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

[Aunt Carol]

Nice find, diabolical. Guy looks like a fungus zombie from The Last of Us. We had Trench Torso, this can be Algae Abdomen (his username is literally SweatyAlgae ).I did a dive into xir’s post history and found some gems.

Spoiler: HARAM amhole growing lichen

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Huh. From this angle, it looks so much like nystatin (antifungal) powder, dusted onto a damp area. I went back to look at the original photo which had a concerning redness to the inner thighs and a different distribution of the same yellow-white substance.

The yellow stuff might just be nystatin, and the skin problem the troon was referring to might have been the erythema beneath it. Where there's an inpatient with a hint of yeast, even just the smell of it, there's a nurse requesting a nystatin order.

 

[x3firehexx]

Huh. From this angle, it looks so much like nystatin (antifungal) powder, dusted onto a damp area. I went back to look at the original photo which had a concerning redness to the inner thighs and a different distribution of the same yellow-white substance.
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The yellow stuff might just be nystatin, and the skin problem the troon was referring to might have been the erythema beneath it. Where there's an inpatient with a hint of yeast, even just the smell of it, there's a nurse requesting a nystatin order.

I tough the entire "rotpocket" thing was sarcasm, but nope, it ain't

 

[Sissyagamben]

Not going to powerlevel too much, but someone I knew of got the dick chop AND breast implant in the SAME surgery. Colour me surprised when I heard about it irl first despite being an avid SRS thread reader… the recovery must be fucking hellish

 

[Monkey Sea Monkey Drown]

I briefly considered getting LASIK, then I learned about the unethical doctors who approve people who aren’t good candidates just to make a quick buck and I read the admittedly rare horror stories and couldn’t go through with it.

I am very close with someone who worked in optha for a decade+ and you’re not being paranoid, fren. They said the one thing they wouldn’t get and tell other people not to get is LASIK.

 

[2mm and 99 others]

Too many ophtalmologists keep wearing glasses.

 

[Dilatortron3000]

You know how ur ballsack is kind of saggy, do troons still have that saggyness when they get the neovagina or do women have this to

 

[Screamer_2]

I am very close with someone who worked in optha for a decade+ and you’re not being paranoid, fren. They said the one thing they wouldn’t get and tell other people not to get is LASIK.

It's a procedure where you need the value assessment. There's no point getting it if you'll still need glasses in the near term or for some activities.

From my understanding there's situations where it's a great choice, but that depends on your age and condition. Plenty of people do get it when it's not really worth it, because it's just minorly delaying before they need reading glasses.

I may be wrong, but my understand is for people who need to wear glasses, early 20s is a good time because they get a good stretch of time before they eventually will need glasses in their late 30s, early 40s. Which is inevitable. Once you're past a certain age, it's pointless as you'll still need glasses.

Then for people who don't need glasses, its worth it if you can get it at a stage where you'll delaying reading glasses for a decent length of time. It's pointless if you're going to delay it by a couple years.

Yes, it certainly is recommended to plenty of people who don't need it. Those laser eye clinics that cater to it will of course always recommend it, even when the value assessment isn't there.

I've also heard of ophthalmologists that just tell every patient over a certain age they need their cataracts removement even when they don't. Second opinions are very important. Of course it depends on your country and how many foreign doctors they've brought in. Although not exclusively to them.

 

[Procrastinhater]

I’m grateful it did because some people don’t get it back

I still have the bottom right of my lip numb from surgery I had a few years ago to put a plate in my jaw. They severed the nerve that runs through your jaw and the whole bottom right of my face was numb after surgery.
It's come back a little, but the bottom right corner of my mouth down to my jaw still feels like I just came out of a dentist appointment.
Sometimes it never comes back fully.
I got no problem speaking or eating though. It's just irritating but I'm sort of used to it by now.

So, I had a medically necessary penis reduction surgery due to my severe case of penile acromegaly. I don’t think people understand how hard life is when you’re constantly burdened by too much greatness. Walking? Difficult. Sitting? Hazardous. Regular jeans? Not an option. Airplane bathrooms? Forget it.

It's a heavy burden.
So to speak.

 

[VitaminDsupplements]

This pooner got a rotdog installed by one Dr. Gallegos, and actually had fucking leeches put on it.

From the post:

All the nurses have been extremely kind and helpful. They use a doppler ultrasound to listen to the artery and vein(s?) in my phallus. Everything has always sounded good.

Amazing! Women also use a doppler ultrasounds to tell if things "sound good" with their fetuses. The at home machine can be a bit finicky but hey, there's a new market for some tranny grifter! Slap some extra manly camo on on a fetal doppler and market away!

Another point for the neophallus=baby theory.

 

[poopshoes]

I am very close with someone who worked in optha for a decade+ and you’re not being paranoid, fren. They said the one thing they wouldn’t get and tell other people not to get is LASIK.

I remember seeing a story years ago of some news cast woman getting LASIK and it resulted in her committing suicide because her vision was completely fucked after the procedure and I will never forget that because she wrote about how she was vain and ruined her vision for no reason. I would never have anyone operate on me, especially my EYES, unless it was an absolute unavoidable emergency.

 

[Monkey Sea Monkey Drown]

Yes, it certainly is recommended to plenty of people who don't need it.

You spent the first part of your post talking about how LASIK is really only recommended for a tiny population of people and even afterwards they might or probably will need glasses. Then you made this concession. Your arguments are weak bro

Don’t get LASIK.

Eye surgery is full of amazing medical advancements. LASIK is not one, it’s a decades-old procedure that doesn’t work well.

 

[Screamer_2]

You spent the first part of your post talking about how LASIK is really only recommended for a tiny population of people and even afterwards they might or probably will need glasses. Then you made this concession. Your arguments are weak bro

Don’t get LASIK.

Eye surgery is full of amazing medical advancements. LASIK is not one, it’s a decades-old procedure that doesn’t work well.

I'm probably being a retard thinking of it as a cover term for all eye laser stuff.

 

[Magic Pickle]

I remember seeing a story years ago of some news cast woman getting LASIK and it resulted in her committing suicide because her vision was completely fucked after the procedure and I will never forget that because she wrote about how she was vain and ruined her vision for no reason. I would never have anyone operate on me, especially my EYES, unless it was an absolute unavoidable emergency.

Spoiler: Details about the poor news reporter.

That case involved Jessica Starr, who received the SMILE procedure in particular. She killed herself after only 2 months in recovery due to the damage of her eyes, but what was insane was that her husband didn't even condemn it despite claiming that it lead to her suicide and simply asked that people be more cautious about it - even though her final weeks sounded absolutely fucking horrifying. I don't understand those who are so careless about procedures that lead to the misery of their loved ones.

Anyway, let's talk some tranny procedures.

A pooner with possible fucking cancer is still upset that she has to wait to get a rotdog installed. Depending on what kind of reproductive-based cancer she could have, she may not ever be eligible for such a procedure, but the common sense God gave tapeworms has never stopped anyone of transgender alignment.
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How to Cope With Waiting...​

(CW: Mentions of suicide, cancer and menstruation)
Hi, long time lurker, only recent poster, I'm usually shy online but I'm getting increasingly desperate. I don't know how to cope with waiting. I'll be honest, nothing in my transition has gone right. Even after 8 years of T and living stealth that whole time I don't really pass, even now I have to do a lot of laughing off comments that I look like a girl ("I get that all the time") and sometimes deadass denying I've transitioned (I'm over debating whether or not this is 'wrong', I have to to it for my own peace of mind). My T levels have never been stable, so I don't feel I've gotten as much out of it as I 'should' have. It doesn't help that I've been having bleeding consistently the whole time to deal with every month, on top of recently having to have a lot of cancer tests in organs I wish I didn't own (it's probably fine, but since it's problems with those organs specifically, I feel like I'm in a bad medical drama).
I have so much love and respect for other trans people, but I have so much trauma that surrounds it, I've never really been able to accept my own transness. Others carry their transness with so much more courage and elegance and joy than I ever can. I've tried detransitioning, I've had what was effectively conversion therapy and I tried to kms. Against my will, I'm still trans.
I know other people have had it much harder and waited much longer, but after 4 years of waiting for phallo and not even being on the real waiting list, I don't know how to cope. I know I'm lucky to have got this far, I'm lucky to be on this list at all and not still waiting for a GIC appointment like so many people in the UK. But I've seen people who have realised they're trans, come out, started HRT and had every surgery they're planning to within the time I've been on this waiting list, and whilst I'm happy for them, it's hard to see. I don't go places, I don't have friends anymore, a partner is never going to happen, money is incredibly tight and I can't hold down a job because of my mental state. I'm in no way capable of living a normal life until I have these surgeries. I'm trying not to let myself believe phallo will be this magical cure that will fix all my problems, I know it won't, but it's what my whole transition has been for, it's all I've ever wanted. Especially with feeling like my body doesn't want me to transition, while my mind has no choice, I don't know how to keep waiting. I don't know how to stop counting the days.

A post-op tranny is slowly realizing that one's body is not simply made of Play-Doh and cannot be reconfigured back and forth upon your whims and feels suicidal about it.
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Post op regretting and depression​

Is meta an option for post op trans women? Or what can be done to the clutoris itsself to improve mobility, projection and size. Here is my story I had SRS almost a year ago in Toronto and I have a lot of regret.. I think if I can get a revision for my vagina to make it functional and add more depth that will help my dysphoria a bit but I realize I never wanted a clitoris .. I am most concerned about the clitoris as it gives me dysphoria day to day and I don't like the way it functions looks or how I have to use it... at this point I am looking to get meta to try and get back as close as possible to what I had pre op function wise and maybe eventually size if I can get extended meta that would be ideal but if none of this is possible I will get phallo.. I have constant anxiety from getting SRS and I never should have done it I am really heartbroken by my results and I just want this all to end

 

[Sinner's Sandwich]

Is meta an option for post op trans women? Or what can be done to the clutoris itsself to improve mobility, projection and size. Here is my story I had SRS almost a year ago in Toronto and I have a lot of regret.. I think if I can get a revision for my vagina to make it functional and add more depth that will help my dysphoria a bit but I realize I never wanted a clitoris .. I am most concerned about the clitoris as it gives me dysphoria day to day and I don't like the way it functions looks or how I have to use it... at this point I am looking to get meta to try and get back as close as possible to what I had pre op function wise and maybe eventually size if I can get extended meta that would be ideal but if none of this is possible I will get phallo.. I have constant anxiety from getting SRS and I never should have done it I am really heartbroken by my results and I just want this all to end

Retarded tranny bastard! First he cries that he wants to get mutilated and then he cries after getting mutilated. It's so hilarious seeing these giant tards complaining after reality kicked them in the ass. Suffer the consequences of your own choices, stupid trans cultist!

 

[TeracottaPah]

Not sure if y’all have seen this but things that make you go, “hmmm.”

“First “legally non-binary “ person commits suicide 1 month after getting vaginoplasty.”

 

[Ratspeak]

You spent the first part of your post talking about how LASIK is really only recommended for a tiny population of people and even afterwards they might or probably will need glasses. Then you made this concession. Your arguments are weak bro

Don’t get LASIK.

Eye surgery is full of amazing medical advancements. LASIK is not one, it’s a decades-old procedure that doesn’t work well.

What about PRK?

 

[Dolly Brooks]

What about PRK?

NAD but IIRC it’s less risky than LASIK but has a harder recovery period.

 

[Procrastinhater]

you're probably delusional

Go to the infirmary.

NAD but IIRC it’s less risky than LASIK but has a harder recovery period.

I'm not sure how any of those eye procedures are performed or what they entail but the idea of someone firing a laser beam into my eyeballs isn't reassuring.
I know it's retarded but I've always had this image of them strapping you to a chair like that scene from Dead Space 2.

If I was going to risk getting something done to my eyes I'd do them one at a time and 6 months apart so if it fucks up I at least have a backup.

 

[revisionist]

And yet these pooners can get testosterone from the NHS while I have to DIY because for the NHS your levels aren't low enough ( they're comparing yours against an 80yo ), and of you're lucky enough then it's ONE injection every 3 weeks, the most useless anti therapeutic practice ever. Or the fag gel or undecanoate and in that case it's one injection every 3 months.
No wonder many if not most on NHS trt buy UGL testosterone on the side cause they feel like shit.

 

[Mad_Dog]

And yet these pooners can get testosterone from the NHS while I have to DIY because for the NHS your levels aren't low enough ( they're comparing yours against an 80yo ), and of you're lucky enough then it's ONE injection every 3 weeks, the most useless anti therapeutic practice ever. Or the fag gel or undecanoate and in that case it's one injection every 3 months.
No wonder many if not most on NHS trt buy UGL testosterone on the side cause they feel like shit.

How do you DIY test?