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

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Lol at her watermarking her pics. It just makes it easier for the trolls to find and attack her.
 
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autoerotic bus accident said:
Jesus H. Christ. I was going to say she has Stevens-Johnson syndrome, which is an extremely rare adverse reaction to medication that causes skin sloughing, but after reading what she did to herself it really does seem like she induced her own whole-body trenchfoot.
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She outdid Phil Haskins-Delici, who gave himself trenchfoot by being a smelly retard who won't take off his shoes. He's a TIM btw. So good outdoing a true and honest male. Gender euphoria when?
behindyourightnow said:
I wonder if she heard “don’t let the area get too dry!” and interpreted it not as “keep the skin well moisturized” but rather as “don’t ever let it stop being damp.”

If that’s fungus it must be excruciating.
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Imagine the level of autism required.
 
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Even if you've convinced yourself that your Doctor is only half way through a fifteen stage process, you cannot look at this and think that this will ever replicate the real deal in either style or substance. The only similarity is that there is flesh hanging off the front part of your body, if you're lucky and have a "good" surgeon it'll hopefully be as close to where it should be as possible and not look like a tumorous Chernobyl growth.
 
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batteredpancakes said:
ElephantDick update!
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Green = Full sensation
Yellow = somewhat numb
Orange = low sensation
Red = Zero sensation

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Lol at her watermarking her pics. It just makes it easier for the trolls to find and attack her.
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Laughs in:

* Ambrose Bierce
* Robert Chambers
* Sheridan LeFanu
* H.P. Lovecraft
 
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It does disturb me even after all these pages that these people pay hundreds of thousands of dollars just to have a numb, painful, and hideous crotch that is susceptible to an entire novel’s worth of complications. How deep does the brainwashing go? Most of these people have seen the surgical results from the r/Trans_Surgeries sub before, so what goes through their mind to proceed through with it? Do they really believe the comments saying “It looks beautiful!” or “Radical penis my dude!” and not trust their own eyes when they see other people’s results? I don’t get it.

This thread will always leave my mind full of questions that can’t be answered, and that’s kinda what I like about it. Pure insanity.
 
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brutal poodle said:
It does disturb me even after all these pages that these people pay hundreds of thousands of dollars just to have a numb, painful, and hideous crotch that is susceptible to an entire novel’s worth of complications. How deep does the brainwashing go? Most of these people have seen the surgical results from the r/Trans_Surgeries sub before, so what goes through their mind to proceed through with it? Do they really believe the comments saying “It looks beautiful!” or “Radical penis my dude!” and not trust their own eyes when they see other people’s results? I don’t get it.

This thread will always leave my mind full of questions that can’t be answered, and that’s kinda what I like about it. Pure insanity.
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They probably think "mine won't look like that". And then they get asspatted because they're afraid op will suicide.
 
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batteredpancakes said:
WTF can Rumer even do that? I know the US can have weird laws but there's no way you can go home in most countries after a surgery.
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In the US, they're "ambulatory," "outpatient" or "day surgeries." The surgeon and patient plan ahead of time that the patient will go home the same day. Usually the patient goes to Recovery/PACU post-op as usual, then hangs out in a Short Stay ward until they're fully awake, had their first pee, held down food, whatever specifications are set for their particular case. If there are complications during this time, the patient gets moved to the regular post-Surgical unit. Probably as Outpatient, but the insurance definition of Inpatient vs. Outpatient is a whole other can of American worms.

Some of it is legit; if you have a patient with good underlying health, a support system, reasonable medical literacy and realistic pain goals, why take up a bed? Why have them pay for an inpatient bed, if it's a GoFundMe troon?

On the other hand, the insurance companies do push for same-day procedures. Sometimes surgeons have to plan for a day surgery on paper, with the understanding that this patient will fail discharge criteria and have to go to the floor.

Ambulatory surgery centers have more riding on the same-day determination than ORs that are attached to a hospital, and are more conservative in what procedures they'll take.
 
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Aunt Carol said:
In the US, they're "ambulatory," "outpatient" or "day surgeries." The surgeon and patient plan ahead of time that the patient will go home the same day. Usually the patient goes to Recovery/PACU post-op as usual, then hangs out in a Short Stay ward until they're fully awake, had their first pee, held down food, whatever specifications are set for their particular case. If there are complications during this time, the patient gets moved to the regular post-Surgical unit. Probably as Outpatient, but the insurance definition of Inpatient vs. Outpatient is a whole other can of American worms.

Some of it is legit; if you have a patient with good underlying health, a support system, reasonable medical literacy and realistic pain goals, why take up a bed? Why have them pay for an inpatient bed, if it's a GoFundMe troon?

On the other hand, the insurance companies do push for same-day procedures. Sometimes surgeons have to plan for a day surgery on paper, with the understanding that this patient will fail discharge criteria and have to go to the floor.

Ambulatory surgery centers have more riding on the same-day determination than ORs that are attached to a hospital, and are more conservative in what procedures they'll take.
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I never got why they make you pee first but now I'm thinking it might be to make sure their kidneys work or something? I bet the urethral mutilation from those surgeries would complicate that a bit.
 
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Lily Says 41%! said:
I never got why they make you pee first but now I'm thinking it might be to make sure their kidneys work or something? I bet the urethral mutilation from those surgeries would complicate that a bit.
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Looking at the post in question, it's described as "top surgery" a few paragraphs in. No urethral involvement.

Anesthesia pauses a lot of processes in the body; being able to empty the bladder is one of them. Usually after surgery there's a standing order to in-and-out cath once or twice, in case the patient really needs to pee before their ability to pee comes back online.

I don't think we've seen any troons have MtF genital surgery as a day surgery, at least not in the US. There are too many moving parts, too much to monitor for. The FtMs with a dozen sausage revisions have probably had a few of those revisions outpatient, just from the amount of tinkering their dongs take.
 
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