Referral information
If you are a patient at a Gender Dysphoria Clinic (GDC) already:
Once consensus has been reached between you and two of your GDC clinicians, they will send your referral to surgical hub with your preferred surgical provider. For more information, please contact your GDC.
If you are not a patient at a Gender Dysphoria Clinic (GDC) already:
You will need to contact your GP to be referred to your local Gender Dysphoria Clinic (GDC), some GDCs are able to accept self-referrals but may need to contact your GP for further medical history for your referral.
Please see below to find your local GDC:
How to find an NHS gender dysphoria clinic - NHS (www.nhs.uk) Gender dysphoria How to get help and support - NHS (www.nhs.uk)
In order to be referred to our service, patients will have to follow the pathway with their local NHS Gender Dysphoria Clinic (GDC) involving psychological assessments and hormone treatment for at least 12 months as appropriate to the person’s gender goals (unless hormones are not clinically indicated for that individual). Once a consensus has been reached between you and two of your GDC clinicians, they will send your referral to the surgical hub with your preferred surgical provider.
