Trans Medicine, Nonbinary Surgery, and Medical Anthropology

A dimly lit, modern office lobby with a glowing reception desk and one person seated behind it. Blue lighting highlights the walls and glossy floor, creating a welcoming space for those exploring trans medicine or nonbinary surgery options.

Eric Plemons, alumni fellow (2012-15), medical anthropologist, and associate professor of anthropology at the University of Arizona-Tucson, discusses the politics and policies of trans medicine with VICE as they investigate a new trend of trans people seeking nonbinary bottom surgery. Read on to learn more.