•While the benefits of gender affirming chest masculinization surgery (GACMS) are well-established, ensuring consistent postoperative follow-up is critical for optimal patient outcomes and monitoring for potential complications.

•Socioeconomic factors, such as income level, employment status, and access to health insurance, can directly affect a patient’s ability to engage in regular healthcare (1).

•Additionally, geographic challenges, such as distance from specialized surgical centers may impede consistent follow-up (2).

•Identifying the need for virtual appointments or aid in making in-person appointments could greatly