An infected biodick can spread candida to mouth or vagina. Even an inanimate object like a vibrator can be a fomite if it's being shared and not cleaned.
Yeast is part of the body's normal flora; most yeast infections don't "come from" anywhere, but are an overgrowth of the native candida after something disrupts the balance of the vaginal ecosystem. In the context of sex this could be semen, reaction to the condom, prolonged friction... vinyl undies that don't breathe.
Microtears in delicate genital tissue (from vigorous fuckin') increase the risk, and using an object rather than an appendage on someone else makes it easy to misjudge how rough you're being. Penetration with a numb appendage that has poor circulation and has gone through multiple surgical procedures seems like a bad idea for the person on either side of the skindog, but probably worse for the FtM.
A recurring comment I see when people troon out and get bottom surgery is "At least they're out of the gene pool", but it never sat right with me. There are many people who are bright, hard-working, creative, or pleasant but stopped being so when they fall to the troon cult. Brainwashed and lovebombed and affirmed until they are not there anymore, they become a shell of their former self and you can only wonder what could have been if they hadn't thrown everything away to become a vile, empty husk with an unhealthy obsession over gender and the way they look.
Trooning out doesn't remove the shitty people from our gene pool, it destroys everyone who goes under the knife, including people who could have had a great future ahead of them. It may seem obvious to us that you are your biological sex forever, but today every "scientific" article tries to lecture us otherwise. When so many "scientific" articles affirm transgenderism then of course people may start to believe that flaying your arm and attaching it to your pelvis results in a functional penis.
Can concur with the culprit endorsement, they have interesting patterns and are super comfy. Hm I was about to post some context from transbucket to keep this message on topic, but it seems like images aren't loading. Anyone else having this issue?
Anyways heres some stuff from the transgender_surgeries subreddit.
i wish doctors would just be honest
they often block requests and critiques with a boilerplate "its just not medically possible"
when what they mean is "yes ofc its possible but i don't have the skill to do it." which i wish they would then follow up with "here's a list of doctors who do have the skill tho and i want you to have the best care"
they say "its not possible" when what they mean is "yes its possible but theres no insurance code for that/the way i would have to code it would have such a low payout and won't be profitable for me"
when what they mean is "yes its possible and i could do it but even tho its been peer reviewed and rigorously tested several times its still uncommon and i don't want to be on the frontier bc my malpractice insurance is too high as it is"
when what they mean is "yes its possible and i could do it but it just takes more time than the most common technique and i don't care enough to make my life harder than it is to get the results that YOU want"
when what they mean is "yes its possible and i could do it but this is the usa and here the priority goes insurance and health corporations, me, and then you"
when what they mean is "yes its possible and i could do it but i just don't want to"
Meet Alexe1337 (A) He got GRS about a month ago. His reddit account was made a couple years ago but he only got a active after his chop. Because of this, I think he's a bit worried about the status of his new rig.
A recent selfie of him that he posted about three weeks after his surgery. This top looks like it's held together by clothespins. I can't tell if it is part of the design of the top. Either way it's shitty. God I love how bad troon fashion is.
Here's a few of his posts:
Almost 3 week post-op srs dr brassard. fibrin? should i worry. (A)
Seems like he had a complication and visited the hospital. He doesn't specify if he saw his surgeon or not. He lost the thing that matters most to troons - depth.
36 day post op Pictures and Questions, Dr Brassard, read picture captions (A)
legs open to see everything.
close up of the blue stitches and clit
blood after the dilatation after the trip to dr office
I would take what the trannies say with a grain of salt, given that they are known to disproportionately lie about things (most notably about how well they pass). I do imagine that some nurses (especially the older ones) will be less warm and sympathetic to the trannies because they will probably see it as removing perfectly functioning organs for no good reason.
Sure, there are some asshole back-alley clinics that exist which don't do patient follow-up or advise proper post-procedure care, or are brusque in their demeanor because it's not like their patients have the financial means to go somewhere else for their procedure. I would presume that those kinds of locations are where a lot of trannies would have gone to before hospitals started to do this in a formal setting. The thing about GRS/SRS is that revisions and infections are common due to how uneven the wound will heal in addition to the body trying to close a wound that needs to be left open (in the case of MtF surgeries). The intestinal tissue that is used for MtF bottom surgeries, for instance, is unsanitary by nature.
Some doctors will refuse to do revision work on SRS/GRS made by another doctor and will advise the patient to request revision surgery from the original surgeon instead. The lens in which their refusal can be viewed is either due to personal reasons or liability concerns. SRS/GRS surgeries tend not to look downright horrifying no matter how many revisions are made. Some doctors simply don't want the hassle of having to constantly do revision work (even if they did the surgery in the first place), as they aren't required to do said revision surgery unless they messed up or the patient's health is legitimately in danger due to the original surgery.
Regarding the highlighted, has anyone ever seen how this intestinal tissue is, er, harvested? There has to be a gastro/colorectal surgeon involved, no? Or are plastic surgeons fucking about with people's intestines now? It's basically a bowel resection which is a very delicate procedure for even the most skilled colorectal surgeon and it can easily go wrong. It's a miracle that more people aren't dying from fucking peritonitis or some shit by having their intestines messed around with for no real medical reason.
There seems to be an interesting dilemma for SRS surgeons re: placement of the hole. A woman's vagina is right between her legs, almost parallel to the floor, but a man's genitalia are really on the front of his body, since otherwise he would have to waddle or walk with his legs out like a cowboy to avoid clamping his balls between his thighs.
If the surgeon puts the 'vagina' right where the penis was, it'll be too high up and look weird. If he puts it in a more 'natural' place, then the patient will end up with that weird 'flattened dick' look that you see in the pictures here, where you can literally see the base of the penis and the way that the flayed skin was split and stitched down.
This neovagina looks fucked up for a number of reasons, but somehow the sad vestiges of the base of the penis are the worst bit. A reminder of what might have been.
Regarding the highlighted, has anyone ever seen how this intestinal tissue is, er, harvested? There has to be a gastro/colorectal surgeon involved, no? Or are plastic surgeons fucking about with people's intestines now? It's basically a bowel resection which is a very delicate procedure for even the most skilled colorectal surgeon and it can easily go wrong. It's a miracle that more people aren't dying from fucking peritonitis or some shit by having their intestines messed around with for no real medical reason.
This is the colongina, right? (”sigmoid colon vaginoplasty”) There’s a summary here
A sigmoid colon section approximately 6-7 inches in length is harvested as a pedicle flap, with the neurovascular bundle, through an abdominal incision, then the rest of the colon is reconnected. The sigmoid colon section is connected to the perineum using genital skin flaps.
And a bit more with a picture on Chettawut’s website:
Colon vaginoplasty is an intrusive procedure in which the intra-abdominal cavity must be entered via a low transverse abdominal incision (like Caesarean section incision in biological female).
A 20 cm colon segment is selected from a part of the sigmoid colon for being used as the colon graft.
One end of colon graft is closed while the other end is open and slide down through the vaginal tunnel for suturing to vaginal opening.
My bestest gal pal Ashton Williams is complaining of receiving her first death threat. Honestly I don’t know why anyone would do this. First: Ashton’s frank video testimony should () put anyone off phalloplasty. Second: sepsis gonna get her eventually, just wait.
Regarding the highlighted, has anyone ever seen how this intestinal tissue is, er, harvested? There has to be a gastro/colorectal surgeon involved, no? Or are plastic surgeons fucking about with people's intestines now? It's basically a bowel resection which is a very delicate procedure for even the most skilled colorectal surgeon and it can easily go wrong. It's a miracle that more people aren't dying from fucking peritonitis or some shit by having their intestines messed around with for no real medical reason.
Let’s get real dude… Any plastic surgeon doing these abominations have a colorectal surgeon on their speed dial for whenever an anal fistula happens and poop starts to come out of the mangina.
So yeah… Just like Dr. Shhdfds Gallagher pays anesthesiologists big bucks, no questions asked, to come to her suburban “medical clinic” and put crazy women under, I’m sure these butchers pay some colorectal surgeons handsomely to come and help them mutilate their patients.
Heck, some probably do it half the going rate, if they can get first dibs on the near inevitable correction/fistula/colon repair surgery.
Colon vaginoplasty is an intrusive procedure in which the intra-abdominal cavity must be entered via a low transverse abdominal incision (like Caesarean section incision in biological female).
I am very surprised the troons have not been jumping all over this. They can have an incision almost like a real woman would get! They could get phantom euphoria boners every time they look at the scar.
I am very surprised the troons have not been jumping all over this. They can have an incision almost like a real woman would get! They could get phantom euphoria boners every time they look at the scar.
My bestest gal pal Ashton Williams is complaining of receiving her first death threat. Honestly I don’t know why anyone would do this. First: Ashton’s frank video testimony should () put anyone off phalloplasty. Second: sepsis gonna get her eventually, just wait.
Not that this isn't all insane in the first place, but this is especially insane to me personally as I've had these surgeries due to Crohn's disease and even then surgery is viewed as a last resort. They are incredibly painful and that's just dealing with the abdominal wound itself, sans brand new colongina. idk, this one just seems the absolute worst since it's the same surgery that people with serious disease have, but certain people do it for funsies.
Not that this isn't all insane in the first place, but this is especially insane to me personally as I've had these surgeries due to Crohn's disease and even then surgery is viewed as a last resort. They are incredibly painful and that's just dealing with the abdominal wound itself, sans brand new colongina. idk, this one just seems the absolute worst since it's the same surgery that people with serious disease have, but certain people do it for funsies.
I don't think thats an Ayden it looks like a soy filled male thats never worked or been to the gym and somehow stole a dick from a guy from west Africa.
Some asians, especially SE asians, tend to have way darker genitals/nipples/buttholes.
Something to do with their pigmentation, but literally everybody's body does it; by "it" i mean anywhere our bodies cause friction by rubbing up against itself will be darker bc of whatever the process is called. But yeah, certain types of asians are notorious for it, which that dude most likely is. Youve probably seen a lighter asian woman with super dark nipples before, same shit.
Youd think people would trim their fuckin nasty bushes before posting a nude selfie all over the internet, but shame doesnt exist anymore apparently.
Can concur with the culprit endorsement, they have interesting patterns and are super comfy. Hm I was about to post some context from transbucket to keep this message on topic, but it seems like images aren't loading. Anyone else having this issue?
Anyways heres some stuff from the transgender_surgeries subreddit.
i wish doctors would just be honest
they often block requests and critiques with a boilerplate "its just not medically possible"
when what they mean is "yes ofc its possible but i don't have the skill to do it." which i wish they would then follow up with "here's a list of doctors who do have the skill tho and i want you to have the best care"
they say "its not possible" when what they mean is "yes its possible but theres no insurance code for that/the way i would have to code it would have such a low payout and won't be profitable for me"
when what they mean is "yes its possible and i could do it but even tho its been peer reviewed and rigorously tested several times its still uncommon and i don't want to be on the frontier bc my malpractice insurance is too high as it is"
when what they mean is "yes its possible and i could do it but it just takes more time than the most common technique and i don't care enough to make my life harder than it is to get the results that YOU want"
when what they mean is "yes its possible and i could do it but this is the usa and here the priority goes insurance and health corporations, me, and then you"
when what they mean is "yes its possible and i could do it but i just don't want to"
Meet Alexe1337 (A) He got GRS about a month ago. His reddit account was made a couple years ago but he only got a active after his chop. Because of this, I think he's a bit worried about the status of his new rig. View attachment 4255687 View attachment 4255722
A recent selfie of him that he posted about three weeks after his surgery. This top looks like it's held together by clothespins. I can't tell if it is part of the design of the top. Either way it's shitty. God I love how bad troon fashion is.
Here's a few of his posts:
Almost 3 week post-op srs dr brassard. fibrin? should i worry. (A)
Seems like he had a complication and visited the hospital. He doesn't specify if he saw his surgeon or not. He lost the thing that matters most to troons - depth.
36 day post op Pictures and Questions, Dr Brassard, read picture captions (A)
Its probably mostly the pic angles er sumn, but this dude has one of the most feminine faces ive ever seen on a tranny. Genuinely thought you were gonna say something about some crazy TiF, not a TiM with a gaping neovag lol.
Not that this isn't all insane in the first place, but this is especially insane to me personally as I've had these surgeries due to Crohn's disease and even then surgery is viewed as a last resort. They are incredibly painful and that's just dealing with the abdominal wound itself, sans brand new colongina. idk, this one just seems the absolute worst since it's the same surgery that people with serious disease have, but certain people do it for funsies.
Well heres a disturbing video I found that was posted a month ago, so it might have been posted here already but I'm pretty sure it hasn't been.
8 Months Post-Op "House Tour" by VegVal
He posted two comments to accompany the video:
I don't know why Reddit didn't allow me to post the explanation with the video, so here it goes:
This was my first in-person appoint with Dr. Laungani (GrS Montreal) after the surgery, 8 months after the fact. I live in another Province, so my previous follow-ups with him were remote.
I asked him to explain what was what and have my partner record it, because I wasn't super sure (labia minora, anyone? XD). So he went around explaining. I had also told him I wasn't being able to get aroused by touch, and I was worried sensitivity was an issue. So he touched me ever-so- slightly... and my partner made us all laugh out loud! XD
Hopefully you'll see how the final product looks for the GrS Montreal surgeons, if you're wondering!
P.S.: I had a zero depth vaginoplasty, and without dilating, a small skin bridge formed on the back of the inner walls of my labia. Dr. Laungani and I had already talked about it, and I preferred to let it be, as it is not being a hassle. I also had *major* dehiscence shortly after the surgery, and it seems like it didn't affect the end result much. Still 4 months to go before it's fully, fully healed, though.
I saw a few comments regarding hair that went to my e-mail but I can't see to find them here.
For those who don't know, the technique they use in GrS Montreal doesn't require any prior hair removal. You just need to use a depilatory cream the night before the surgery. Not shaving - it has to be a depilatory cream so they can see the follicles well. By what Dr. Laungani told me, he cuts the skin layer, turns the skin around, and cauterizes the hair follicles through the underside. I think only GrS and some other hospital use this technique, as far as I know?
Also, I asked him if it could be done on the face and neck and he said no, destroying my hopes, hahaha!
Its probably mostly the pic angles er sumn, but this dude has one of the most feminine faces ive ever seen on a tranny. Genuinely thought you were gonna say something about some crazy TiF, not a TiM with a gaping neovag lol.
TFW: Your “real self” is a zipper tittied, wide hipped, very feminine one.
Obligatory NICE HIPS, BRO!
This girl goes by u/uneffectedcats and to absolutely nobody’s surprise her comment/post history is the most stereotypically feminine thing ever. Full of “I cried”, “omg! You look amazing!” and various other expressions of being a heterosexual girl socialized as a heterosexual girl.