We Do Not Speculate About Anyone’s Medical History
There is no verified public record of Isaiah Stannard having had any surgical procedure. He has spoken publicly about his identity and about family support; he has not made his medical care public, and this site does not speculate about anyone’s medical history.
That applies whether the person is a well-known actor or not, and it applies with particular force to someone who was a child when they first spoke publicly about their identity. Health information belongs to the person it concerns.
What people are usually looking for
Searches that pair a public figure’s name with a procedure are usually not really about that person. They are often a way of asking a more practical question: what is this operation, who is it for, what does it involve, and would it be right for me.
Those questions have proper answers, and they do not require anyone’s private medical details.
Where to find the actual information
Our top surgery page sets out the procedures, who they may be suitable for, and the risks. The guide on what top surgery involves covers assessment, masculinising and feminising options, scars and recovery, and top surgery scars explains healing in more detail.
Whether any procedure is appropriate is decided at individual assessment, based on your anatomy, health and goals — not by comparison with anyone else’s reported experience.
If you are considering treatment
Ask which technique is proposed for you and why, what the scars will look like, what happens to sensation, who the operating surgeon is and which hospital will be used, and what follow-up is arranged once you are home. Those answers belong in a written treatment plan.
Treatment arranged through Revitalize takes place in Izmir. The surgeon and the hospital are contracted providers named in your written treatment plan, so their registration and experience can be checked before you travel. See our contracted surgeons and specialists and contracted hospitals pages, the treatment process page, and the treatment guarantee page for the limited written warranty that applies.
Keep learning
Got more questions? We answer them every week
Short, practical videos on preparing for treatment, travelling and recovering, plus a community group where you can ask our team directly.
Travelling from South Africa?
Read Gender-Affirming Surgery in Turkey, written for patients flying from Johannesburg or Cape Town: the e-Visa, how long to stay in İzmir and what to arrange at home. Or see all guides for South African patients.



