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My girlfriend can do it for you. Reasons: * I will PM you her blog where she details many of her baking endeavors. * I love Doctor Who and have made her watch it. A lot. * Her white cake is easily the greatest cake I have ever eaten. * Even her fondant tastes delicious * She would have to make a test cake to get it just right, and then I get to eat that. Think about me, here. I say that with the disclaimer that she often sells baked goods, but she is in no way a professional baker. She makes it out of our oven at home, not at a commercial kitchen. If that's what you want, send me a note, and I'll be happy to get her on the job. If you want a professional cake shop, I don't know any because she always makes my cakes for me and I have no need for a cake shop.

I PA'ed for a TLC show called "Fabulous Cakes" and covered this place up in winthrop: http://oakleafcakes.com/amazing

I worked at a store called "Party Favors" Located on Beacon street right near the Coolidge Corner stop. Thay make FANTASTIC custom cakes, and have some serious talent that works there. Check out their site http://www.partyfavorsbrookline.com/

My very good friend makes amazing cakes. Her facebook (for her business) has tons of pics of her previous stuff. https://www.facebook.com/PolinasCakes

My friend Kara runs a custom cake business out of Revere and is top-notch. A graduate of Johnson and Wales Baking and Pastry Arts program and an all around awesome kid. Check her out on facebook! http://www.facebook.com/pages/Baked-Custom-Cake-Designs-by-Kara-Corbelle/135363759824890

Cakeology by Park Street!

I work weddings for a living, although not in Boston I've worked with these guys a lot and they always somehow manage to impress me. I strongly encourage you to look at their website: http://www.beancounterbakery.com/

You may have better luck asking her directly on Twitter or on her Patreon Q&A streams. Better to hear it directly from her.

The two big names (in the US) in online trans communities are [Spiegel](https://www.drspiegel.com) in Boston, and [DesChamps Braly](https://deschamps-braly.com) in San Francisco. There are a number of other established & competent surgeons but those tend to be the two who trans women with lots of money go to. I went with Braly, and while my face wasn't salvageable from the start, my results were about as good as I could have hoped for. If you do plan to get FFS, a pro tip: **take lots of probiotics during early recovery**. I had "digestive issues" nonstop for days and had no idea it was preventable. Also living off of protein shakes for weeks sucks but it's survivable.