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

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- Haunted "please, please kill me" eyes
- Tight, tense, non-smile
- Absurd hair that looks like a cheap wig (why???)
- Cute grandma mug with geese on it
- If there was any possibility of "passing," she'd be "chubby, arrogant, neurotic hipster who cries when he's drunk and will never stop calling you"
 
The fucking "My experience with Dr. Centrulo" post made by @batteredpancakes and @Bees on Toast has been the first time I have actually just laughed my ass off reading someone's surgical experience. The whole thing feels like the OP is beyond detatched from reality, talking about her surgery like it's getting car parts replaced. And of course defending the surgeon despite her admitting to him LITERALLY USING HER AS HIS GUINEA PIG:
"All this said. I like Dr. Cetrulo. He is a nice guy and I think he has good intentions. I also think he is not being up front about how experimental and theoretical this process is, and I think that is dangerous. He really needs to be clear about that and let people decide if they are up for him working out his theories on their bodies."
Uhmmmm dude, king, bro, do you realize you are confirming what the transphobes think about most SRS doctors here????? Pretty transphobic to us trans folks just trying to get life-saving surgery...
 
No matter how many mistakes I make or self destruction I put myself through, I come to this thread and it makes me feel so at peace. Because nothing I do comes close to elective mutilation by hack surgeons.
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New study dropped:
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Patient reported symptoms and adverse outcomes seen in Canada's first vaginoplasty postoperative care clinic

This was released on Jan 11, 2023. I refuse to pay for the full access so any students that wanna post the full thing, be my guest. Keep in mind this was done in Canada, a troon-enabling country. Here are the highlights:
  • The sample consisted of 80 individuals with the mean age of 39 years (19–73). Most patients had surgery at another surgical center in Canada (76.3%). Many patients (22.5%) accessed care in the first 3 months after surgery, with the majority (55%) seeking care within the first perioperative year. Most patients (61.3%) were seen for more than one visit and presented with more than two symptoms or concerns.
  • Common patient-reported symptoms during clinical visit included pain (53.8%), dilation concerns (46.3%), and surgical site/vaginal bleeding (42.5%). Sexual function concerns were also common (33.8%) with anorgasmia (11.3%) and dyspareunia (11.3%) being the most frequent complications. The most common adverse outcomes identified by health care providers included hypergranulation (38.8%), urinary dysfunction (18.8%), and wound healing issues (12.5%).
This is more confirming evidence these procedures are abject failures. Over half experiencing pain, almost half experiencing dilation concerns and bleeding, sexual function issues? These are serious complications for something that is supposed to improve the quality of life. A treatment is only good if its therapeutic value is greater than the risks and complications which is not the case here. Whats worse is, there are people who want to green-light this surgery to kids.
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/nau.25132
 
I've been thinking about what kind of person would become a trans butcher and yes yes I know, a psychopath is the obvious answer, but it's a certain breed of psycho that chills my blood. Trans butchers kind of operate like medically approved (used loosely) serial killers, but without the killing. They have their profiles, the profiles of their victims, and hell, they even display trophies. Everyone knows that there are many psychopaths in the medical/surgical field because they can cut into another person and feel nothing and saving lives makes them feel like a god, and serial killers take lives because that makes them feel like gods. Trans butchers are an awful blend of the two. From the perspective of a sadist, you can kill someone once, but you can torture someone indefinitely.

I honestly don't know what scares me more: the butchers doing this because they feel nothing towards other people and suffering doesn't bother them or that they do it because they like it and get off on the suffering.
 
Awful.
4 weeks post-op GCS u/raceinbk1980
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Not only does it look bad, it also smells too.
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Question after GCS​

I had penile inversion GCS 18 days ago. I’m wondering anyone who is postop, what smells do you have coming from your new vagina? I know the skin graphs have an odor, just curious. I think it’s pretty normal to have discharge after dilation and cleaning, but just asking about the smell.
We even get to find out it smells like 🤮
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Rando: Mine was smelly for a out 6 weeks (smelt of old sweaty, manky socks!!) Now, @14 weeks, there is no smell. I had PI.

Thank you! That’s the smell! Could t even have put my finger on it like you did! At least I have something to look forward too! I was thinking if this was what I have to deal with the rest of my life, I’ll never have any fun with it!
Sounds like somebody's neovaginal flora are producing 3-methylbutanoic acid! How validating!!!

Edited to say holy shit, I remember this one from when he first posted it. Time evidently does not heal all wounds, because instead of looking like an orangutan, it looks like an orangutan corpse after a few days in the heat of the jungle.
 
The joys of scrolling this thread while dead tired and half asleep. For a split second my brain went: "That's an elephant... wait, no."

The pattern-seeking brain, formed through millions of years of evolution - only to be fooled by a lowly tranny butcher.
They're like Rorschach blots:

It's an elephant! It's a spider! It's a 3,000-eyed oyster! It's a pen- oh, nope, my bad!
 
The odds of a 73 (!) year old coming out of an invasive surgery without a one complication is already pretty low ain't it? Err I mean, let's give grand-pa-ma a cosmetic surgery they don't even need, it'll be fineeee :)
I think my grandma was around that age for hip surgery, granted she did recover fairly well, but she also spent about two months in a rehabilitation center and did everything they told her and pushed herself to do more so she could go back home.

So many of these troons are bedridden from their elective fuckup, they get less exercise than a 70 year old with a hip replacement.
 
Awful.
4 weeks post-op GCS u/raceinbk1980
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Not only does it look bad, it also smells too.
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Question after GCS​

I had penile inversion GCS 18 days ago. I’m wondering anyone who is postop, what smells do you have coming from your new vagina? I know the skin graphs have an odor, just curious. I think it’s pretty normal to have discharge after dilation and cleaning, but just asking about the smell.
We even get to find out it smells like 🤮
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Rando: Mine was smelly for a out 6 weeks (smelt of old sweaty, manky socks!!) Now, @14 weeks, there is no smell. I had PI.

Thank you! That’s the smell! Could t even have put my finger on it like you did! At least I have something to look forward too! I was thinking if this was what I have to deal with the rest of my life, I’ll never have any fun with it!
LOL. That am hole is flipping everyone off.
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Post-op HSTS realizes getting the dickchop has lifetime consequences.
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Dilation is literally consuming my life, does it get better?

I am a little over 45 days post op. Everything’s almost healing well, but I am one of chett’s girl so yeah that means sticking to an extremely rigorous dilation schedule.

Initially I used to have to have no problem doing it 3 times a day for 70 mins. But lately it’s just been a lot. Frequent mental breakdowns, because dilation is all I am doing these days. No social interaction, barely going out, (it’s still discomforting to stand for longer and sitting is still uncomfortable) and with dilation it’s like by the time I am done with one session it’s already time for another. Some days it feels more heavy, other days I comfort myself by saying it’ll get better. But it’s just a lot. It’s just me venting out here.

I had other trans girl say me how frustrating dilation would be, but you only realize it when you’re yourself in that space. I can totally see someone getting extremely depressed because of it, gladly I have a partner, to whom I am crying most of the days, while he sits besides me and lands me kisses all over face and holds my hand. It’s hard! I am hopeful that it’ll get better and that I’ll look back at these times and be glad I made it. Sending lots of hugs to someone going through the same. It’s hard ik.
3.5 hours everyday of just sitting there holding a dilator in a wound sounds like slow torture.
 
I know they have these plug things for vaginal prolapse you can kind of just shove in there and go about your day, I wonder why they haven’t made something like that for mtfs. Seems like it’d be a lot easier than making a production out of dialiating 4x a day.
 
I know they have these plug things for vaginal prolapse you can kind of just shove in there and go about your day, I wonder why they haven’t made something like that for mtfs. Seems like it’d be a lot easier than making a production out of dialiating 4x a day.
Morticians have such a thing as an A/V plug.
 
I know they have these plug things for vaginal prolapse you can kind of just shove in there and go about your day, I wonder why they haven’t made something like that for mtfs. Seems like it’d be a lot easier than making a production out of dialiating 4x a day.
I hadn't thought of that, but it is a good point.

Any medfags around? Why can't troons use an all-day-keep-in dialator?
Maybe it's too much of an infection risk or something.
 
Any medfags around? Why can't troons use an all-day-keep-in dialator?
Maybe it's too much of an infection risk or something.
They describe it being extremely difficult and painful to dilate while laying still with lubricant. Trying to leave a solid object in there while moving around would be painful, and possibly tear open the wound or cause a fistula or pressure ulcer.
I never thought about a fistula forming, but it is absolutely going to be a painful experience. That and infection are probably the most likely reasons.
I do know that Eunuchs after being castrated would basically have their urethra plugged for around 100 days to prevent stricture formation, and there were side effects like hemorrhage and infection. The eunuchs would only remove the plug to urinate.
 
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