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Yesterday I finally stretched my legs open a little further than usual (like, to the point where I felt a lot of discomfort and resistance), which allowed the fold of my left labia minora to peel all the way open, and this grey, almost moldy-looking skin became exposed, which shocked me. It doesn't hurt or anything, but it looks kinda nasty. I emailed my surgeon's team about it, but they take a little bit to respond sometimes. So in the meantime, does anyone know if this is just a build-up of dry/dead skin from the area being folded over this whole time, or is this something serious to actually worry about?

And look, I know I should've probably been rubbing in-between the folds while bathing this whole time, and I should have been making sure they were pulled all the way open while air-drying, and maybe that would've prevent this. But all my swelling and wound dehiscence has made this whole thing very difficult (especially spreading my legs too far, as the wound on the right side was so delicate and constantly threatening to pull further apart). I haven't really dared to try touching or peeling apart the fold by hand before because I've just been terrified to even go near the area. So yeah, that's the situation. Help?
At first glance I thought I was looking at a burnt cheese bun.
 
Another post from him a week ago with a worse stage of dehiscence.
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So I'm 3 weeks post-op today. Yipee. 😐

Ok, but seriously, before we get into the negativity, I want to say that I'm feeling mentally and physically a lot better! Pain is at a 0 most of the time, going up to a maximum a 2 or 3 when my open wounds get irritated for whatever reason. I'm not on any meds anymore, haven't needed pain killers in over a week. Bleeding comes and goes from the open part of the wound, but it's always a very small amount.

Also, after weeks of icing for ten minutes every hour at my surgeon's recommendation, I finally stopped icing entirely a couple days ago after seeing the response to my last post on this sub. And I actually feel a lot better and less irritated! Not icing hasn't effected the swelling one way or another either, which is good. Hoping I didn't do too much damage from my days upon days of icing, because I was definitely wayyyy over doing it from what people were saying. I'm kinda terrified now of necrosis and other complications I could've avoided by not icing/icing less from the start. Though I don't actually know what necrosis looks like; what should I look out for?

Ok, now negativity time! I'm still stuck in bed 90% of the day because everything is so fragile. I can't sit up straight, can't maneuver very well while standing, can't leave the house at all, etc etc, and it feels like even a semblance of the normality I'm so desperate for is still so so far away. The worst part is that I'm pretty sure that I'd be mostly back to normal by now if it wasn't for the wound dehiscence on my right labia majora. Which was also probably totally preventable (see older posts) 🙃. But I can't change the past, and right now that shit is peeled wide open and the whole area is swollen as hell with no sign of changing. Meanwhile, the left side of my vulva is like sunshine and daisies, a little swollen but otherwise no issues whatsoever (knock on wood 🤜🪵).

At this point, I don't know how the right side will ever even close. Will the exposed area eventually harden over and grow normal skin on top, or does the existing top layer of skin have to stretch and eventually close over it? If it's the latter, I don't think that's even possible, the gap is wayyyy too big at the bottom there. So yeah, I have no idea how long this wound closure is gonna take, no clue how long this stupid wound dehiscence pushed back my recovery. But I'm staying delulu and saying it's probably not a big deal at all and I'll totally be completely healed and normal by at most 8 weeks. I can't handle believing anything different right now tbh.

Also, final kinda silly note, but my bulge is literally way bigger than it was pre-op because of all the swelling lmao. Of course, I know it'll go down eventually, but at the same time, my swelling hasn't changed in the slightest throughout my recovery which is making me 😬. Considering half the reason I wanted bottom surgery was so I could wear any clothes I want without the constant paranoid anxiety that people will realize there's a dick under my pants, this swollen lump of a vulva is not really inspiring confidence :/
 
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I wasn't paying attention to what thread I was on and legitimately thought that was a Thanksgiving turkey for half a second. The same skin color and I have turkey on the mind. I think I'll go throw up now. God bless you for posting these abominations.
 
I'm hoping that we'll see the insurance companies go on the attack. It's an open secret at this point that doctors and patients blatantly lie in order to get procedures covered. There was even an undercover op done by Matt Walsh's producer; one of his producers got a consult and said he did not have dysphoria, dr encouraged him to lie IN WRITING.

Right now it would be a pr nightmare, but as soon as the pendulum swings a little further I think we'll see a crackdown.

Doctors definitely lie. Sometimes it is to benefit the patient. Sometimes themselves. Sometimes both.

Patient has a lifelong rare disease. (RD)

Disease is a subset of another rare, although more common, disease. (CD)

There are new medications/treatments available for CD that have fewer side effects than traditional medications, and that result in complete remission. These drugs are studied and approved to treat CD, and can be fully funded and covered. There are ample studies done supporting use of them for CD.

But - because RD is so rare, there are fewer or no studies done for use in RD. The drug is known to be effective in treating RD, resulting in complete remission. But it’s considered an “off label” use. And is therefore not covered. Even if the patient can get approval to be enrolled in the treatment, it would be at a cost of about $2,500 per dose/month out of pocket.

Most people with RD also have CD, so they can get the drug. But a person only with RD cannot.

So the patient’s doctor fudges the medical history and documents symptoms of CD, in order to get the patient approved and the drug fully funded.

Is this ethical?

It is done for the best interest of the patient. Who is now completely free of all symptoms of RD after only 2 doses.

Does the doctor get a kickback from the drug company for enrolling patient? Probably. Likely. So there’s benefit to the doctor as well. But the bottom line is that the patient is better.

Again - no side effects or adverse effects / complications from this treatment. In fact, the approved older treatment has a plethora of horrible side effects. So this drug is a far better option.

Doctors make these kinds of decisions and fudge paperwork every day. Usually to benefit their patient first and foremost.

But with SRS, doctors are doing so for their own benefit. And the adverse effects and negative outcomes are immense, and not communicated appropriately.

At first glance I thought I was looking at a burnt cheese bun.

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I wasn't paying attention to what thread I was on and legitimately thought that was a Thanksgiving turkey for half a second. The same skin color and I have turkey on the mind. I think I'll go throw up now. God bless you for posting these abominations.

I thought it was a moldy rotisserie chicken from Costco.

I will never be able to eat one again.
 
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tatunfga5k0c1.jpeg Yesterday I finally stretched my legs open a little further than usual (like, to the point where I felt a lot of discomfort and resistance), which allowed the fold of my left labia minora to peel all the way open, and this grey, almost moldy-looking skin became exposed, which shocked me. It doesn't hurt or anything, but it looks kinda nasty. I emailed my surgeon's team about it, but they take a little bit to respond sometimes. So in the meantime, does anyone know if this is just a build-up of dry/dead skin from the area being folded over this whole time, or is this something serious to actually worry about?

And look, I know I should've probably been rubbing in-between the folds while bathing this whole time, and I should have been making sure they were pulled all the way open while air-drying, and maybe that would've prevent this. But all my swelling and wound dehiscence has made this whole thing very difficult (especially spreading my legs too far, as the wound on the right side was so delicate and constantly threatening to pull further apart). I haven't really dared to try touching or peeling apart the fold by hand before because I've just been terrified to even go near the area. So yeah, that's the situation. Help?
Edit: Dude's a mess. Here's his post at the 2 week mark.
I would be very surprised if infection has not set in by now.
 
I regret ever going through with this. I know the mental toll this has taken on me will follow me for the rest of my life. This has fucked me up far more than the nightmares I used to have about my penis. I would endure a lifetime of uncomfortable erections and bulges in my clothes instead of this. I used to be a human being. I used to be able to just get up and walk around. I used to go outside. I used to be excited for things. I used to feel joy. I used to smile. And I know one day I will fully recover. I know one day I will get better. I know it's only been two weeks. But I just keep deteriorating. I just keep crying. I am in the depths of hell and I can't see the sun. I just want to be me again. I can't handle this.
Life-saving surgery at it's finest, folks! :)

The people who are promoting this kind of surgery are the ones saying we have blood on our hands for not supporting trans people and saying minors should not be allowed access to HRT, all that. Nigga... who really, honestly has blood on their hands here? These people have extremely shortened lifespans and painful complications for the rest of their lives now, when they could have just gotten mental health support. These people are genuinely going to die. Oh, but we have blood on our hands, right...
 
Once they get it done, does the hormones they take give them a sex drive as they now have no testes? Or are they just neutered.
Lee Fisher seems shocked and surprised to discover that cutting your balls off removes your sex drive.:story:

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As for this thing
I like the sack snatch, but I think it might end up being pouch pussy
 
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Bottom Surgery has ruined me
Vital, life saving procedures huh?
Would you rather have a dead son or a permanently damaged, half crippled, suicidal from no end to revisions in sight, mutilated "daughter" that smells like roadkill and poop, who is constantly depressed, and addicted to pain killers that don't help the agony?
 
She's going to age rapidly and die an early death
Let's hope so.
He's never seen a nigger dick before so he's just improvising...
Or he has and he's trolling her. Or maybe she demanded a huge, "life size" black cock.
Pooner self advertises their self portrait art amongst other pooners and suggests they are submitting it to a contest. They describe being proud of their 6 years since top surgery. Hopes they can aim for 2nd place in this contest. Link to the contest.


"The scars are done in gold flake."
"This took me a little over 20 hours total."

Bonus:
Another pooner chimes in with their own self portrait

Why do all these Pooners look like Jordan Horner?
I had to turn off Evil Dead Rise. Something about a grown woman fully committed to playing an edgy teenaged boy
Yes, it was very annoying. The same with One Piece.
nightmares I used to have about my penis.
No mental illness there, nosireebob.
 
Holy God why did i click it.

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is anybody else annoyed when they use gynecology words with established biological meanings like labia and vulva to describe these horrors? :cryblood:

At the least, they are inaccurate terms, this is some kind of "neo-vulva" at best.
but the trannies use these words seriously and literally.
do their doctors encourage the use of these words and use them in the same way?

the more they say "vulva" the more the guy thinks it should be easy enough to fix, like any other vulva.

IMO these words solidify the lying/self-deception and should never be used.
 
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Holy God why did i click it.

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is anybody else annoyed when they use gynecology words with established biological meanings like labia and vulva to describe these horrors? :cryblood:

At the least, they are inaccurate terms, this is some kind of "neo-vulva" at best.
but the trannies use these words seriously and literally.
do their doctors encourage the use of these words and use them in the same way?

the more they say "vulva" the more the guy thinks it should be easy enough to fix, like any other vulva.

IMO these words solidify the lying/self-deception and should never be used.
It also freaks me out when they use words that I never hear women use, like vestibule, now unless you girls slink around in the shadows discussing your vestibules at great length, I have never heard a woman use that word... except when they are talking about the tiling in the vestibule.
 

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They can't go after any of the bastards, most of the troons sign a waiver, however, I think They can get'em through the lack of after care. While the butchers won't ever be held accountable for the actual surgeries, they could possibly be held responsible for ghosting them and failing to follow up.
The companies can also be held liable for this too, at least I'd hope so.
When the lawyers realize they can go after them through this angle, and those corpos get hit with the massive class action law suits, we'll see the gatekeeping, if not outright denials of this shit.
At least I hope so...
At some point a waver doesn't matter to a judge I think. Kinda like if a surgeon horribly mutilated someone in a regular surgery, no amount of wavers would protect said surgeon.
Though considering how troon's usually conduct themselves, I can imagine them sperging out on the witness bench. All sympathy would probably leave the judge
 
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