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

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New horrors await us in 2025
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New horrors await us in 2025
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Yep. That’s right. The only thing preventing you from getting a womb and carrying a pregnancy or two in it is money & time. Nuthin’ else. Don’t wait to be fully funded! Sign up for it today!

And be sure let your X fans know how it all goes!
 
How many of them are there?
At least 3, but potentially as many as 12 if you count all their of their furry alters.
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You know when that status begins with "As a trans woman," the following clause is always going to be something totally delulu. I don't know where he's getting this "up to two" thing from. Even in cis women eligible for this, the standard is a one and done. The delivery would be via c-section and they'd remove the grafted uterus after. Unless someone in this position *intentionally* tried to do a double implantation in a grafted uterus... which is horrifying. Twins is risky enough when it happens by chance.
He's gonna get Lili Elbe'd :story:
They can't even learn from their own faggot history.
 
Whenever penetration is necessary, a tube of plastic is inserted into the flesh tube and provides the necessary structural stability of the flesh tube. This also sort of stimulates the way erections work. Well, with this you atleast have 2 modes. Flacid and fully errect, as opposed to the one "semi flacid" setting normal rotdogs have
It wouldn’t work. The erectile tissue in a penis is incredible stuff. It allows rigidity while maintaining the slight flexibility and most importantly it works with the other layers of flesh and skin (quite mobile skin, the skin on the penis and scrotum moves over under layers more than regular skin) to keep the integrity of the organ as a whole. If you have regular flesh, with an erectile rod in it, the rod just rips and delaminates the structure. In real males, those rods go inside the erectile tissue, but in a rotdog there’s nothing, just a pocket, so they poke and rip through. Genitalia, like most organs, have very specialised tissues . Troons seem to think flesh is flesh, and it can all just be mushed into shape like play dough.
chelicerae ballsack labia,
Mwah! (Chefs kiss) A phrase Shakespeare would have been proud of. Or a bad pedigree cat name?
 
Fistulissa, continuing to feel the consequences of rejecting His design, is in quite a dreadful state this holiday season

Do they basically gouge out a crevice where genitals used to be, then graft a piece of digestive system onto the wound? Seems...radical. Why do they push these procedures (or allow them if "push" isn't exactly accurate)?

lissa @rejectHisDesign
What? you're like several surgeries behind. My first was a penile inversion vaginoplasty —you can look up how this looks online instead of spreading misinformation— which is not what I'd have picked but it's what's available. and my dr fucked up in unprecedented ways

Did they find the fistula at the hospital post op or after dickhead had been "dilating" and ripped it through?
 
Thread mascot Fistulissa, continuing to feel the consequences of rejecting His design, is in quite a dreadful state this holiday season - the poor dear!
This guy is like a Jack Chick character. If you saw him in a Christian movie you would say “that’s a bit much, how corny!” And yet he is real.
 
Yup. Still on the 'Farms. I keep reposting it regularly for the sake of peaking newbies
I agree with the post there, pretty accurate only that instead of believing that TWAW I was working under the "a hole is a hole" process.
PSA: Stick to the regular faggotry of buttsex with transwomen.
But for that there's men already so... PSA: Don't fuck trannies.
 
I agree with the post there, pretty accurate only that instead of believing that TWAW I was working under the "a hole is a hole" process.
PSA: Stick to the regular faggotry of buttsex with transwomen.
But for that there's men already so... PSA: Don't fuck trannies.
If a hole is a hole to someone they should just stick to women anyway. There is no benefit to being a faggot unless you're genuinely a down bad gay and have no other option. For a variety of reasons. Straight men and true & honest lesbians stay winning.
 
since this contains a chick with a mutilated genital area, i think it fits best in this thread..
straight porn a little bit differently kek
Legit question but how do people enjoy this shit? Aside from everything else it's just so cringe and that pooner has absolutely zero fucking neck lmao
 
Let's do some rounds on the tranny surgery circuit of Reddit.

Ladies first!
Entire_Awareness_361 (Dr. Ann Tran; metoidioplasty)
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From 1 week to 3 weeks post op simple meta release journey​

Hi I had simple meta release no ul no hysto no balls and I requested that my outer labia removed and my inner be closed versus wrapped around for increase girth. Prior to my surgery my shaft stood straight out when erect now my swelling has gone down tremendously from the date of it surgery and I have no more pain just occasional discomfort. I hope that once my healing is complete my head would straighten out so far it’s not changed and I don’t know just not looking as I expected
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YesEvenStarsBreak (Dr. Assi at Vanderbilt; phalloplasty)
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Stage 1 Update - Dr. Assi @ Vanderbilt​

So I noticed there aren’t a ton of posts for Vanderbilt on here so I wanted to continue to post for anyone considering Dr. Assi and the crew in Nashville.
I’m 2 weeks post op from Stage 1 and everything is going really well, minus going insane from not being able to do anything which is starting to take its toll a bit on me mentally but I’m two weeks away from being able to sit normally, not needing to keep my little guy propped up 24/7, and scheduling stage 2!
Overall, I’ve been really happy with everything. The team at Vanderbilt is excellent and Dr. Assi is an amazing surgeon who has a really kind demeanor. I am a touch confused because I was told post op that I’m at 6 inches lengthwise but I’m pretty sure it’s closer to 4.5-5 which I think I’m ok with because I’m not a very big guy.
I don’t know my exact girth yet but I’m really really happy with that considering I had ALT. I should gain a little girth in stage 3 which I am also ok with.
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Now, the gents:
TheSleeperAwakenss (Dr. Jennifer Anger of UCSD; vaginoplasty)
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Advice on revision. 9 months out. UCSD - Dr Anger​

Hi! I went to Dr Jennifer T. Anger at ucsd on march 7th 2024. I’m honestly not happy with my aesthetic results whatsoever. She used the ppt method and my canal is over 7 inches deep and I have no complaints. My clit is the wrong shape, my inner labia are so horribly misshapen and uneven that it looks like I have one. My outer labia look like a separated scrotum. I do not recommend ucsd for srs. Dr Anger is a very polite and respectful surgeon and the staff are wonderful. However my result is subpar. Part of the issue is my own weight and that I gained a significant amount 6 months after getting srs. Please help me and please strongly reconsider ucsd gender care for srs.
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MissionApplication97 (Drs. Winograd & Kim, MGH; vaginoplasty)
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Vaginoplasty @ MGH: 1 week post-op​

1 week post-op update from my shallow depth vaginoplasty from Drs. Winograd and Kim at MGH in Boston
I was discharged about 32 hours post-op. The day after surgery they removed the catheter to see if I could pee without it and if they could send me home uncatheterized. I couldn’t, and the experience of drinking 2L of water and being unable to pee, and then being re-catheterized while fully conscious, was seriously unpleasant. As sucky as catheters are, if you’re pursuing a shallow-depth at MGH and they say they want to try removing the catheter quickly post-op, I’d decline and wait until the 1 week appointment. At first, the swelling was insane but there was little pain for the first three days. However, the swelling began to go down and give way to some pretty astonishing bruising and a good deal of pain. Compared to FFS, the pain was far greater and I ended up using oxy throughout the first week to manage it. I also burst a suture which was unpleasant but the surgeons were not concerned.
Throughout the first week things were surprisingly easy. I had my mom and then girlfriend’s help with re-applying dressings, etc, but it’s not too hard to do it yourself. The surgical team was very communicative and answered all my (admittedly nervous) questions. At the one-week post op, the two drains under the labia majora and the catheter were removed, and that got rid of almost all of my pain. I don’t even need constant Tylenol at this point. Having the drains and catheter in was by far and away the most difficult part of the process. Since the catheter was removed I am (thank god) able to pee fine, and it’s not even messy or anything; I just had to learn how to sit right.
I’m absolutely thrilled with the result. I spent many months meeting with the two surgeons to understand the process and clarify my plans and preferences, and felt I had a good relationship with them by surgery. I asked them to give me a slightly more prominent neoclit (not tdick size but a little bigger than normal) and ensure the ‘indentation’ or vaginal opening was lined with skin as hairless as possible. Even now, with asymmetrical swelling, crazy bruising, and gnarly stitches, the result is clearly very high quality and in line with what I wanted. Dr. Kim said the only real weakness of the MGH team is labia minora, and sometimes the availability of tissue means they are very small or are quickly re-incorporated back into the vulva. However, so far, the minora are prominent and healthy, and I’m not worried.
As of now, I get noticeably wet upon arousal and there’s clitoral swelling as well, as with cis women. The sensation of arousal without a dick is absolutely amazing, just a strong rush of blood and pulsing with no sensation of erection. I couldn’t be happier.
I can’t commend the MGH team enough, especially Dr. Kim, who went above and beyond to make me comfortable, listened-to, and familiar with the process, to the point of having phone calls with me while at home and after hours. I’m posting all this because there’s scarce information on the MGH team, but they are some of the only options for people on certain insurances like Masshealth. If you’re hesitating to go with MGH because of minimal information take this as a sign to do it.
Because of the lack of info I’ll keep posting updates and stuff. Feel free to DM me if you want to ask questions!!
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Now, for the squeamish thread viewers: some text posts.

miss_nicolauk wants to know if dreams of having a vagina will be thwarted by something as pesky as kidney failure. Sure, why not play God with your urinary tract? (Personally, given his revolting post history, I can only think he would deserve such dire consequences.)
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Kidney close to failure​

So my kidney function is very low at egfr 14 and I am likely to require a transplant at some point in the next few years...
How badly are my plans to transition screwed?
Could I have vaginaplasty with a donor kidney in my abdomen?
AllEggedOut laments that Dr. Liu in Seattle won't do facial feminization on him due to his shit health. As trannies are prone to do, he downplays the apnea events he experiences and believes he knows better than doctors.
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Venting, Advice Requested: Blocked from FFS surgery due to apnea and hypertension (Dr. Tommy Liu)​

Venting part is here, skip to bottom for advice part if you don't wanna read venting.
I chose Dr. Tommy Liu in Seattle for my face feminization surgery. He's pretty competent. I have no complaints about him aside from his being overly concerned. He noticed I had put down on paperwork that I have stage 2 hypertension and apnea. He asked me if they were managed. I confirmed they were (I'm on lisinopril for hypertension and I have a CPAP machine for my apnea). Dr. Tommy Liu then told me that he would not schedule a date for surgery until I got a letter from my PCP confirming my hypertension is managed and a letter from my sleep doc confirming my apnea as managed and that I would be fine without CPAP for six weeks after surgery (Dr. Tommy Liu doesn't want me wearing CPAP for six weeks after surgery).
I shrugged, figured this would be easy to get. I mean, while I do have stage 2 hypertension, I feel pretty good. Kidney function is fantastic (yes, got it tested). EKG looks excellent. Aside from the hypertension, I'm in good shape. I spoke to my PCP. She shook her head and refused to give me a letter saying my hypertension was managed, said that until I got my numbers down from 141/102 to anywhere below 120/80 (irrespective of that I'm on lisinopril), she wouldn't give me the letter.
I figured letter clearing me for surgery and confirming it'd be OK for me to not use CPAP for six weeks would be EASY. I mean, I'm able to sleep comfortably without the CPAP, been doing it for decades. I wake up somewhat tired, but that's it. My apnea events usually tend to be mild. My blood oxygen usually is averaging at 98-99 every night. I know my apnea events are mild and oxygen are good because I have an Oura ring that I wear every night when I go to sleep, it monitors my oxygen and apnea events. Turns out I was wrong about it being EASY -- sleep doc said that until I've been sleeping with the CPAP machine consistently all night long daily for three months, he wouldn't sign the letter. I told the sleep doc but if oxygen is good, events are mild, this proves I can sleep without it just fine for those six weeks, that's all I need the letter for. He refused again, saying that the CPAP indicated very low oxygen when I was using it. I had to call bullshit on it because I also wear an apple watch, the apple watch reports same oxygen levels. I don't know how that CPAP measures oxygen, but it's off kilter.
For those wondering, I have apnea because of the internal structure of my nose. Deviated septum and swollen turbinates. Easily resolved by surgery -- Dr. Tommy Liu said it'd be easy for him to fix. In fact, he told me to NOT allow anyone other than him to fix it.
So I'm dealing with apnea, which is causing high blood pressure, which both are blocking FFS because he's refusing to do surgery that will fix both, until I get the letters that both are fixed. Feels like I'm stuck.
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ADVICE PORTION HERE, done venting.
I'm scheduled for bilateral cochlear implants, orchitecomy, and voice feminization surgeries. All three surgeons are aware of my apnea/hypertension, and weren't worried, they didn't need letters and said they'd be moving ahead. They said even if I had stage 2 hypertension, it was easily managed during surgery. The voice feminization surgeon did express concern about me using CPAP and asked if I was comfortable not wearing it for four weeks after surgery, and when I said no problem, I sleep like a baby without it, she relaxed and said she'd move ahead with surgery then. Didn't even need me to give any documentation proving it. So it's only Dr. Tommy Liu for FFS that's being blocked.
I messaged Dr. Tommy Liu explaining the situation via the portal. Dr. Tommy Liu has been non-responsive. I suspect his office has no intention of responding until I get the letters from the PCP and the sleep doc. And I have no idea how long it will be until my BP is good and until getting CPAP issue sorted (or finding another sleep doc to sign off on letter).
The advice I'm asking from y'all: if you have worked with Dr. Tommy Liu for FFS before, and you have a history of hypertension and/or apnea, how did you get Dr. Tommy Liu to move ahead irrespective of that history, and did you have any complications from FFS due to it?
I will keep trying to get the letters from the sleep doc and the PCP in the meantime. It's gonna be a long while tho since both are uncooperative.
Feeling discouraged and frustrated, would love words of support too if you have any to give. If you have no spoons, don't worry about it, thanks for reading!
 
Guys, don't kill me for double post but I've been so hasty to post that previous post that I haven't read much of the other comments, and they are even worst.

So let's see, how hard is it to get a letter for top surgery?


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One session is all you need.

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Again: one session.

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Just one virtual session.

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WPATH's therapists will obviously provide a letter.

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Regular doctor can write one too, no need for an actual therapist.

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In some cases, a social worker is also enough.

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This social worker offers to write her a letter.

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Just pay some money and an online private clinic will provide you a letter.

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30 minutes zoom call and you get a letter.

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One telephone session and you get the letter within a couple of days.

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GALAP (Gender Affirmative Letter Access Project) apparently provide such letters for free.

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You can pay subscription to some shit and get the letter.

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There are doctors who just need informed consent, nothing more.

And of course:
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Planned Parenthood is all you need. Informed consent rules.


This is all very ethical and safe and surely guarantee minimum regret rates.


Please remember this post next time TRA and allies say detransitioners lie about getting top surgery after one or two therapy sessions.
Cross post from tranny L's thread thought might interest you if you don't regularly read there. Terrifying.
 
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