Facial Masculinization Surgery (FMS) itself should not directly affect your ability to undergo facial lymph node surgery. FMS primarily focuses on altering the facial bones and soft tissues to create a more masculine appearance and does not interfere with lymph node surgeries.

Facial lymph node surgery is typically performed for medical reasons, such as addressing enlarged or abnormal lymph nodes, draining abscesses or cysts, or addressing lymphatic system issues in the face. It is separate from FMS and is generally performed to treat specific medical conditions.

If you are considering facial lymph node surgery after FMS, it’s essential to work with a qualified surgeon who specializes in lymphatic system disorders and facial surgeries. They will assess your individual medical needs and facial anatomy to determine the best approach for your condition.

As always, open communication with your healthcare providers is crucial. Inform them about your medical history, any previous surgeries, and any concerns you may have to ensure that facial lymph node surgery is safely and effectively done while considering your FMS results.