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

[Peaches Demure]

@Mary Lee Harvey osWalsh

I'm not a man so take this with a grain of salt, but I could argue in favor of phalloplasty or partial phalloplasty for men who have lost their dicks to cancer or an accident or something. They at least have the skeletomuscular structure to handle a dangling appendage.

While I deeply sympathize with men who have had this horrible thing happen to them, I would argue against it even for such individuals, because there simply isn't a way to surgically Frankenstein a urethra out of any other type of human tissue. Men can lose the entirety of their penis, and their urethral functioning will remain largely intact because the urethral sphincter which is under voluntary control is positioned way up in the pelvic cavity. Now, if you take the shortened urethra and surgically "extend" it with another type of tissue that was not constructed to handle the acidic properties of urine, that tissue is going to degrade faster and in ways that are unpredictable. You can never, ever take skin and put it place of a mucosal membrane and expect it to perform the same function.

Remember Gruffin, people? She had a rotdog installed which eventually killed her, but I distinctly remember that she first gained social media notoriety by talking about her urethral diverticulum. Basically, a pocket formed between her "natal" urethra and the fake one connected to her rotdog, it started collecting bacteria, and she was left with an infection that never went away, because regardless of the strength of the antibiotics, the same type of bacteria would always "get stuck" in that pocket that should not exist. A male who lost his dick and had a rotdog sewn in place of it would still this as a likely complication.

 

[King Koopa]

Remember when Johanna Kennedy-Olson said that if a girl regrets her mastectomy, she can just go and get new breasts? A woman on r/detrans did just that and posted the results.
Reddit (Archive)

Breast reconstruction - post op day 6
burner357517510​

Here is before and 6 days post op. They look ugly and scary right now because they have to drop and fluff and I had a reaction to the adhesive. But even with my frankenboobs I am still so thrilled to not have to wear prosthetics and to just … have boobs! Here is all the info on them:

• 250cc mentor high profile implants
• Placed in the dual plane position (half under the muscle)
• used original scars
• top surgery was (about) 14 months ago
• nipple reconstruction is the next step and will happen around November! Then tattoos after that
• completely covered by insurance which was Kaiser Permanente Northern California
• my surgeon was Dr. Daniel Ulvila in San Francisco

I stopped taking the prescription pain meds on day one as they made me nauseous and have been on Tylenol since. Pain is honestly minimal - worst was the itchy and sweaty post op binder, but now I’m in a compression bra. I added my current ABTF measurement because I thought it would be fun to see how it changes as they drop and fluff

I have nothing but good things to say about my surgeon and honestly the whole surgery center. He was very kind and made it obvious he cared for me and what happened to me. And this was his second detrans reconstruction which I thought was cool!

That’s all the info I can think to give, please feel free to dm me or comment any questions you have. I will continue to make update posts as I heal as a resource for anyone else going through this process <3

Spoiler

This was the first post I saw, and I didn't know what I was looking at for a second because it just looked so bizarre to me. The flat nipples made me think it was a very convincing printed shirt.
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Almost 4 week breast reconstruction update​

burner357517510

I know it hasn’t been very long but they look much different than last time you saw them! They’re still firm but definitely dropping and softening slowly. I already love them and can’t wait for them to be fully healed.

The reason I am posting this is because I got some temporary nipple tattoos for women who have had mastectomies… they look very strange to my brain because my nipples we’re very light pink before and these are quite dark, and I’m not sure I got the placement right, but its nice to see my boobs with nipples! The ultimate plan is the get nipple reconstruction and then 3D nipple tattoos which will be happening in 6 months to a year.

3rd picture is how they look from the side and last 2 are how the scars are looking!

Spoiler

And, of course, detransitioners aren't safe from the consequences and subsequent regret of not doing research, along with chasing another surgery that will fix everything this time for real.
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Regretting dual plane breast implants…
burner357517510

I am 4 weeks post op today and all my lifting and mobility restrictions have been lifted. I am noticing that it seems I have animation deformity. what the hell!!! My surgeon never mentioned this, can it get better? Everywhere I’ve searched it says it will not … I really wish I had gone all the way over the muscle and I’m really sad. My implants are because I’ve had breast reconstruction, I never wanted implants I just wanted boobs, and wanted them to be as natural as possible. Will I have to get ANOTHER surgery to get them over the muscle to fix this? Please help, my surgeon seriously told me nothing about this.

Edit to add: animation deformity is “the noticeable and sometimes distorted movement of breast implants when pectoralis muscles contract”.

 

[Paper Machete]

"I never wanted implants I just wanted boobs"

I feel for detransers, I really do, but most of these people are fucking retarded (the ones that went through with surgeries) and shit like this just proves it. They're born marks that get sucked into whatever bullshit of the week is going on. Ma'am, you got rid of your boobs. Of course, the reconstruction is going to need to use implants. I don't even think they could've moved around fat because the shape isn't right anymore. These people really think medical stuff is magic. I don't even believe anymore that a lot of the doctors don't communicate with them properly, they're the types of people who nod their heads when you ask if they understand something, only to discover later on that what they thought was an understanding of the situation was just another thing they made up in their dim head. It's almost impossible to get people like that to understand certain risks and contingencies and what to actually expect.

 

[UselessRubberKeyboard]

Fake boobs up there seems to be all about the surgeries (and the internet attention). It’s just so striking how gender lunatics are so very into all the details about each surgery they have, and how they nitpick apart everything afterwards, always finding something wrong and lining up yet another surgery to fix it.

All for cosmetic bullshit.

These people desperately need counselling, not surgery. Or a good fucking slap and their internet privileges revoked for a year.

 

[Fapcop]

Beneficial-Wolf4967 with the comically oversized phallo.

Spoiler: NSFW

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These monstrosities are hilarious honestly. I can't even imagine the inconvenience of this thing. Good luck with the UL for that.

HOLY SHIT THEM HIPS AND THIGHS!

So voluptuous! Somehow she made a feminine rotdog.

This was the first post I saw, and I didn't know what I was looking at for a second because it just looked so bizarre to me. The flat nipples made me think it was a very convincing printed shirt.

They look… Fine I guess.

Yeah, the flat nipples will going to cause some squinting and “WTFs” but it looks decent.

A lot better than what she started with.

Goddamn, poor girl. Some of us have a tacky tattoo as a reminder of being young and dumb. This chick tweeted her tits.

 

[Mad_Dog]

top surgery was (about) 14 months ago

What a retard

 

[Larry David's Opera Cape]

And, of course, detransitioners aren't safe from the consequences and subsequent regret of not doing research, along with chasing another surgery that will fix everything this time for real.

She had her mastectomy in March 2024. She had the reconstruction in May 2025. By June 2025 she is already contemplating a re-do again.

Is there no one in her life who loves her enough to tell her she needs to take a break and focus elsewhere for a while?

 

[Mad_Dog]

Is there no one in her life who loves her enough to tell her she needs to take a break and focus elsewhere for a while?

You mean the haters? The transphobes? The right-wing grifters?
She's successfully been brainwashed to tune them out. I think it's over for her, she's a slave to the medical industry, as was the plan from the beginning.

There's no getting off Mr. Troons wild ride, even if you "detransition." Once you get on, you ride till you 41%.

 

[toilet_rainbow]

Ma'am, you got rid of your boobs. Of course, the reconstruction is going to need to use implants. I don't even think they could've moved around fat because the shape isn't right anymore. These people really think medical stuff is magic.

Between this and that guy in the Ls thread that hates his balls yet wants implants post orchi to “keep its definition,” reasoning like this is one of the best reasons why loosening SRS eligibility was such a mistake. Setting aside that SRS has no actual benefit, anyone thinking like this obviously does not understand the consequences of what they want, or how crazy the logic is. If she was eliminated via a psychological screening, she wouldn’t be trying to reconstruct the breasts she volunteered to get chopped off roughly a year ago. Instead, she got immediately affirmed by a doctor whose pockets she lined, because guidelines? What guidelines?

 

[Kitty kitty cat]

Beneficial-Wolf4967 with the comically oversized phallo.

Spoiler: NSFW

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These monstrosities are hilarious honestly. I can't even imagine the inconvenience of this thing. Good luck with the UL for that.

Well it does go with those obvious female saddlebags shes sporting. Her body is a weird landscape of growths.

 

[Feels Badman]

Shit like that is on my top list of why I am not ready to sign my brain off and ask AI questions about things. The bias is very showing. Just calling it "vagina" is a big fat lie. The problem is that too many people are ready to use AI to give them answers about everything. It concerns me. Many people barely bother to think as it is.

Spoiler: AI sperging

Chat GPT is even worse because, rather than representing the devs' political biases, it's been trained to agree with the user on everything and flatter them in the process. It's sickening. Nonstop validation is very effective at getting users addicted to your product, but very detrimental to their critical thinking skills.

Fat pooners shouldn't be allowed to get phalloplasty.

The skinny ones look just as bad imo. The 'dogs look even more disproportionate against their dainty bone structure.

Beneficial-Wolf4967 with the comically oversized phallo.

Spoiler: NSFW

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These monstrosities are hilarious honestly. I can't even imagine the inconvenience of this thing. Good luck with the UL for that.

Good lord, who glued a bratwurst onto the Venus of Willendorf?

 

[GloriousScarf]

numb_anxiety got a phallo done in Mexico.

Monday I will be 4 weeks post op. I haven't posted pics yet but I did promise to update my experience no matter the outcome so here come pics. Picture 1 is the day after surgery.Picture 2 with the purple discoloration is 3 or 4 days post opThe rest of the pictures are 3.5 weeks post op from different angles.Most recent Dr that I've seen since I been home said the black necrosis is skin level and should slough off on it's own. I go back to see him Tuesday and he will remove it if it hasn't come off. You can also see in the last pic wound separation at the base on the top side. Overall, I'm very happy with what I ended up with. The surgeon's nurse has been absolutely amazing. She always answers my messages and she did everything she could to help blood flow to the necrotic area before I left Mexico. (It wasn't necrotic when I left)My only real complaint about the Mexico team is that during scheduling pre op, they only told me I needed to stay in the area 10 days. Since it's a pedicled flap, the risks are slightly lower than a free flap. I stayed 12 days before going home, although I wasn't actually comfortable going home at the time since the poor blood flow area wasn't resolved. I really think they should require a minimum of three weeks.I go back to my local surgeon Tuesday about the necrotic area. I'll update soon after.

Spoiler: necrosis

I will never get over how casual they are about necrosis.

 

[Positron]

"Half of my meat-rod has rotten off but I'm very happy because the nurse has been amazing!" I know opioid can give you euphoria but I never suspected so much!

 

[Hepativore]

numb_anxiety got a phallo done in Mexico.

Spoiler: necrosis

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I will never get over how casual they are about necrosis.

It looks like a partially-burned sausage! Fitting for it being summer grilling season and all...

 

[LongDayAgain]

Elective double mastectomy at 13 is absolutely disgusting and should be criminal. The “doctors” who did this should be in jail.

 

[Fat and Balding]

Elective double mastectomy at 13

https://nitter.poast.org/LJDetrans/status/1936667066855211095#m

She currently seems to be doing well, which always makes me happy to see.

 

[I call shenanigans]

Elective double mastectomy at 13 is absolutely disgusting and should be criminal. The “doctors” who did this should be in jail.

She is one that is suing both the surgeon and the hospital where he performed her surgery. From memory she’s also suing her insurer who approved and paid for the surgery. I seem to recall that like Chloe Cole, it was Kaiser Permanente that approved her surgery. Hopefully that is moving along, because I can’t see how that surgeon has a leg to stand on scheduling an elective double mastectomy when she 12, and performing that surgery just one month after her 13th birthday.

 

[Dolly Brooks]

@Mary Lee Harvey osWalsh


While I deeply sympathize with men who have had this horrible thing happen to them, I would argue against it even for such individuals, because there simply isn't a way to surgically Frankenstein a urethra out of any other type of human tissue. Men can lose the entirety of their penis, and their urethral functioning will remain largely intact because the urethral sphincter which is under voluntary control is positioned way up in the pelvic cavity. Now, if you take the shortened urethra and surgically "extend" it with another type of tissue that was not constructed to handle the acidic properties of urine, that tissue is going to degrade faster and in ways that are unpredictable. You can never, ever take skin and put it place of a mucosal membrane and expect it to perform the same function.

Remember Gruffin, people? She had a rotdog installed which eventually killed her, but I distinctly remember that she first gained social media notoriety by talking about her urethral diverticulum. Basically, a pocket formed between her "natal" urethra and the fake one connected to her rotdog, it started collecting bacteria, and she was left with an infection that never went away, because regardless of the strength of the antibiotics, the same type of bacteria would always "get stuck" in that pocket that should not exist. A male who lost his dick and had a rotdog sewn in place of it would still this as a likely complication.

Exulansic pointed out that this creates a doom loop, problems pissing after surgery—>
Reducing water intake because you’re tired of dealing with it—>
More problems with pissing.

numb_anxiety got a phallo done in Mexico.

Spoiler: necrosis

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I will never get over how casual they are about necrosis.

11 grand to have a body part she can stick her fingers through like it’s rotten drywall.

 

[ErbiumOpium]

She is one that is suing both the surgeon and the hospital where he performed her surgery. From memory she’s also suing her insurer who approved and paid for the surgery. I seem to recall that like Chloe Cole, it was Kaiser Permanente that approved her surgery. Hopefully that is moving along, because I can’t see how that surgeon has a leg to stand on scheduling an elective double mastectomy when she 12, and performing that surgery just one month after her 13th birthday.

Breasts don’t even stop fucking developing until between ages 18-20. What the fuck were these doctors even thinking. It’s horrifying.

 

[toilet_rainbow]

Breasts don’t even stop fucking developing until between ages 18-20. What the fuck were these doctors even thinking. It’s horrifying.

Even more horrifying, the breast buds are often scooped out entirely on the younger ones to prevent them from growing at all (this is especially common for very young disabled girls that receive the “Ashley Treatment.”). Then there’s the fact that pooners often gain weight after top surgery between eating more or just growing if they were underage during the operation. I’ve seen more than one pooner in this thread and elsewhere that ended up with empty looking breasts akin to a woman that lost 200+ pounds as early as a year after the operation because of this. The tissue will expand regardless.

There is absolutely no standard or consideration with these surgeries. These butchers aren’t seeing a developing child, just dollar signs.