The cost of breast implant surgery for transgender women can vary widely based on several factors:

1. Location: The country and city where you’re getting the surgery can influence the cost. For example, prices in the United States might be higher than in other countries, and within the U.S., costs can differ significantly from one state to another and between urban and rural areas.
2. Surgeon’s Expertise: Highly experienced surgeons, especially those with a strong reputation in transgender surgeries, might charge more.
3. Hospital or Clinic Facilities: High-end facilities with advanced equipment and amenities may have higher costs.
4. Type of Implant: There are different types of breast implants, such as saline and silicone, and more recently, “gummy bear” implants. The choice of implant can influence the cost.
5. Surgery Complexity: Some surgeries may be more complex and require longer operating times or additional procedures, impacting the price.
6. Post-operative Care: Costs can also include post-operative appointments, medications, and potential treatments for any complications.
7. Insurance: Depending on the country or region and the specific insurance plan, some or all of the costs might be covered. In the U.S., more insurance companies are starting to cover transgender-related surgeries, but coverage varies widely.

As of my last update in 2021, in the United States, the cost of breast augmentation typically ranged from $5,000 to $10,000, but it can be higher or lower based on the aforementioned factors. It’s crucial to get a comprehensive quote from the surgeon or clinic that includes all potential costs to have an accurate understanding of the expenses.

For the most current figures and a more precise estimate tailored to your circumstances, you’d need to consult with plastic surgeons or clinics that specialize in transgender surgeries.