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

[Haesindang Park]

Unethical human experimentation indeed. How is any of this not in conflict with the Hippocratic Oath and Declaration of Helsinki these days?

 

[Procrastinhater]

Nope that's Stumpdick. Gruffins still at it.

I always get them confused because Tentacle Dicks dick looks like a stump.
Gotta apreciate the Cthulu motif though. Dont see that everyday.

Unethical human experimentation indeed. How is any of this not in conflict with the Hippocratic Oath and Declaration of Helsinki these days?

Money.
Money matters more to them than morals.

 

[2525ABC]

Then you will like this one.

My favorite surgery posts are the ones where you just KNOW that there’s some real fuckery coming up in the future.

Where they basically mail a package full of fuckmahlifeup to themselves for future delivery. Like this broad:

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“I HAVE BAD VEINS… WILL THIS BE A PROBLEM?!”

Lmao!

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Nah, what could possibly go wrong with a surgery where the rotdog will go necrotic if it doesn’t get enough blood?

And she ALREADY fucked up her veins, junkie style, so that a simple blood drawing requires over a dozen attempts.

I’m looking forward to updates on this one!

This one has a bleeding disorder...

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It's me again, that guy with the (Taylor Swift intensifies) bad blood. This is a really long post so apologies, but I thought it might have some good info for others with more complex health needs.

A while back I asked about different doctors who may have the facilities/expertise to care for bleeding disorder patients after having to switch surgeons (was originally going to see Dr. Santucci, but the TX surgical center didn't have facilities to care for me). Ultimately the consult list was expanded to NYU, OHSU, Dr. Gupta's team, Dr. O'Brien-Coon's team, and Dr. Chen/Buncke Clinic. Reasons were as follows:

NYU and Dr. Gupta-- Perform delay flaps (may reduce risk of vascular complications), operate out of major hospitals

OHSU and Dr. O'Brien-Coon-- Operate out of very large hospitals and are also experienced. I like that their offices have specific trans surgery centers in the hospitals instead of isolated doctors. Makes me worry less about post-op monitoring.

Dr. Chen/Buncke Clinic-- Has operated on a bleeding disorder patient (and other complex cases) previously.

I have consults with all above in June except NYU and Dr. Chen. Originally NYU had me down for January 2027, but I got moved up to December 2024 recently. Still a pretty suckee timeline but I figured I'd keep the option open just in case.

As for Dr. Chen/Buncke Clinic, I have been in the process of consulting with them for the past month. Most recent consult was yesterday, and I have mixed feelings overall. I met with Dr. Chen and Dr. Safa separately, and given the mixed messages I encountered I'm planning to meet with Dr. Watt sometime soon as well.

Consult with Dr. Safa: Honestly not great. I had provided Logan with all of my medical information and Logan said he'd relayed my case details to the Buncke Clinic doctors before, but I think there must have been some miscommunication somewhere because Dr. Safa was not prepared to meet with me. He was not familiar with my case, or the extent of my bleeding history. When I asked him how he might stage things or course-correct based on my case, he laid out the general staging he does and then said he'd need to consult with their hematologist. Which is fine, but should have been done in advance of the meeting so I actually knew what the staging would look like. When I tried to advocate for changes to the procedure to accommodate my needs he was also quite resistent. Example being me asking for observation after all surgeries. He responded that their office doesn't observe after small operations like glansplasty. When I pushed he said that's just how they do it. If he'd listened to me or looked at my case, it would be obvious that "small operation" has no bearing on whether I bleed really. I had prolonged bleeding after getting my wisdom teeth out for goodness sake (3 days icing my jaws y'all) and these surgeries are in a much more vascular area. So I have concerns.

Consult with Dr. Chen: I was pushy about making sure Dr. Chen reviewed my case in advance of my consult and it paid off. I emailed documentation to their scheduler and surgical clinic email a couple days beforehand and spoke on the phone to one of their clinicians the day before. In every interraction I emphasized how Dr. Chen needed to brief himself before our consult for it to be productive and Dr. Chen was thankfully very well prepared when we talked. He was pretty brutally honest about how difficult things would be for me. Whereas Dr. Santucci had been down to try pretty much anything, Dr. Chen did not recommend UL or vaginectomy in my case. His thought process was since I have an extensive bleeding history, minimizing the number of operations and surgical sites is also important. Though he's had cases like mine before, he's said they're often very traumatic and he almost lost someone, so it makes sense that he wants to be very cautious with me. I don't disagree with him. Though it does suck to hear, and I have really wanted UL, I'm glad he sets up realistic expectations with his patients. However I do get the sense that I make him nervous and he's not fully confident operating on me.

So the two consults vibes were confused/unhelpful and organized/scared. These are uh, very different. So I'm going to see how my consult with Dr. Watt goes. I do appreciate how accommodating Dr. Chen/Buncke Clinic have been in terms of my timeline, but I also want to make sure I'm going with a team that can handle me and at this point I don't have confidence in that. This was honestly a little surprising given how highly they're spoken of in the community, but I'm also aware my case is a little out there. Will update with other consult info as it comes.

Lessons for others: yell from the rooftops about your issues before consults! Sometimes doctors really need the extra push.

But don't worry, she's met a friend in the comments who already almost bled out on Dr Chen's table.

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I’m probably Chen’s previous bleeding disorder patient. He/we didn’t know about my bleeding disorder prior to phallo despite having bleeding history so that didn’t impact the planning. he is a Very conservative, cautious surgeon. So you probably could advocate for getting UL and vaginectomy if it’s very important to you. You will need to really coordinate between them and the hematologist and advocate for how long you think you need to stay in the hospital. Dr Watt was the other surgeon involved with em and handled my glansplasty. So hopefully he understands the need to stay in the hospital after the glansplasty (I was in for 3-5 days after and still had some bleeding, so in future I will advocate for in home transfusions after leaving the hospital)

And at least she won't have to worry about clots unlike this specimen

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I can personally vouch for Dr. Coon. I’ve had surgeries with him at both Johns Hopkins Hospital and Brigham Women’s Hospital. Don’t let the name turn you off on the later. It’s part of the Mass General Hospital system. Him being part of these teaching hospital systems allows him to take on more risk. He admitted to a dedicated plastics/flap unit at each hospital. That’s very vital during his stage 1. He also takes on patients with complex cases that either refuse to go back to their original surgeon or were abandoned by their surgeon.

I’m not sure if your bleeding disorder caused excessive bleeding or clots. As far as my personal experience goes, I’m heterozygous for Prothrombin G20210A mutation. Basically, I’m at more risk than the average person for clots. Dr. Coon said he slightly altered his surgical suturing technique for my recent scrotoplasty. I’m not too sure what he did, but I didn’t have too many issues healing. He also made sure there was heparin shots every 8 hours while immobile and other orders as preventative measures.

Various insane women trying to die for a rotdog.

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[monstrous bubo]

This one has a bleeding disorder

Such a manly man and a Swiftie too! Ladies, form an orderly queue. Unless li’l pooner is gay

 

[Fapcop]

I was about to post the bleeder one.

Holy shit, words fail me.

This dumb broad bled for TWO DAYS, when she had a simple wisdom tooth extraction, and wants to get a rotdog… A complicated surgery that’s risky in terms of complications, even in the best of cases?

Mindboggling. Truly mindboggling.

 

[Rapunzel]

I was about to post the bleeder one.

Holy shit, words fail me.

This dumb broad bled for TWO DAYS, when she had a simple wisdom tooth extraction, and wants to get a rotdog… A complicated surgery that’s risky in terms of complications, even in the best of cases?

Mindboggling. Truly mindboggling.

Mind-boggling and yet, I cannot wait to see/read the follow up post surgery. This is potentially exciting.

 

[AfghanBlue]

"They are indistinguishable from cis vulva!" Okay kiwis, here are some assorted vulvas. some cis, some trans. can you guess which one is which?

Spoiler: assorted vulvae

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1.cis
2. trans
3. cis
4. cis
5. trans
6. cis
7. cis
8. trans
9. trans
10. trans
11. trans
12. trans
13. cis

Omg. The second one made me notice something they all hve to n extend- the gross… tail/ spine sort of thing? Curling up into the actual amhole?
Fuck.

I did actually get one wrong tho! I thought hella-no-lips (3?) was trans. Maybe they had a labiaplasty, who knows

 

[Slur Generator]

Mind-boggling and yet, I cannot wait to see/read the follow up post surgery. This is potentially exciting.

Id say we would read about it on the news but we all know it will be swept under the rug if she dies.

 

[Got Milk!]

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Holy frump, that's one unfortunately looking man. "Tits" look like Mazaal's hand eyes,



and "pussy" looks like it was designed for dispensing condiments on a commercial food production line (in the mirror picture I quoted). Life is just... Well, you're not winning, son.

 

[Gimme the skinny]

"They are indistinguishable from cis vulva!" Okay kiwis, here are some assorted vulvas. some cis, some trans. can you guess which one is which?

Spoiler: assorted vulvae

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Spoiler: answers

1.cis
2. trans
3. cis
4. cis
5. trans
6. cis
7. cis
8. trans
9. trans
10. trans
11. trans
12. trans
13. cis

Well sometimes WE CAN ALWAYS TELL.
The biggest rebuttal the trans woman hates most.

 

[Fapcop]

Well sometimes WE CAN ALWAYS TELL.
The biggest rebuttal the trans woman hates most.

The thing is, those pictures are extreme closeups. The biggest tip off is always the placement, which you can’t always see in these pics. Telling as they are though.

 

[Sinner's Sandwich]

Well sometimes WE CAN ALWAYS TELL.

Especially when you see the disgusting man attached to it

 

[Thomas Eugene Paris]

The surgeon admits that he almost lost a patient with the same bleeding tendency. Does this person think he means "misplaced"?

For a surgeon to admit that is pretty remarkable. it sounds like he's afraid to say no to her because he knows he'll be cancelled on the Internet, but he really wants to say no.

 

[Otterly]

the gross… tail/ spine sort of thing? Curling up into the actual amhole?
Fuck.

Perineal raphe. Very, very manly.

 

[Aunt Carol]

Unethical human experimentation indeed.

See, as long as they don't keep track of results, there's no collected data or analysis of the data--it's not an experiment at all. Gender is magic like that.

 

[Haesindang Park]

The surgeon admits that he almost lost a patient with the same bleeding tendency. Does this person think he means "misplaced"?

For a surgeon to admit that is pretty remarkable. it sounds like he's afraid to say no to her because he knows he'll be cancelled on the Internet, but he really wants to say no.

I guess letting transgenders die is more acceptable than saying no to their SRS procedures. The funeral industry totally loves this. Imagine being a funeral director and most of the bodies you deal with were post-op transgenders no later than their 40s.

 

[Otterly]

the gross… tail/ spine sort of thing? Curling up into the actual amhole?
Fuck.

Perineal raphe. Very, very manly.

 

[Gimme the skinny]

Omg. The second one made me notice something they all hve to n extend- the gross… tail/ spine sort of thing? Curling up into the actual amhole?
Fuck.

I did actually get one wrong tho! I thought hella-no-lips (3?) was trans. Maybe they had a labiaplasty, who knows

Number three has no scars. She probably could be very skinny too. Lol

 

[hufflemuff]

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I was about to post the bleeder one.

Holy shit, words fail me.

This dumb broad bled for TWO DAYS, when she had a simple wisdom tooth extraction, and wants to get a rotdog… A complicated surgery that’s risky in terms of complications, even in the best of cases?

Mindboggling. Truly mindboggling.

I wonder if her HRT is aggravating this since estrogen has coagulative effects and she's lowering it artificially.

 

[AfghanBlue]

I guess letting transgenders die is more acceptable than saying no to their SRS procedures. The funeral industry totally loves this. Imagine being a funeral director and most of the bodies you deal with were post-op transgenders no later than their 40s.

The child/baby sized coffin industry is in for a boon, what with all these lil poons