Megathread SRS and GRS surgeons and associated horrors - the medical community of experimental surgeons, the secret community of home butchers

[Momerath]

Long time lurker here. Forgive me if this has already been asked but the most depraved part of me needs to know.

If a FTM troid tried to “jerk off” with a fully healed (as best it can heal) fruit rollup stitched to her crotch… could she tear it off by accident? What if she/someone else grabbed it and yanked? Actual dicks can accommodate being stretched outwards but that’s because they’re not tubes of flayed arm skin.

We all know how durable they are in the long run, nature takes care of itself. But how much force could one of these things take before separating from the body?

I am so sorry.

 

[XANA]

There will always be doctors looking to make a quick buck, especially with the loads of student debt they've accumulated to get to that point in their life. Medical school (as well as all the essays and interviews you would have to do while proclaiming you are becoming a medical professional for the good of humanity) would have you believe that doctors are all trained to look out for their patients, but the Hippocratic oath is more of a suggestion these days.

In some areas of the world (eg: Thailand), the medical standards are less restrictive where pioneering surgeons can experiment with ways to hack people up and stitch them back together (a la Dr. Suporn), but claim its for the overall benefit of the patient in question.

 

[Iron Jaguar]

For the trans patient mutilated by surgery they can’t acknowledge how fucked up the decision was because it came on the stack of smaller decisions made after whatever point they decided they were trans. They intuit that admitting the surgery was idiotic will also lead to admitting the whole endeavor was a waste. It requires not only accepting the loss of a healthy body but the loss of identity.

People will die instead of admit they got conned.

^This.
Troons always make me think of this fable: https://fablesofaesop.com/the-fox-who-lost-his-tail.html

 

[Full Body Terfgasm]

^This.
Troons always make me think of this fable: https://fablesofaesop.com/the-fox-who-lost-his-tail.html

EXACTLY it was the same 2000 years ago as it is today - the inferior mutilated fox insisted that the others would be better off if they had no tails too.

 

[Cryin RN]

This troon got a colon GRS, but the surgeon didn't properly anchor it to his pelvic bone, so it kept prolapsing

How could any surgeon believe that a man who's had his bladder removed (and thus undergone considerable alterations to their uro-genital tract) would be a good candidate for this kind of Frankensteining?

r/Transgender_Surgeries - Post-Op Transwoman with complications

29 votes and 23 comments so far on Reddit

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He has Marfan syndrome, a connective tissue disorder that can make any type of surgery hard to heal from, and a doctor did that to him?

This guy should sue the summer homes out of these surgeons. Operating on him should have been a "fuck no, never, not a candidate". He was going to have complications 100% and they ignored what they knew would happen because he was paying cash. That should be criminal.

 

[Fields Of Rye]

Known more than one FTM give exactly this reasoning - That regardless of anything, nobody notices an ugly, tubby, garden gnome guy, and that's less stressful than being noticed (good or bad) as any kind of woman.

Not as sexy a rationale as "My masculine soul needs a male body or I'll kms" but seems more honest, and the people who told me this were ones I'd trust to be truthful.

Given the hole bag of issues trans people usually suffer from it's probably this more often than not. For every Amwhole there's a thousand NEETS whose worst nightmare is having to tell everyone their gender at literally every meeting

 

[Scrumption]

Yes, and not to mention that putting someone with Marfan syndrome under general anesthesia is very risky, since they often have congenital vascular deformities and structural weakness, especially on the arterial side. A common cause of death for these people is an aortic aneurysm. This guy should not be having any surgeries that aren't absolutely medically necessary, and he says he's gone through "countless" ones to have his colon-gina repaired.

EDIT: typo

That is exactly my concern too.

Spoiler: PL

As an early teen I had a friend who had Marfans and it is no joke. I am honestly in awe that the surgeons ok'd this. At the age of 13 my friend had already experienced THREE heart attacks. Her heart was so weak that she was permanently excused from taking physical education due to the risk. And I think for SRS the surgeons have the patients under for 3, maybe 4 hours, multiple times.

Sidenote, since Marfans makes people really tall and lanky, I can only imagine what this MTF looks like, and it isn't pretty.

 

[AGPinochet]

Welp. Lost an old Elementary School friend to the cult and they're getting the chop very soon. Pour one out to my wasted childhood.

https://kiwifarms.st/threads/losing-people-to-transgenderism-support-thread.85329/

It's there if you feel you need it.

 

[Zyklon Ben's Poison Pen]

Long time lurker here. Forgive me if this has already been asked but the most depraved part of me needs to know.

If a FTM troid tried to “jerk off” with a fully healed (as best it can heal) fruit rollup stitched to her crotch… could she tear it off by accident? What if she/someone else grabbed it and yanked? Actual dicks can accommodate being stretched outwards but that’s because they’re not tubes of flayed arm skin.

We all know how durable they are in the long run, nature takes care of itself. But how much force could one of these things take before separating from the body?

I am so sorry.

You don't have to be a doctor or an engineer to look at a thing and think 'Holy fuck, one good yank and that thing will come right off'

 

[Iron Jaguar]

This troon got a colon GRS, but the surgeon didn't properly anchor it to his pelvic bone, so it kept prolapsing:
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Horrifying enough, right? Wait until you see this particular detail concerning his medical past:
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How could any surgeon believe that a man who's had his bladder removed (and thus undergone considerable alterations to their uro-genital tract) would be a good candidate for this kind of Frankensteining?

r/Transgender_Surgeries - Post-Op Transwoman with complications

29 votes and 23 comments so far on Reddit

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I can't post on that subreddit or I'd tell him he's just going to have to suck dicks like a regular faggot.

 

[Peaches Demure]

This troon got a colon GRS, but the surgeon didn't properly anchor it to his pelvic bone, so it kept prolapsing:
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Horrifying enough, right? Wait until you see this particular detail concerning his medical past:
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How could any surgeon believe that a man who's had his bladder removed (and thus undergone considerable alterations to their uro-genital tract) would be a good candidate for this kind of Frankensteining?

r/Transgender_Surgeries - Post-Op Transwoman with complications

29 votes and 23 comments so far on Reddit

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I wanted to add some medfag speculation to my OP about this guy. Since he's had his bladder removed, he's probably also had a procedure called "Bricker bladder" done. They take a piece of the small intestine and turn it into an "urine reservoir" which the patient can empty on their own (through the abdominal wall). It's a type of stoma, basically. So this man has had both his uro-genital tract and his intestines surgically messed with before, guaranteeing lots of scar tissue, and these surgeons still thought they could pull this off on him?

I have no idea how estrogen use would affect someone with Marfan, but it can't be good. They often also have undermineralized bones, especially as teenagers, from growing so tall. Estrogen helps preserve bone mass in women, but does the opposite in men.

 

[Meiwaku]

LMFAO y'all stumpdick is 5'1

Also absolutely terrible news some of them can move their dicks

 

[KiwiFarmerSimulator2021]

LMFAO y'all stumpdick is 5'1
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Also absolutely terrible news some of them can move their dicks
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Those twitches might appear to be conscious but they are very common involuntary movements and to do anything other than withdraw life support would be inhumane.

 

[Syntaxion]

LMFAO y'all stumpdick is 5'1
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Also absolutely terrible news some of them can move their dicks
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Sounds like bullshit and cope. Same with mtfs claiming they have a period or get wet.

I mean, there's no muscle nor is there the spongy tissue that penis' have, what exactly is twitching? it's just skin

 

[Crepidodera fulvicornis]

LMFAO y'all stumpdick is 5'1
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Also absolutely terrible news some of them can move their dicks
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Oh Stompy, I wish your phallus had real burial

 

[MilesAwayGirl]

Sounds like bullshit and cope. Same with mtfs claiming they have a period or get wet.

I mean, there's no muscle nor is there the spongy tissue that penis' have, what exactly is twitching? it's just skin

Actually going to edit that to be behind a cut because I suspect a lot of people don't want to hear about dissected genitalia. But, tldr- Depends on the procedure. I was really into body modifications stuff for a while so have read far too much about this kind of thing.

Spoiler

One of the ways that phalloplasty is done (what's being talked about in the thread quoted) is "burial" - Ie, you take the enlarged Clitheroe caused by taking testosterone, keep the suspensory ligament intact but otherwise dissect it away from the surrounding tissue, then construct the graft skin dick tube around it. So they keep the same ability to twitch and feel like genitals for the bottom couple of inches,(ie where the nerves and erectile spongy tissue is from the clitoris) and then the top half which is all skin and fat grafted from somewhere else just sort of follows it like a Mexican wave.

 

[Internet's Boyfriend]

People, I bring you yet more proof that the troon surgery mill is nothing but a body modification cult.
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Spoiler: Troon, woman, or werewolf?

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Upon first seeing this I was pretty confused. I guessed MTF (it's a breast augmentation after all), but then the hair on the chest threw me off. My next thought was that it's an extremely lazy MTF troon (common). Then I saw the hips and thought that's one lucky troon to have quite a convincingly female body and a nice one at that.
Well, she is a woman, going by it/its pronouns. Of course! And not only that, she plans on phalloplasty. That's right. She wants to be a futanari.
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"It's great to have a non-judgemental surgeon and team!" Yes, great to be mentally ill and taken advantage of by doctors who care about your wallet more than your life and health.
This is a prime example of how accepting "regular" troon surgeries makes things like this socially acceptable. By what mechanism does a person want tit implants AND a fake arm-sausage dick? It's just "because I feel like it."

Similarly to that obviously autistic woman showcased by TT Exulansic, these women are trying to transcend human normalcy due to discomfort and/or delusion. The nipple removal thing is absurd and speaks volumes about how FTM transition is more about nullification than it is masculinisation.

Jesus Christ imagine choosing to be that hairy. Also wouldn't the nonbinary ideal be no body hair?

Going through her posts she mentions she doesn't like being called masculine terms like man, boy or bro. It seems weird that she's fine with masculinizing herself but not with being referred to in a masculine way.

 

[雑音🐈]

Actually going to edit that to be behind a cut because I suspect a lot of people don't want to hear about dissected genitalia. But, tldr- Depends on the procedure. I was really into body modifications stuff for a while so have read far too much about this kind of thing.

Spoiler

One of the ways that phalloplasty is done (what's being talked about in the thread quoted) is "burial" - Ie, you take the enlarged Clitheroe caused by taking testosterone, keep the suspensory ligament intact but otherwise dissect it away from the surrounding tissue, then construct the graft skin dick tube around it. So they keep the same ability to twitch and feel like genitals for the bottom couple of inches,(ie where the nerves and erectile spongy tissue is from the clitoris) and then the top half which is all skin and fat grafted from somewhere else just sort of follows it like a Mexican wave.

maybe im just defective but i've never been able to "twitch" my clit or make it move independently so i still don't see how this helps. do they mean that it twitches when they do a kegel or something?

 

[Sinner's Sandwich]

maybe im just defective but i've never been able to "twitch" my clit or make it move independently so i still don't see how this helps. do they mean that it twitches when they do a kegel or something?

Yeah, but you also aren't on steroids. Who knows what these grossly mutated abominations are able to do.

 

[sperginity]

Exulansic was hinting in the comments that she thought the surgery team had possibly skimped on the anesthesia. I am not sure if that means she thinks they didn't sedate her enough, or if they skipped sufficient analgesics so that she still 'felt' the pain even while unconscious.

Neither would surprise me given what we know about the type of people that do these surgeries.

exulansic is trained as a speech pathologist. it is a really interesting cross section of medical expertise that usually do not intersect, but the regular processes of surgery aren't going to be something she knows a lot about.

an anesthesiologist is going to have separate and higher liability than the other people in the OR. They usually bill separately as well. They don't give much of a fuck what anyone else is up to, their entire job is to monitor the same handful of things every second a patient is under. Its a job for a person who can intently pay attention to an unconscious person breathing for several hours at a time. (Unless they want to work in l&d and give epidurals & spinals all day).

They also don't tend to be part of any specific team. Even outpatient clinics usually contract with groups of anesthesiologists that rotate people in and out for scheduling ease, you can't get hired anywhere if your record is blemished. You can't really skimp on anesthesia without the potential for serious problems. You can't give too much either. Every person I have known that has gone into anesthesia as a specialty has been extremely meticulous and upstanding, There is also no real prestige that goes along with it compared to oncology or peds, so the psycho narcissists stay out.

By what mechanism does a person want tit implants AND a fake arm-sausage dick? It's just "because I feel like it."

"10 years on testosterone" is the answer I would choose. developing serious paraphilias seems to be a side effect of testosterone, either synthetic or natural. Everything is for the coom.