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

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Abdominal phalloplasty stage 3, 3 1/2 months post op
I’m about 3 1/2 months post op stage 3. This is personally my last stage. I’ll list each stage and my surgeons below :

Stage 1- metoidioplaty (ie. Partial UL to neo phallus, Vaginectomy amd testicular implants) Stage 2- phallus creation and revision of left implant (It migrated into my mons region) Stage 3- glansplasty and lowering of phallus (it was too close to my belly button)

Surgeon for stage one was Dr. Miroslav in NYC and surgeon for stages two and three was Dr. Purohit in NYC.

AMA!

I’m 25 (almost 26), Hispanic, 5’4, my length is 2.5 in and my width is 5in. I have no ED and use a silicone c*ck sleeve for fun activities. Sleeve adds an extra 1.5 inch in length and 1inch in width. I’ve been on T since May 2016.

I can link the sleeve if anyone is interested. I bought it on Amazon.
All that surgery and pain for a 2.5inch chode.

It so short that it naturally sticks out as well so it definitely looks like a boner in pants.
The most comical thing is that despite all her efforts she is instantly clockable by her dainty,feminine hands and feet.

Floral tattoos also add to her masculinity,very manly of you little dood.
 
Another dive into the advertising of SRS surgery. The „friend” of a happy patient has taken to /r/translater to sing the praises of the Butcher of Belgrade and his stinky vajayjays, complete with a professional video

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I am really curious (and mortified) how these kinds of colon sigmoid vaginoplasties are going to age in transgender men. Did a quick scopus search and, like peritoneal, this seems to have originated in gynecological oncology and to fix birth defects in women. Somewhere back in this thread there was a paper about how this colon tissue underwent neoplasia due to lack of nutrients and constant inflammation. Getting this operation at such a young age, and then living like thirty years with it (optimistically), you wonder what kind of ailments they will suffer from in their older years.
Same for peritoneal, this is such a novel method and people like Jazz Jennings get them in their 20s or even younger, without even knowing what exactly will happen to them in their future, or how to treat these conditions then.
 
I am really curious (and mortified) how these kinds of colon sigmoid vaginoplasties are going to age in transgender men. Did a quick scopus search and, like peritoneal, this seems to have originated in gynecological oncology and to fix birth defects in women. Somewhere back in this thread there was a paper about how this colon tissue underwent neoplasia due to lack of nutrients and constant inflammation. Getting this operation at such a young age, and then living like thirty years with it (optimistically), you wonder what kind of ailments they will suffer from in their older years.
Same for peritoneal, this is such a novel method and people like Jazz Jennings get them in their 20s or even younger, without even knowing what exactly will happen to them in their future, or how to treat these conditions then.

It’s hardly a mystery how these surgeries ehm… age.

I recall a surgeon talking about them, and pointing out that one of the downsides (aside from the fact that you get weird colon mucus in your crotch, lol!) is that the tissue “dries out” over time.

So in the long run, there is no upside to “self lubricating designer vaginas” though troons are hardly known for their grasp on perspective.

Pooners = the dick squish
Trooners = the porn spread

Both equally disgusting and unnerving.

Idk, I find the very feminine way these women hold their “penises” quite comical.

It’s very dainty, as if they’re holding a wounded little bird.
 
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Abdominal phalloplasty stage 3, 3 1/2 months post op
I’m about 3 1/2 months post op stage 3. This is personally my last stage. I’ll list each stage and my surgeons below :

Stage 1- metoidioplaty (ie. Partial UL to neo phallus, Vaginectomy amd testicular implants) Stage 2- phallus creation and revision of left implant (It migrated into my mons region) Stage 3- glansplasty and lowering of phallus (it was too close to my belly button)

Surgeon for stage one was Dr. Miroslav in NYC and surgeon for stages two and three was Dr. Purohit in NYC.

AMA!

I’m 25 (almost 26), Hispanic, 5’4, my length is 2.5 in and my width is 5in. I have no ED and use a silicone c*ck sleeve for fun activities. Sleeve adds an extra 1.5 inch in length and 1inch in width. I’ve been on T since May 2016.

I can link the sleeve if anyone is interested. I bought it on Amazon.
All that surgery and pain for a 2.5inch chode.

It so short that it naturally sticks out as well so it definitely looks like a boner in pants.
Ugh. The videos of the rotdogs just give me such a squimish feeling.

A real, flacid, soft dick thats totally limp still doesn't move anywhere near as jiggly as these abominations. It's hard for me to describe, but it's like they have absolutely no "substance" and are so strangly flimsy.

The best analogy I can think of is to compare it to as if someone were to make a jello mold out of a penis
 
the gross restaurant troon explains his upcoming surgery with fruit.
The fact that he's already had his balls off* shows that castrating sex offenders isn't the panacea for reducing aggressive perversion that we once hoped. At least he can't reproduce.
*Maraschino cherries, whatever.
Nobody in Europe really eats peanut butter 🤔
Odd diversion, but the Dutch do. They call it "peanut cheese", pindakaas. I leave it to you to make the connection to the well-known Dutch predilection for degeneracy.
 
A tranny wants to know if you can notice that his augmented man boobs are asymmetrical. Spoiler: you can.

BA post op 3 months, insecure about nipples being asymmetrical and "goggly eyed"
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back in about September i had a BA, saline implants 360ccs. I'm about 5ft 7 and 140lbs. I had basically nonexistent boobs to begin with and to be fair they were already a little asymmetrical, the volume of my breasts are probably like 90% implant.

I'm happy with the size and overall placement but my nipples came out pointing in different directions.

Is it super noticeable? It kinda pops out at me whenever I see myself in the mirror, and when i wear a loose top i can feel this odd "asymmetric" feeling just based on how the clothing sits and presses against my nipples, which bothers me. Will it get better at all as it settles? My surgeon said this is probably how it's gonna be, it was like this from day 1 and 3 months later it's still like this.

If I were to get a revision (I can get a revision with the same surgeon at a discount) the surgeon said she would probably have to cut around the nipple to re-place the aereola and that's something I'm trying to avoid to avoid bc of the decrease in sensitivity and scar tissue in my actual nipple (i scar really easily).

Anyone have any information on alternatives? I think if I were to have an incision around the top of the breast to pull the skin upwards that would also fix the issue but my surgeon said this isn't something they generally do because the scar is super visible if they do that, but I think i'd rather have a visible scar on the skin of my upper chest versus an invisible scar on my nipple where it's really sensitive.

EDIT: adding a pre-op photo for comparison

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1 day post op

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3 months post op

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When you show this to a troon, they respond with gaslighting. I’ve seen one of them defend giving 12 year old girls double mastectomies (which has happened btw) because it “helps their mental health”. It reminds me of those who simp for troons and when you bring this evil shit up, they’ll deflect because you “sound like a conservative”. Literal NPC behaviour.
I'm never falling for the "show me the proof" fallacy; because, yeah, you do this exact thing and the goalpost is 'a movin'. There's so much proof that exists in the ethers about the dangers of this surgery and they still don't accept the truth, what's this going to do? Surely this isn't the proverbial straw that breaks the camel's back. I only take comfort in the fact that this may help a few fence sitters or nearly-cracked eggs.
 
A tranny wants to know if you can notice that his augmented man boobs are asymmetrical. Spoiler: you can.
Hoo boy. Day one nip orientation wasn't great, but month 3's is nightmarish. That's pretty ballsy of his surgeon, offering a discount to fix that. (?!) Didn't she take a good look at his nip orientation and have a game plan to address that before getting him under the knife? Or is she just another hack makin' bank on the tranny gold rush?
 
THIS NIGGA!!!

I hope he gets complications and is relegated to crippling pain and a terrible oxy addiction. This insufferable narc.

All that surgery and pain for a 2.5inch chode.

It so short that it naturally sticks out as well so it definitely looks like a boner in pants.
Unfortunate all around. How ironic is it that she turned into the perpetually horny molesting uncle?

ElephantDick has created her own website about phalloplasty.
A lot of people, myself included, don’t like the term “results” in the context of bottom surgery. It can feel dehumanizing and dismissive.
However...
It’s okay to say dick/penis/cock.

Fucking LOL! Show me just one man who masturbates by awkwardly shaking their flaccid penis.
That is an unfortunate soul at the end of their coom, ready to expand their horizons into Troon territory.
 
TiF posts her 2 year post-op pics and talks about her outcome very honestly. She regrets everything. u/Radiant-Sport436
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Post op results plus my honest review

2 yrs post abdominal phallo. I miss being more normal. I miss being relatable to my other peers. I miss feeling represented. I miss not having scars. I miss not having to worry about partners reactions. I miss not feeling like a medical experiment. I couldn't tolerate my body before hand. But I feel like I've given up so much too. Years of my life. For something that doesn't get hard and I can't feel that much. I almost want to get it removed. But I'm sure I'd be unhappy then too.

It would be so much easier if I had more aesthetic results. I want a medical tattoo but there is no way I could afford it on my own. Maybe I'll just get something super graphic to hide the scars.

I don't feel sexy. I wonder to myself if I could of learned to live with it if I waited longer. If I could of been happy just with the meta I had prior.

I don't feel much gender dysphoria the same way anymore, as promised. But I feel intense shame and hatred over the butchered results.

I don't know if I'd do it again. I got salmacian surgery. I kept my vagina.

I don't want to get rid of it. It feels too good.

But I'm so much more freakish now.

I'm envious of results which look so much better than mine.

I don't feel euphoria with myself.

I just hate what I look at everyday.

All I see is my scars and remember the medical trauma I went through.

I don't recommend this unless you would be okay not having anything remotely cis looking.

If you're not okay with anything other than the best case scenerio, just save yourself the agony.

I had hopes because I just suffered from so much gender dysphoria.

I don't think I would of done it if I saw what my results came out as.

I feel ugly.

It's my own fault.

I just wanted to feel complete.

But I still feel alien to my own body.

I feel disgusted when I look at myself. I can't imagine anyone being attracted to my phallo dick the way it looks now. I feel like I'm just less attractive in general.
I miss not feeling like a medical experiment. I couldn't tolerate my body before hand. But I feel like I've given up so much too. Years of my life. For something that doesn't get hard and I can't feel that much. I almost want to get it removed.
I wonder to myself if I could of learned to live with it if I waited longer. (talking about pre-op here)
I had hopes because I just suffered from so much gender dysphoria.
I still feel alien to my own body.
Every sentence of this post is good but these ones are the best reflection for all phalloplasty results. Time waste and health care waste for people who, in the end, realize they still feel the same, if not, worse.
 
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