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It doesn't mark it as a problem, it marks it as body dysphoria, which isn't always considered harmful by psychotherapists and psychologists. It may be repressed gender identity disorder, which certainly doesn't make someone wrong, sick, or some kind of freak.
You've no right to tell people what they can and can't remove from their body or add to their body if it's going to make them happier. Maybe a man with a penis wants breast implants, maybe a woman with a vagina wants a penis, maybe a fat person wants lipo and a tummy tuck, maybe someone with acne scars wants laser surgery, etc. If the cosmetic change makes them a more emotionally secure person, why should you be telling anyone that it is wrong to do what they desire?
I don't disagree that he should seek therapy first and, if he chooses, to have this procedure performed safely by a professional, but there's nothing openly wrong about it.
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