- Joined
- Feb 15, 2019
From the "Discussion" section at the end:
"My responsibility is to make our patients a 'turn on.' About 80% will return for a touch up, for which there is no charge unless general anesthesia is required. We are seeking the best cosmetic result. Nonetheless, I would advise any transsexual patient to disclose beforehand their status to their intended intimate partner, to avoid an unforeseen and dangerous hostile reaction."
And what treats are in store for that 80% of patients who return for round 2?:
"For those patients who return for a second stage, the anterior commissure is closed with a wishbone incision (de-epithelialization of the skin within) and approximation vertically in the midline, or in the manner of Dr. Meltzer. Unsightly scars are revised, shifting tissues are brought back into place, elevated posterior commissures receive a secondary Y-V plasty Concerns about asymmetry are addressed, and the urethra may be re-sited more posteriorly."
Eww, some vulvas are so unsightly. Wouldn't want our flayed wiener creations to turn out looking like those nasty cunts:
"Some distinguished surgeons use a good part of penile skin for the labia minora, but the results I have seen appear floppy and draped, and are reminiscent of the way natal females present who request more delicate labia. This appearance is certainly normal for many natal females, but so is lots of pubic hair. My approach is another way. This boils down to a matter of personal aesthetics."
