A detransitioned teen is suing Kaiser Permanente hospital because doctors removed her breasts during her transgender procedure.
According to the letter, Jane suffers from anxiety, depression, pubertal struggles, body dysmorphia, and serious self-image concerns.
“These doctors also pushed Layla and her parents down this transition path engaging in intentional, malicious, and oppressive concealment of important information and false representations,” the letter states.
The lawsuit demands unspecified amounts of pay for damages related to her health issues during her transition period from ages 12 to 17. The case listed Jane as suffering from permanent, irreversible mutilation, an induced state of endocrine disease, an increased risk of being infertile, and the fact that she would never be able to breastfeed a child.
During an appearance on Fox News with her attorney, Harmeet Dhillon, Jane said, “I don’t think I’m better off for the experience, and I think transition just completely added fuel to the fire that was my pre-existing conditions.”
“When adolescent patients, with parental support, seek gender-affirming care, the patient’s care team carefully evaluates their treatment options,” Kaiser spokesman Marc Brown said. “The care decisions always rest with the patient and their parents, and, in every case, we respect the patients and their families’ informed decisions about their personal health.”
The Epoch Times reached out to Kaiser for comment.
Chloe Cole, 18, is another young woman who detransitioned and filed a lawsuit against the hospital giant.
She was prescribed puberty blockers and cross-sex hormones and had her breasts removed when she was 15. She says she regrets getting the procedures done.
Cole’s parents supported their daughter during a demonstration in Anaheim, California, last Fall.
“At this point, I’m far from whole. I’m far from healed. I’m still processing and dealing with what I went through,” Cole told Fox News Digital in an interview.
“I’ve lost all my trust in my health care provider and possibly even health care,” she said. “It’s not loving to lie to a child. It is not loving to disrupt a child’s natural, healthy development or to encourage them to do so,” she said.Cole reported that the double mastectomy procedure causes fluid to leak.
“They use skin grafts as part of it. Two years after the surgery, I thought the healing was going fairly well – save for the grafts being slightly dry on the surface. But they started to leak fluid, and I’ve had to start wearing bandages over them again,” Cole said during the Fox News interview.
Last summer Cole testified on California’s State Senate Judiciary Committee against a bill that would make the state a “sanctuary” for gender surgeries.
Cole continued, “And seeing how these people were suffering, how a lot of them had all the same struggles that I did – and some… even worse off–I realized that this is this experience is a lot more common than previously thought. And not everybody in the situation feels that they’re able to speak up. And that’s a large part of what motivates me to speak out.”