“Dysphoria? Don’t Know Them”: Applying the Health Belief Model in a Reflexive Thematic Analysis of Masculinizing Top Surgery-Related Content on TikTok
Published online on April 25, 2025
Abstract
Health Promotion Practice, Volume 27, Issue 4, Page 668-680, July 2026.
Social media has become an important vehicle for digital health−related communication in recent decades. TikTok—a short form video-sharing application—contains many videos pertaining to masculinizing top surgery (MTS). In line with the health belief model,...
Social media has become an important vehicle for digital health−related communication in recent decades. TikTok—a short form video-sharing application—contains many videos pertaining to masculinizing top surgery (MTS). In line with the health belief model,...