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

[AfghanBlue]

I guess i’m just easily fooled by the lovely ladies and doodly doods.

More baffling to me is that all of this information is out there, and yet people still sign up for it. Optimism is a hell of a drug.

I'd say that, during the boom of chop shop ops, and subsequent immediate fuck ups, literally within the last year, it's becoming harder for even the troons to bury their heads in the sand about the truer state of things, try though they might.
Hard luck for all the human sacrifices along the way, and it's very slow going, but it is progress.

The gross miserable rest of the lives that the surgery victims have to live out, with their increasingly degrading wounds, will also fester away in the background of the communities of troons online, and will hopefully stem the tide as a continuous buildup.

And this^ is what trannies call genocidal anti trans rhetoric - this is me "literally wanting them not to exist", as they see it.
Hoping that people don't mutilate themselves in the grotesque fashions w see every day here, they take as murderous hate. Truly cult level reversal.

 

[LaughJoke2.0]

I never trust a pic or video put online by a tranny they manipulate them with lighting, make up, angles, and posing. Blaire White is probably one of the more "passable" trannies and while he looks fake as fuck you wouldn't on 1st view immediately think troon. But I saw a pic of him where he had no control it was at a auditorium and someone took a pic from a second level down on him and dude has shoulders like a line backer.

Google search any actress who is a real woman but with no make up. If you can't trust what real women look like when the veil is removed What the Fuck makes you think you can trust a Tranny?

 

[Punished Neco]

Today I learned that apparently your nipples falling off after top surgery isn't an uncommon occurrence.
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Ignore the file name, it's a movie quote.

 

[Otterly]

Very masculine presenting belly button, way too high.

That was my first impression too. It’s funny to have to sit down and put into words what makes the differences, when it’s such an instinctive, instant judgement.

 

[Flaming_Barghast]

Today I learned that apparently your nipples falling off after top surgery isn't an uncommon occurrence.
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Ignore the file name, it's a movie quote.

Tbf happens with masectomies done after breast cancer removal, too. It's a very small part that is hard to reattach blood supply to. It's why many women who get that surgery tattoo them on instead of trying to save it. I think some tattooists even do it for free? I'm not 100% on that though.

 

[batteredpancakes]

u/Xeroform22 has written an update about Dr. Cetrulo and the results of his butchery. 100% complication rate and he's escaping to California.
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Spoiler: Update on my experience with Dr. Cetrulo

Hey all,

I have posted about my experiences with Dr. Cetrulo in Boston, MA before, and wanted to give an update. Much is going on with his patients, but it is largely happening in private post-op spaces that are not accessible to folks who have not had surgery with this team. I do think that it should be public knowledge so other folks don’t wind up in the same place that I, and so many other patients have found ourselves in.

Early on I helped to spread the lies that Dr. Cetrulo told his patients, and I feel a need to rectify that. He claimed that he had a method for abdominal phalloplasty that required no arm graft for UL, and would lead to great sensation and the ability to stand to pee, as well as ‘perfect aesthetics’. This ended up being almost entirely theoretical. While he was enthusiastically recruiting patients and telling us how amazing this was, he did not disclose that he had not actually gotten any patients to the point of UL and nerve hook up, neither of which have worked successfully thus far.

Many of his patients (I know of at least a dozen) have gone through 3-10 surgeries only to have to start entirely over with a new donor site. Folks who went through a smaller number of surgeries happened to bail early. Other folks had surgery after surgery without getting to any reasonable end, and eventually switched to other surgical teams to start over, either because they could see that things weren’t going well, or because they eventually had blood flow issues that led to necrosis and no other choice.

Dr. Coon’s practice (also in Boston) has been absolutely overrun by revision/redo patients. Drs. Chen/Safa have also taken on many patients, myself included.

With many patients still in process (some quite early on) Dr. Cetrulo has announced that he is relocating to Cedars Sinai in California. MGH is transferring his remaining patients to a surgeon who has zero phalloplasty experience.

This doesn’t even go into the nightmare that the urology team has been. Leaving folks in catheters for months on end, being impossible to reach, and claiming a 100% complication rate. It seems clear to me that the urologist made no attempt to learn to do UL for phalloplasty properly, and instead applied techniques meant to reconstruct cis-penis urethras, which failed and caused scarring and other issues. The only good thing I can say about the urologist is that he is at least forthcoming about their inability to succeed in UL hook up for abdo patients. Cetrulo just continues to lie.

The surgeon taking over his cases is defaulting to the tried and true method of using an arm graft for the urethra. While I appreciate that he is being realistic about what will work instead of making folks into unwitting experiments, many people signed up for this method specifically because they wanted to avoid an arm graft.

I had a revision (the first of at least a few) with Drs. Chen/Safa. When they cut out the massive amount of scarring they also looked for the nerves that Cetrulo told them were in the abdo flap, and were only able to find a tiny nerve, high up in my penis that they said would not have provided sensation. In other folks they were not able to locate nerves at all. I do not know of anyone who has gained sensation from his nerve hook up, though he told us it would be comparable to, if not better than RFF.

It is my hope that he is essentially running away from this situation and will not continue to perform phalloplasty at all. But, just in case, I want to warn folks away from him. He is one of the worst. When I spoke to the Buncke folks about the amazing revision that Dr. Chen had done for a Rumer patient they told me that the Rumer patient came to them in much better shape than I did. That was pretty horrifying.

There are many great surgeons offering phalloplasty. I assumed that a prestigious surgeon at a world-class hospital must be one of them, but I was wrong. Moral of the story; keep yourself safe and don’t go to Dr. Cetrulo.

" Early on I helped to spread the lies that Dr. Cetrulo told his patients..."
Yes that's exactly what you did.

 

[AfghanBlue]

It's happening, it's happening!


Even The Elephant.


Just by the by... Where were these nerves supposed to magically appear from, for Cetrulos abdominal nightmares?

Elephant seems to have had people rooting around looking for one he said was there, which is that? Hopefully for her not anything scavagened from her clit.

With the absolute shitstorm she's had, I can imagine even trying to nut has been way far off on the agenda.

I can't even recall if she still has a vagina, or anything for them to work with. Maybe? That seems to be the small mercy of his method, that he left things in place while his grotesque elephant trunks made their journey down the abdomen. But with the amount of his patients and the sheer experimental quackery of it, I'm willing to bet that if not all, some tifs will have already had their Natal Junk irreparably fucked with and nixed by him already.

[Fig. Transmasc couple Finn and Noah attend their first surgical consult with Cetrulo. From 1994's The Lyin' King.]

 

[Rick The Stick]

Id

Tbf happens with masectomies done after breast cancer removal, too. It's a very small part that is hard to reattach blood supply to. It's why many women who get that surgery tattoo them on instead of trying to save it. I think some tattooists even do it for free? I'm not 100% on that though.

rather have a barbie/ken chest than have weird tattoo nips. That seems far weirder than being a blank slate.

 

[HERE YOU GO]

That is one of the worst cases of a gangrenous rot dog I have ever seen.
Only the lack of circulation has saved this Pooner from sepsis, if that thing had a blood supply that was going into and draining from that fucking travesty of science the infection would have spread to the Pooners blood stream and adios muchachos.
That is truly horrific and shows the complete lack of any sensation that Pooners experience, as if that was able to send nerve signals it would be beyond agonizing.
Probably not at this point, as the nerves would have died, but leading up to this... that is fucking rotten. Literally.
It's like fucking roadkill that's been laid by the side of the highway in the Mississippi summer heat for a couple days.
The smell must be ungodly, that thing must be filling whatever ward she is on, she must smell like a mass grave.
I bet the doctor was just telling her to put iodine gel on and not to worry.
All part of normal healing, we'll clean it up in the next revision...

since hospitals are small, and probably even smaller where this fucker got this surgery, it has to be 100% the smell of death and unable to get away from it.
have you ever smelled a dead mouse or rat in a trap that was forgotten about just long enough to let it bloat and fester? like that, but also if you cut open the dead rodent, too
don't forget that good ol recycled fungus hospital air, mmmmm fermented gooey necrotic tissue thinly dispersed for everyone to enjoy.

she's like an empty jug of milk that sat out and inflated into a time bomb.
although hers already exploded so it's not just seeping out from under the lid.
makes me think of ed edd and eddy's el mongo stink bomb but with human body parts.

"it is said that scent is a gateway to one's true inner essence."
lmao

 

[LimeRikki]

Id

rather have a barbie/ken chest than have weird tattoo nips. That seems far weirder than being a blank slate.

Apparently, if you go to one of the really good professional medical tattooers, they can look decent.

But I think there definitely still will be a weirdness from the fact that it's 2D, so if you look at it from an angle that isn't the front, it's gonna be uncanny.

 

[batteredpancakes]

I used to think this, but lately I have put an exempt for men who transed since early childhood. They are the only ones who I struggle picking out of line. Taftaj as an example. He uses a lot of filters, he had surgery which breast augmentation is one of and is admittly psychopathic in his women mimicking, still I can usually overcome all of this with other trannies. I want you to look at his pictures and give me your opinions. (Other than the dick)

He's giving off an eunuchoid body shape to me. Massive stomach area and thin legs. The cinch is placed differently to woman and there is little fat padding on the legs. Along with the thigh bones being too vertical. See below for an example.

Spoiler: Eunuchoid symptoms chart/klinefelters

You can see how his body shape just drops vertically once you hit the bikini string. Most woman thighs extend outward more because the tip of the thigh bone and the underlying muscles create a natural divot there generally referred to as hip dips when exaggerated. This guy he doesn't have it at all because he has the leg angle of a male because he has a y chromosome.

Here's my shitty attempt correcting these masculine features.

Spoiler: Gif

 

[Foxymophandlemama]

Soft pajama pants are fun, I’ve never once seen my dick as cute

Kinda late and gay but I've never heard a real man call their dicks cute, it's hilarious how those Aidens never lose their femininity despite their sterilization through self harm and testosterone poisoning lol

 

[Tard Whisperer]

Found an interesting article
Age Is Just a Number: WPATH-Affiliated Surgeons’ Experiences and Attitudes Toward Vaginoplasty in Transgender Females Under 18 Years of Age in the United States (Milrod & Karasic, 2017)
This was a survey of vaginoplasty butchers:

Oh yeah, it's that thing that doesn't happen:

One surgeon admitted to removing the penis of a 15 year old boy:

“When I first started my practice, I would estimate that 85% of patients were older than 25. Now, I would say that only 40% of my patients are older than 25 in the last nine years.” In addition, although there was no unanimous recall of the youngest patient ever reported in the media to undergo the procedure, a few participants believed that they were responsible for having operated on “the youngest,” with surgeon 16 stating that “. the patient was a 15-year-old who was just on the cusp of turning 16.”

Quote from a concerned surgeon:

“I believe that anyone who is performing vulvoplasty should have a fellowship training that is at least one year. It is going to be a rough period figuring that out, but I think we will get there eventually. I have seen horrific unethical practices by surgeons who lie about their experience and horrific results surgically as a result of that. We are using transgender people as guinea pigs and the medical profession allows this to happen. WPATH has the ability to have some teeth and regulate this more. But we don’t. And while there is a concern that there are not enough surgeons and there is a 41% suicide attempt rate thrown around a lot, I don’t feel that there is any emergency regarding the provision of substandard care. There have been no major changes in surgery since the 1970s or 1980s. And there has been plenty of time to establish a fellowship. And now all of a sudden because it’s in the media, and really, the biggest reason for why everyone is doing it now, is the money is flowing. Because now insurance is paying. And now all these institutions have to have a program yesterday. And they are not doing it correctly, in my opinion. Seeing a week’s worth of surgery—maybe for a mastectomy, or maybe for an orchiectomy, or some of these other surgeries that are closely related, but this surgery is very advanced. The complications have severe consequences on patients’ lives and you can’t learn it in a week. And that is what’s happening; someone is going to see someone with a reputable name; they learn for a week, and they start doing them. And that is completely unethical!”

Surgeons stating they want more strict standards for surgeons

The term Wild West also was used by a few highly experienced surgeons who were alarmed at the absence of surgical standards and the ease of entering the subspecialty without any documented training. To remedy the potential influx of “a bunch of solo practitioners, basically cowboys or cowgirls who kind of build their little house, advertise, and suck people in” (surgeon 13), several participants called on the WPATH to assume a larger role in demanding more stringent professional requirements and contribute toward sponsoring fellowships and surgical trainings across the country.

On getting consent from minors for surgery

It appears that the preference for a team approach and dispersion of responsibility among several professionals were expressed partly as added safeguards before preoperative consultations, among them the discussion of fertility preservation. From an ethics perspective this presents a dilemma, because surgical castration is often the last link in a chain of transitioning related medical interventions. Even if the surgeon deems the teenager to be mature and expressing a definite intent to undergo the procedure, there simply might not be sufficient recognition of its finality. Recommendations in this area are to create a fertility preservation team in which the surgeon’s and hormone prescriber’s roles overlap when communicating facts, and that obtaining assent from the minor should be viewed as a continuing process rather than a singular event.

The rate of cutting of children's penis's will continue

The current absence of directives does not appear to stop vaginoplasties in female-affirmed minors; in fact, the rate of such procedures will likely continue to increase as surgeons refine their techniques and expand their patient population in tandem with earlier social transition and gonadal treatment of gender dysphoric adolescents in the United States.

 

[Sinner's Sandwich]

as surgeons refine their techniqes

LMAO as if. Sure, dicks upon dicks are getting butchered but the techniques stay crappy because what the genital mutilators are trying to do is impossible. The result will always be a mangled penis abomination.

 

[LaughJoke2.0]

He's giving off an eunuchoid body shape to me. Massive stomach area and thin legs. The cinch is placed differently to woman and there is little fat padding on the legs. Along with the thigh bones being too vertical. See below for an example.

Spoiler: Eunuchoid symptoms chart/klinefelters

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You can see how his body shape just drops vertically once you hit the bikini string. Most woman thighs extend outward more because the tip of the thigh bone and the underlying muscles create a natural divot there generally referred to as hip dips when exaggerated. This guy he doesn't have it at all because he has the leg angle of a male because he has a y chromosome.
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Here's my shitty attempt correcting these masculine features.

Spoiler: Gif

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Also his tits go east and west vs coming together like a real woman.

 

[batteredpancakes]

r/phallo is having a massive argument over gendered language. The rules of the sub is to avoid using any gender language and since the majority of girls on there identify as men they are not happy when their post/comments get deleted because they dared to use the words "guys" in a sentence.
First post I can find

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Spoiler: “Avoid necessarily gendered language”

I’m not trying to get banned or to have this post removed, but I genuinely want to know:

Why is saying “guy”, “bro”, or “man” to be avoided? Is phalloplasty not about getting male genitalia, with the majority of people on here being binary men? Are penises not inherently male? To clarify, yes, trans women can have them, same as how trans men can have vaginas, but I don’t think we should be saying vaginas can be male, when they’re not?

I got phallo because I want male genitalia that is similar to that of a cis male. Not “non-gendered” or “gender-neutral”.

I really don’t find that rule appropriate, when 90-95% of us are men and are uncomfortable with phallo being seen as non-male, when it’s the whole reason we’re going ahead with the process.

The binaries are not happy

Spoiler: Comments

It’s the kind of a rule that’s meant to be inclusive but I suspect that avoiding male terms ends up excluding the gender of the majority of users. I’d personally prefer a rule more to the effect of “All genders and identities are welcome. We don’t gatekeep who gets to have phalloplasty or other gender-affirming surgeries. Respect all users pronouns, identities and terms for their bodies.” Add flairs for pronouns if wanted.

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Honestly, the gender neutral terms really fuck with my dysphoria, it'd be nice to just have flairs or something for pronouns/preferred language when it comes to anatomy that way we can use the right terms and pronouns on an individual basis based on what the poster has flared

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This gender neutral approach causes dysphoria for me. It makes me feel different from “normal guys” when people avoid gendered language. My mom still does this to me after 14 years of being out to her. She will actively avoid any pronouns when speaking to or about me, thinking she’s doing me a favor because she’s been unaccepting of my lifestyle but she still considers that “support”.

All the enbies are getting downvoted for having a different opinion. How tolerant.
They're particulary miffed about OPs "Are penises not inherently male?" statement.

Spoiler: Downvoted comments

It’s honestly not difficult to avoid saying “hey guys” or “my dude” etc. It’s so easy and if it makes even a couple people not feel excluded, I’m down to do it.

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A penis is not gendered. Just think of the intersex community and all the variations of genitalia there are. So many possibilities and beautiful. Its up to the individual how they define their genitals.

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are penises “male genitalia”? you should already know the answer to that if you’re a trans person talking to trans people— any gender can have any set of genitalia and gendering one over the other in a space that is supposed to be trans-inclusive is bound to needlessly trigger dysphoria. implying your natal genitals makes you more of a man/woman is far worse to me dysphoria-wise than the difference in language usage.

i also think this could easily be resolved by having pronoun flairs.

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Second post, an enbie is hurt by all the truscum and hate comments in the previous post. Hurt that the idea of someone wanting a penis is seen as a man thing.
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Spoiler: Hurt by all this discussion

u/ZenithOfDisaster
I'm nonbinary, so let's get that out there first.

This is the first ever sub I found on phallo, and it has an incredible amount of knowledge on it that has been absolutely VITAL to figuring out not only the surgeries I want, but the doctors I want to do them. And do I want the full binary setup? No. Definitely not. I like my V and don't even mind calling it by its scientific name, or even slang terms for it. But I also want a penis. And I've wanted one ever since I can remember becoming aware of the differences in genders and genitalia in the world.

I've also hung out on the Salmacian sub since technically that aligns better both with my identity and the genitalia setup I'm looking for. But when I've asked questions about phallo there, they've told me that this is a much better resource with more people who know more about that specific set of surgeries (and my god is it ever!).

And I get it. Binary trans men deal with so much shit from the cis people of the world, and even a lot of shit from other queer people who want to insist you are every bit as privileged and oppressive as cishet men. You've been through your own gatekeeping by people who want you to not exist. You know how it feels to be discriminated against, talked over, and marginalized.

So why can't you show a little bit of self awareness and extend the same kind of respect and openness to the rest of the community of people who want phalloplasty that you wish had been shown to you by the rest of humanity at large?

It's not hard to not be a gatekeeper yourself, and people like me being allowed to not be met with terrible misgendering and get the surgeries we want to deal with our own dysphoria doesn't take away your own gender or keep you from getting the surgeries you want. But I get it. You've been powerless and discriminated against, and now you want to be the ones with the power so you can take your pain out on other people who, just like you, didn't deserve it.

Are you a man? Then man up and show people the grace you didn't get. Because this isn't r/trans-man-surgeries. This is r/phallo. And phallo is a surgery for more than just binary trans men.

PS: As someone with a degree in linguistics, yeah, I can agree on the point of guys/dude/etc being used in a neutral way most of the time. And I don't mind being called any of those words. But there are still people who don't want to be called those terms, so I'll respect that and not call them that. Personally I like the idea of flair for knowing how to refer to someone. But phallo itself shouldn't be gendered, and we should all be aware so we don't inflict the same pain we've been through on others.

Tl;Dr? This isn't a sub just for binary trans men. It's a sub for people of ALL genders, and it costs you $0 to respect that. I like the flair idea for how someone wants to be referred to, just don't call phallo a surgery for men only. Because it's not.

Edit: to the person who was concerned and reported me to RedditCareResources, I'm fine! Not in any danger, mostly just pissed to see a marginalized community I'm part of attacking each other like crabs in a bucket lol

Comments were locked of course. Since there was no option to harass her via comments, a transman harasses her with the get them help and support button (a common tactic on reddit). Though she's too stupid to realize this.

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Another post by a transman that just wants the fighting to stop. Also locked.

Spoiler: Pls chill

Okay idk why this subreddit is such a warzone rn lol. Lets just get flairs abt our personal preferences and then we are all good. And i think we can agree that saying something like "hey guys" in ur own post when not referring to a specific person or referring to a penis as a male organ when talking about it regarding yourself is fine. Hopefully the mods will take it into consideration; to alot of trans men its kinda uncomfortable not being able to talk about your transition to male as a transition to male

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One of the mods posted a locked post banning anyone talking about the gender rules.

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Spoiler: From now on, until we figure things out, posts about the mods, or the gendered rule will either be ignored or locked.

We’ve had post after post, and we’re trying to come up with a few ideas. Mods have lives outside of Reddit and can’t spend 24/7 going through stuff. Comments are getting heated and clog both the mod mail and mod queue. We may not be actively discussing with users, but we’ve been actively discussing upon ourselves things that could work for both ends of users, not to mention, the rule had previously existed before new people took over

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If you're wondering why the previous post is locking discussion about the mods, there has been complaining about a TiM being the main moderator. This mod is u/HiddenStill, someone we've talked about on here before. You can use the search bar to find out more.

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Spoiler: Why is a trans woman the mod?

No disrespect meant to the new mod, I'm sure she has good intentions however, I am not comfortable with a trans woman moderating a sub for trans men and trans masc people!

This sub is about our bodies and our journeys, to hear from others going through this process and who have been through it. It's to build a community.

Again, no disrespect intended but I think we deserve our own space and we should govern that space

Edit: Thank you to the mods who auto locked this

 

[On a Journey]

Found an interesting article
Age Is Just a Number: WPATH-Affiliated Surgeons’ Experiences and Attitudes Toward Vaginoplasty in Transgender Females Under 18 Years of Age in the United States (Milrod & Karasic, 2017)
This was a survey of vaginoplasty butchers:

Oh yeah, it's that thing that doesn't happen:

Here's some other interesting bits of this paper:

There was little concern over the younger adolescent and her ability to physically withstand the invasive procedure compared with a middle-age or elderly patient

This has always seemed like a problem to me. There is obviously going to be issues when you create a massive amount of scar tissue while the body might still be growing. From what I've read, regular males continue growing taller until somewhere between 16-20. If a male child has his puberty suppressed for a couple years, does that affect the age that they finish growing? My understanding is that the growth plates close (that's what determines adult height) when they're on cross-sex hormones, but surely they still have to catch up in other ways? There's no way everything in these kids' bodies, including what's in the pelvic region, has developed completely on track.

a few participants urged caution, suggesting that some adolescents engage in gender exploration as part of a developmental phase and as part of the current zeitgeist

They admitted it's a trend!

Nearly all participants reported an overwhelming reliance on mental health practitioners to assess the minor’s psychological readiness for surgery. Statements including “completely” (Surgeon 9) or “extremely” (Surgeon 10) were used to emphasize trust in the diagnostic expertise of mental health providers. Surgeon 3 concurred: "I rely on them entirely. I need to make sure that the patients have realistic expectations, that they are not ... I need to judge their maturity level and that they can handle pretty significant stress of any surgical procedure. But I don’t pretend to be a psychologist or have any expertise in the diagnosis of gender dysphoria, that’s a decision that needs experts."
However, a few pointed out that they were sometimes just as attuned to potential concerns as mental health professionals and would assume some responsibility for evaluating the patient’s psychological condition: "I scrutinize the letters that the mental health providers forward to me. If they are negative, I rely a lot on them because that has a lot of value. But since they are almost never negative, I may rely a lot less on them! Then I rely on my own experience. I cover everything that I believe should have been covered in the letter, and then I go through that list of capacity, development, all those issues in my check-off list. I do this because any other way is a disservice to the patient; I’m responsible for all that." (Surgeon 20)

These surgeons have no consensus on how much they can trust the mental health evaluations (IMO most of the gender therapists/psychologists are complete quacks). One of the surgeons says that they don't trust the letters because nearly all of them are positive but the majority of surgeons rely completely on those evaluations. I don't think that "surgeon 20" is the only one being sent overly positive letters.

It should be the surgeon, not the hormone prescriber. There is a lot of misinformation that the hormone prescribers give, in my opinion. They have no business talking about surgical issues, unless they have training. We could train the hormone providers, but too often they have never set foot in an operating room, and say things from a surgical standpoint that in my opinion simply is not true. And I don’t think that the hormone providers understand that when there is a micropenis, it’s a different surgery. When you all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail! (Surgeon 16)

Apparently these patients often do not understand the real risks of surgery until they are already talking to a surgeon. Obviously these surgeons are biased and we can't expect all of them to tell their naïve patients the whole truth so this is a problem.

Among nearly all surgeons, the term maturity rather than specific chronological age defined the desired mental readiness criterion for undergoing vaginoplasty and participating in crucial postsurgical dilatation.

This is the exact same shit that pedophiles say.

 

[batteredpancakes]

The sexual degenerates at r/salmacian are being weird as per usual.

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Spoiler: Text

Actually am asking for a friend: is there currently any way for an AMAB human to have a knotted, canine-like penis?

I have a friend who wants to have a canine-like knotted penis. Is this currently possible?

Manually approved by a mod as it was auto-blocked by a spam filter so it's a legit person.
This one is of course a furry. He seems to have that fetish for inflated characters that I used to unfortunately see a lot when I was on deviantart.

He has a post explaining his interesting set of fetishes that is relevant to his want for a canine penis.

Spoiler: r/sex post (text only)

Is there a name for this kink?

Is there any word for this kink: Basically anything involving body-changing (such as modularity, melting, becoming goo, becoming rubber, becoming inflatable etc.) but not transformation (species/sex swap, inanimate transformation, human/animal/anthro tf)

Things that are arousing:

• Taking off/reattaching/rearranging body parts
• Being liquid/melting/reforming into different shapes
• Becoming rubber/stretching/squishing
• Flattening, cartoon-style
• Becoming an inflatable (such as a pooltoy or balloon, a la r/pooltoyfurries)
• Genital nullification (optimal configuration: no nulge, genitals, anus, or urethra. Null patch is not visible but is sensitive to stimulation; full sensation and orgasm are possible)

Things that are not:

• Transforming into another human, animal, or furry
• Changing sex
• Transforming into an inanimate object
• Bondage or sensory deprivation
• Chastity/denial of orgasm
• Emasculating body changes

The overlap of gender people and body modders is always interesting. He seems to not be interested in a gender change but just the fetish of having a genital mod like the r/AMABwGD dudes.

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Phallo(+vaginoplasty) for someone with natal phallus?​

Hi there, I was wondering if anyone had any advice for where to start with information about having phalloplasty with a pre-existing phallus, to sort of create diphallia, alongside maybe phallus preserving vaginoplasty? I'm not sure where to start, and although I haven't fully decided if this is what I want long term, I do want to start looking into it. I am aware that this would be a very rough journey, but if this ends up being what I want, I'll go for it.

A neovagina, a phallus and a penis. How creative.

 

[AfghanBlue]

How the fuck do you get to the point where you think about being able to be liquid and turn into a pyramid or cube and that gets you hard

 

[LimeRikki]

How the fuck do you get to the point where you think about being able to be liquid and turn into a pyramid or cube and that gets you hard

Its a whole new level of pornsick.