MTF Breast Augmentation in Sweden: Technique, Recovery, and Cost

MTF breast augmentation at ECGA in Stockholm uses breast implants to create a feminine chest contour, starting from €4,500. The price includes general anesthesia, compression garments, and all follow-up visits. Surgery is typically available within 30 days of consultation, with digital follow-ups for patients returning home across Europe.

What is MTF breast augmentation?

MTF (male-to-female) breast augmentation is gender-affirming surgery that uses breast implants to create a fuller, more feminine chest. It's one of the two forms of top surgery ECGA offers — alongside masculinizing mastectomy for trans men and nonbinary patients — and is tailored to your preferences and proportions at consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon.

How much does MTF breast augmentation cost in Sweden?

Breast augmentation at ECGA starts from €4,500. As with every procedure at ECGA, that price includes general anesthesia, compression garments, and all follow-up visits — physical and digital — so there are no separate charges for the parts of care patients are often billed for elsewhere. Your exact quote is confirmed at consultation, since individual anatomy affects the final price.

• General anesthesia, compression garments, and all follow-up visits are included in your starting price — not billed separately, as is common elsewhere.

What determines the right implant size and approach for me?

Implant size, profile, and placement are planned individually with your surgeon at consultation, based on your chest anatomy, skin elasticity, and the result you're looking for. There's no universal “right” choice — it's a conversation, not a menu.

What is recovery like after MTF breast augmentation?

Recovery after breast augmentation follows the same pattern as ECGA's other top surgery procedures: most patients return to office work within 7–10 days, while heavy physical work takes 2–4 weeks. Avoid exercise and heavy lifting for 2–4 weeks. Your compression garment — included in the price — is worn day and night for the first 4 weeks, then during the day or night for another 4 weeks.

All follow-up visits are included in your price, and most can be done digitally — useful if you're returning home to another country after surgery. Every patient heals differently; your surgeon will confirm a recovery plan specific to your procedure at consultation.

Am I a candidate for MTF breast augmentation?

You must be 18 or older to undergo gender-affirming surgery at ECGA. At your first consultation, your surgeon reviews your goals, health, and any documents or referrals needed, so you leave with a clear personal plan. Digital consultations are available if you're traveling from elsewhere in Europe.

Why choose ECGA for MTF breast augmentation?

Your surgery is performed by board-certified plastic surgeons who specialize in gender-affirming procedures: Dr. Alexander Kamali (finishing a PhD on outcomes after top surgery at the Karolinska Institute), Dr. Sayid Zommorodi (PhD in surgical sciences, Karolinska Institute), and Dr. Andrea Donfrancesco (PhD in plastic surgery) — all offering both FTM and MTF top surgery. ECGA typically offers surgery within 30 days of consultation.

Frequently asked questions

How much does MTF breast augmentation cost at ECGA?

From €4,500, including general anesthesia, compression garments, and all follow-up visits.

Do I need to be a certain age?

Yes — you must be 18 or older for any gender-affirming procedure at ECGA.

Can I have a consultation if I don't live in Sweden?

Yes, digital consultations are available for international patients, and most follow-up visits after surgery can also be done digitally.

How soon can I get a surgery date?

ECGA typically offers surgery dates within 30 days of your consultation.

Ready to talk to a surgeon about MTF breast augmentation? Book a consultation — available digitally for international patients.

Medically reviewed by Dr. Sayid Zommorodi, board-certified plastic surgeon with a PhD in surgical sciences from the Karolinska Institute. Last updated August 2026.