vocal behaviors. Voice masculinization surgery isn’t as common as voice feminization surgery. It focuses on lowering the pitch of the voice by decreasing the tension of the vocal folds. The surgery can’t be reversed.
How long does voice feminization last?
We help you through this process and guide you to a voice that reflects who you are and what you need to do with your voice. The therapy usually takes 4-6 sessions over 8-10 weeks, but this schedule can be accelerated.
Does vocal feminization surgery affect singing?
The overall timbre of the voice will now sound higher and more feminine. As with any surgery, unwanted side effects can occur. The voice could become too high in pitch. It could become too rough, or overly breathy sounding.
How do you practice voice feminization?
Place one hand on your belly and the other just below your larynx. Pull your belly in gently (just like the last exercise) as you “sing” the sound /he/ at a pitch in your male voice. Use a softer, slightly higher male voice (about musical note F3, which is about 175 Hz). Hold that note for a count of five.
Is MtF voice training hard?
MtF voice training isn’t easy and requires a lot of training. A lot of individuals have the misconception that singing is bad for your voice while you are in the middle of training because it puts a strain on your vocal cords.
How can I train my voice to be more feminine?
Transfeminine people can use methods like vocal therapy and vocal training apps to make their voices sound more feminine. This process can transform the voice by changing pitch, volume, resonance, articulation, and melodic intonation.