The question of whether transsexualism can be cured can be helped by a degree of medical acceptance of the patient. In fact, people with transsexualism are not patients with physical lesions. To date, no medical problems have been found in any part of the body and individuals can be considered to be in a completely healthy state. The corresponding treatment means are more expected to help patients to relieve the psychological state of anxiety and depression by accepting themselves. Therefore, from this perspective, whether it is psychotherapy, hormone therapy or surgery, it is more about helping patients accept themselves by changing their bodies. Of course, if the patient can fully accept himself back to normal life, social life, study and work, and is in a psychological state that is no longer contradictory, then the treatment can be considered to have achieved its goal.