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

keyboredsm4shthe2nd · Apr 24, 2021

Mariposa Electrique said:
LOL, "Transition". Is it a transition if you still look like a man with terrible plastic surgery? Just watched the video, and it's funny about all the terrible looks he got on the street like everyone can still tell, but he claims that he has a woman's face, body, and vagina......
Here he is with less makeup and photoshop
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Jesus what's wrong with his eyes (no not the contacts)
And they say HSTS are supposed to pass better

Falling Star · Apr 25, 2021

Combining these last two parts of the EmmaLake horror story to get it over with.

Previous Part

Here's part 5 of 6:
[From Wound Dehiscence - My Experiences]

GRS - Sidhbh Gallagher - March 2017
Healing by Second Intention - The road lined with nothing but pain and torture.

I've been through three surgeries all of them with wound dehiscence that evolved into healing through Second Intention. The third surgery was the only one that was treated with wet/dry packing to expedite healing. It still took more than twice as long. After the first revision with Gallagher, I went back and did a cursory look with a basic google search which brought up the Wikipedia page for wound healing. Sure enough, we have bullet points that basically outline my surgery experience.

* Secondary intention is implemented when primary intention is not possible.
* This is due to wounds being created by major trauma in which there has been a significant loss in tissue or tissue damage.
* The wound is allowed to granulate.
* Surgeons may pack the wound with a gauze or use a drainage system.
* Granulation results in a broader scar.
* Healing process can be slow due to the presence of drainage from infection.
* Wound care must be performed daily to encourage wound debris removal to allow for granulation tissue formation.

This was just the beginning of 4 years from hell.

GCS Surgery, Dr. Sidhbh Gallagher, Pre-Revision 3/28/17 - 11/9/17
https://tinyurl.com/GCS-Surgery-Gallagher
Then there was the torture of dilating with all the granulation as a result of it healing poorly.

Revision #1
November 2017
Does anyone want to guess how much fun it was to stick a dilator through this?

Revision #2
May, 2020
Dr. Joshua Roth - IU-Health Urology. He has replaced Sidhbh Gallagher for GRS.
Inclusion Cyst Removal It's kind of hard to miss at the top. LOL! Fortunately, this was at the beginning of the Pandemic in 2020 because the 2-3 weeks recovery took about 4 months because it had to heal through --Second Intention. I have to give Dr. Joshua Ross and his nurse props for intervening with a solid and healing bandage method. It was called Wet/Dry packing and it helped. I still ended up with more scar tissue, but I wasn't freaked out about it. The pandemic situation gave me the extra time I needed to heal.

And then there's a second cyst that still in there and starts the typical cycle of rupturing goo.
That left one Vulvar cyst left to be removed along with a lot of scar tissue. I had to find a new surgeon to get the last cyst removed.

Here's part 6 of 6:
[From Breast Implant Illness, Capsular Contracture, Ruptured and Recalled Implants]

FYI - Cohesive Silicone gel CAN LEAK!

This is the rest of my Reddit Post on breast implant explant surgery. If you follow my GRS surgery story this will seem like business as usual concerning my healthcare IU-Health and Dr. Sidhbh Gallagher. We talk about BA, the surgeons who do them, and the aesthetics, but we rarely talk about when it's time to remove those implants for one reason or another. This is one of those times when removal was necessary.

This isn't a rant about convincing people to avoid implants. Have at it. Just understand, they aren't lifetime devices. It's critical that you keep an eye on their condition. If you notice any hardness at all, it's time to get them checked out.

UPFRONT: I'm telling you this story with the luxury of hindsight. I had no idea that these breast issues would lead to surgery that taking over 6-hours and result in the need for cancer, infection, and autoimmune testing that went on for weeks. I was unaware of any of the larger discussions over Breast Implant Illness or its detractors. I wasn’t even aware that my own implants had been recalled in 2019 over the possibility of a rare form of cancer called BII-ALCL. This was all new territory for me. As my capsular contracture, pain, and swelling around my breast continued to worsen, it became clear that I wasn’t getting anywhere.

So I turned to my Anthem Nurse Case Manager. She helped me find a surgeon in September and get the surgery approved. As a backup, I found a second surgeon who agreed to do the surgery just in case something fell through. And it did. I already had paid my max out of pocket for the year. I wasn’t anticipating any upfront payments, especially from a preferred Tier-one in-network provider. But, sure enough, that’s exactly what happened and they wanted 7k upfront to do the surgery. That wasn’t going to happen.

I moved on to the next Surgeon, Dr. Janet Turkle and Associates. With help from my Case Manager at Anthem, the surgery was approved. I had a surgery date the first week of December and for the 2nd time, took the time off work to recover. Everything was a go and I was relieved that I had found someone before the end of the year and my deductibles rolled back to Zero. I had an appointment with Dr. Turkle a week prior to my surgery date to fit new Allergan implants because the current ones had been recalled. When I showed up for the appointment, Dr. Turkle met with me for about 20 minutes. The entire time, all she did was try and convince me I should go somewhere else for surgery, telling me --she wasn’t the right surgeon for me. Next thing I know I’m talking to the Patient Coordinator who tells me --” You know that surgery date you had? You don’t have it anymore.” Her excuse was -- they gave my surgery date to someone else. I didn't argue or make a fuss, I just left.

Now it’s basically December and I don’t have anywhere else to turn to get this surgery done. I’ve taken the time off work and people were already scheduled to cover me so I’m stuck with the unpaid time off for the rest of the year. I feel completely desperate and screwed over by yet another surgeon.

[below] This is when I first got my breast implants from Dr. Cardenas. They were 450 CC's of bliss, I loved them. He did an awesome job. It was October 2005

Then the same breast became a little unruly and basically doubled in size over the next 15 years and this is where my latest adventure in finding healthcare in spite of my GRS surgeon, Dr. Gallagher, destroying my access to healthcare care to save her reputation.
All these breast issues start to the surface in the Summer of 2020. I can feel the capsular contractures tightening up. Overall my health feels compromised by fatigue although I never thought the issues were connected.
These pictures are from October 1st, 2020.

Below are some MRI Images proudly showing off my beautiful cohesive gel, anatomically correct, textured implants. They were 450CC'sand I plopped down my own money to get them. They are both ruptured. The MRI came after two mammograms and an Ultrasound.
The MRI revealed the cohesive gel implants had both ruptured and leaked silicone into my left breast. Oh, and when I looked up my implant information, it turns out, these were the Allergan 410 implants that had been recalled in 2019.
Trust me here. Having a radiologist tell you in her office that you have silicone in your lymph nodes is not the way you want to end your day. Especially when it wasn't really true. The danger in these implants is rare cancer associated with implants called BII/ALCL. They don't even recommend you have them removed unless you have problems.
Sure enough, I have problems as you can clearly see in the MRI Images below.

The bigger breast, my left one, had a Baker IV capsular contracture. It's also the one with the silicone cyst floating around by my lymph nodes. The other breast has a Baker II capsular contracture. It was determined that these needed to be removed as soon as possible because both implants were surrounded by fluid. The fluid was a signal that my body's immune system was now attacking the implants. No wonder I felt fatigued all the time --go figure.
I had this MRI and then like all expensive image testing the Radiologist send you a nice letter in the mail explaining what they found. But it gets even better. The next week I have the MRI. They gave me a copy of the images and told me I would hear from them on the finding. And I did. The letter below is what they sent.

I kid you not.
I have no idea what this typo-filled masterpiece, AKA my MRI breast results, are telling me other than they end their assessment with the word --"Immediately". I have nothing against poor spelling and typos, to be honest. I've elevated the art to new heights in some of my more frenzied moments. But dammit, I expect more when the information is coming from my Healthcare provider and it's information I need to act on. So, I "immediately" fire off an email to my PCP who, I'm told, also has a copy of this very letter. In a nutshell, he tells me not to worry about it but he's not really sure what it means either. Instead of finding out what it means, he downplays it because it's just a form letter and tells me I shouldn't worry about it.

Worry my ass. What the hell was I supposed to do? I'm locked out of getting a referral to a surgeon from my own Primary care doctor, thanks to Dr. Sidhbh Gallagher which means I have to start looking for someone locally to do Explant surgery AND take my insurance during the busiest time of the year for Plastic Surgeons.
This does not go well.

I'm basically canceled by two surgeons prior to my surgery dates which I had taken time off work for and couldn't do anything about. This stretched my time off work for the last 2 1/2 months of the year just waiting to have surgery. Once I had surgery, because of the seriousness of the 6-hour breast surgery and an additional revision on my bottom surgery I couldn't return to work until March 1st, 2021.
The MRI images are below.

The flaps you see below are my pectoral muscles. The replacements were put in over the muscle.

In mid-December, I end up here at the Cleveland Clinic desperate to get my ruptured implants out by the end of the year. Thanks to my insurance company - Anthem. I was also in-network.

I was lucky to have surgery with Dr. Bahar Bassiri Gharb. No amount of words can express how much I appreciate what Dr. Bassari did for me to get these implants replaced. At the time I had no idea just how much toxic sludge she was going to find during surgery. I found her engaging, helpful and thoughtful, and willing to work with the schedule I had. Plus, and this is key, She did a Mastopexy and reduced the size of my areolas without adding additional vertical incisions. And she listened to me and didn't use VICRYL sutures. I was scared to death of wound dehiscence based on my last three surgeries. I didn't have any from this surgery. None.

Before surgery Dec 30th, 2020

After surgery January 2021
Allergan Inspira, Cohesive Gel Round, smooth, implants 450CC and 485CC

Below is the link to a Youtube video from Dr. Bunkis at Orange County Plastic Surgery that shows an explant surgery that was very similar to my own According to my surgeon, Dr. B Bassiri, she emptied the same dark fluid from both of my breasts.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=S13GIgEKjK0&feature=share
Dr. Bunkis is a Harvard-trained board-certified plastic surgeon out of Newport Beach, CA. He has been in private practice for 35+ years and has patients from all around the world.

Three Weeks Post op Still have drains.

Four weeks Post-op

8 weeks post-op from explant surgery and reinsertion PLUS a Mastopexy with no additional incisions other than my reduced areolas. These scars fade well. I am extremely happy with the outcome - Feb 28th, 2021
The scars are already blending well. No wound Dehiscence!

END

keyboredsm4shthe2nd · Apr 25, 2021

Falling Star said:
Combining these last two parts of the EmmaLake horror story to get it over with.

Previous Part

Here's part 5 of 6:
[From Wound Dehiscence - My Experiences]

GRS - Sidhbh Gallagher - March 2017
Healing by Second Intention - The road lined with nothing but pain and torture.

I've been through three surgeries all of them with wound dehiscence that evolved into healing through Second Intention. The third surgery was the only one that was treated with wet/dry packing to expedite healing. It still took more than twice as long. After the first revision with Gallagher, I went back and did a cursory look with a basic google search which brought up the Wikipedia page for wound healing. Sure enough, we have bullet points that basically outline my surgery experience.

* Secondary intention is implemented when primary intention is not possible.

* This is due to wounds being created by major trauma in which there has been a significant loss in tissue or tissue damage.

* The wound is allowed to granulate.

* Surgeons may pack the wound with a gauze or use a drainage system.

* Granulation results in a broader scar.

* Healing process can be slow due to the presence of drainage from infection.

* Wound care must be performed daily to encourage wound debris removal to allow for granulation tissue formation.

This was just the beginning of 4 years from hell.

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GCS Surgery, Dr. Sidhbh Gallagher, Pre-Revision 3/28/17 - 11/9/17
https://tinyurl.com/GCS-Surgery-Gallagher
Then there was the torture of dilating with all the granulation as a result of it healing poorly.

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Revision #1
November 2017
Does anyone want to guess how much fun it was to stick a dilator through this?

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Revision #2
May, 2020
Dr. Joshua Roth - IU-Health Urology. He has replaced Sidhbh Gallagher for GRS.
Inclusion Cyst Removal It's kind of hard to miss at the top. LOL! Fortunately, this was at the beginning of the Pandemic in 2020 because the 2-3 weeks recovery took about 4 months because it had to heal through --Second Intention. I have to give Dr. Joshua Ross and his nurse props for intervening with a solid and healing bandage method. It was called Wet/Dry packing and it helped. I still ended up with more scar tissue, but I wasn't freaked out about it. The pandemic situation gave me the extra time I needed to heal.

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And then there's a second cyst that still in there and starts the typical cycle of rupturing goo.
That left one Vulvar cyst left to be removed along with a lot of scar tissue. I had to find a new surgeon to get the last cyst removed.

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Here's part 6 of 6:
[From Breast Implant Illness, Capsular Contracture, Ruptured and Recalled Implants]

FYI - Cohesive Silicone gel CAN LEAK!

This is the rest of my Reddit Post on breast implant explant surgery. If you follow my GRS surgery story this will seem like business as usual concerning my healthcare IU-Health and Dr. Sidhbh Gallagher. We talk about BA, the surgeons who do them, and the aesthetics, but we rarely talk about when it's time to remove those implants for one reason or another. This is one of those times when removal was necessary.

This isn't a rant about convincing people to avoid implants. Have at it. Just understand, they aren't lifetime devices. It's critical that you keep an eye on their condition. If you notice any hardness at all, it's time to get them checked out.

UPFRONT: I'm telling you this story with the luxury of hindsight. I had no idea that these breast issues would lead to surgery that taking over 6-hours and result in the need for cancer, infection, and autoimmune testing that went on for weeks. I was unaware of any of the larger discussions over Breast Implant Illness or its detractors. I wasn’t even aware that my own implants had been recalled in 2019 over the possibility of a rare form of cancer called BII-ALCL. This was all new territory for me. As my capsular contracture, pain, and swelling around my breast continued to worsen, it became clear that I wasn’t getting anywhere.

So I turned to my Anthem Nurse Case Manager. She helped me find a surgeon in September and get the surgery approved. As a backup, I found a second surgeon who agreed to do the surgery just in case something fell through. And it did. I already had paid my max out of pocket for the year. I wasn’t anticipating any upfront payments, especially from a preferred Tier-one in-network provider. But, sure enough, that’s exactly what happened and they wanted 7k upfront to do the surgery. That wasn’t going to happen.

I moved on to the next Surgeon, Dr. Janet Turkle and Associates. With help from my Case Manager at Anthem, the surgery was approved. I had a surgery date the first week of December and for the 2nd time, took the time off work to recover. Everything was a go and I was relieved that I had found someone before the end of the year and my deductibles rolled back to Zero. I had an appointment with Dr. Turkle a week prior to my surgery date to fit new Allergan implants because the current ones had been recalled. When I showed up for the appointment, Dr. Turkle met with me for about 20 minutes. The entire time, all she did was try and convince me I should go somewhere else for surgery, telling me --she wasn’t the right surgeon for me. Next thing I know I’m talking to the Patient Coordinator who tells me --” You know that surgery date you had? You don’t have it anymore.” Her excuse was -- they gave my surgery date to someone else. I didn't argue or make a fuss, I just left.

Now it’s basically December and I don’t have anywhere else to turn to get this surgery done. I’ve taken the time off work and people were already scheduled to cover me so I’m stuck with the unpaid time off for the rest of the year. I feel completely desperate and screwed over by yet another surgeon.

[below] This is when I first got my breast implants from Dr. Cardenas. They were 450 CC's of bliss, I loved them. He did an awesome job. It was October 2005

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Then the same breast became a little unruly and basically doubled in size over the next 15 years and this is where my latest adventure in finding healthcare in spite of my GRS surgeon, Dr. Gallagher, destroying my access to healthcare care to save her reputation.
All these breast issues start to the surface in the Summer of 2020. I can feel the capsular contractures tightening up. Overall my health feels compromised by fatigue although I never thought the issues were connected.
These pictures are from October 1st, 2020.

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Below are some MRI Images proudly showing off my beautiful cohesive gel, anatomically correct, textured implants. They were 450CC'sand I plopped down my own money to get them. They are both ruptured. The MRI came after two mammograms and an Ultrasound.
The MRI revealed the cohesive gel implants had both ruptured and leaked silicone into my left breast. Oh, and when I looked up my implant information, it turns out, these were the Allergan 410 implants that had been recalled in 2019.
Trust me here. Having a radiologist tell you in her office that you have silicone in your lymph nodes is not the way you want to end your day. Especially when it wasn't really true. The danger in these implants is rare cancer associated with implants called BII/ALCL. They don't even recommend you have them removed unless you have problems.
Sure enough, I have problems as you can clearly see in the MRI Images below.

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The bigger breast, my left one, had a Baker IV capsular contracture. It's also the one with the silicone cyst floating around by my lymph nodes. The other breast has a Baker II capsular contracture. It was determined that these needed to be removed as soon as possible because both implants were surrounded by fluid. The fluid was a signal that my body's immune system was now attacking the implants. No wonder I felt fatigued all the time --go figure.
I had this MRI and then like all expensive image testing the Radiologist send you a nice letter in the mail explaining what they found. But it gets even better. The next week I have the MRI. They gave me a copy of the images and told me I would hear from them on the finding. And I did. The letter below is what they sent.
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I kid you not.
I have no idea what this typo-filled masterpiece, AKA my MRI breast results, are telling me other than they end their assessment with the word --"Immediately". I have nothing against poor spelling and typos, to be honest. I've elevated the art to new heights in some of my more frenzied moments. But dammit, I expect more when the information is coming from my Healthcare provider and it's information I need to act on. So, I "immediately" fire off an email to my PCP who, I'm told, also has a copy of this very letter. In a nutshell, he tells me not to worry about it but he's not really sure what it means either. Instead of finding out what it means, he downplays it because it's just a form letter and tells me I shouldn't worry about it.

Worry my ass. What the hell was I supposed to do? I'm locked out of getting a referral to a surgeon from my own Primary care doctor, thanks to Dr. Sidhbh Gallagher which means I have to start looking for someone locally to do Explant surgery AND take my insurance during the busiest time of the year for Plastic Surgeons.
This does not go well.

I'm basically canceled by two surgeons prior to my surgery dates which I had taken time off work for and couldn't do anything about. This stretched my time off work for the last 2 1/2 months of the year just waiting to have surgery. Once I had surgery, because of the seriousness of the 6-hour breast surgery and an additional revision on my bottom surgery I couldn't return to work until March 1st, 2021.
The MRI images are below.

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The flaps you see below are my pectoral muscles. The replacements were put in over the muscle.

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In mid-December, I end up here at the Cleveland Clinic desperate to get my ruptured implants out by the end of the year. Thanks to my insurance company - Anthem. I was also in-network.

I was lucky to have surgery with Dr. Bahar Bassiri Gharb. No amount of words can express how much I appreciate what Dr. Bassari did for me to get these implants replaced. At the time I had no idea just how much toxic sludge she was going to find during surgery. I found her engaging, helpful and thoughtful, and willing to work with the schedule I had. Plus, and this is key, She did a Mastopexy and reduced the size of my areolas without adding additional vertical incisions. And she listened to me and didn't use VICRYL sutures. I was scared to death of wound dehiscence based on my last three surgeries. I didn't have any from this surgery. None.

Before surgery Dec 30th, 2020

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After surgery January 2021
Allergan Inspira, Cohesive Gel Round, smooth, implants 450CC and 485CC

Below is the link to a Youtube video from Dr. Bunkis at Orange County Plastic Surgery that shows an explant surgery that was very similar to my own According to my surgeon, Dr. B Bassiri, she emptied the same dark fluid from both of my breasts.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=S13GIgEKjK0&feature=share
Dr. Bunkis is a Harvard-trained board-certified plastic surgeon out of Newport Beach, CA. He has been in private practice for 35+ years and has patients from all around the world.

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Three Weeks Post op Still have drains.

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Four weeks Post-op

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8 weeks post-op from explant surgery and reinsertion PLUS a Mastopexy with no additional incisions other than my reduced areolas. These scars fade well. I am extremely happy with the outcome - Feb 28th, 2021
The scars are already blending well. No wound Dehiscence!

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END

Nothing can hide that they're enhanced man boobs. And those are the UGLIEST nipples I've ever seen. Like they contend with Cardi B's.

Vi0l3t · Apr 25, 2021

Falling Star said:
A few of this guy's pictures have been floating around awhile, but I think his full story & photo albums are new (AFAIK). It's pretty informative, at least IMO. Wish I could just archive all this and post links, but archiving sites never seem to work right on image-heavy pages.
I'm sorry for the massive posts, though. It's definitely getting to be a bit much... Won't be doing something like this again (not worth the effort in hindsight, lol), but I feel committed to finishing this now.
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Previous Part

Here's part 4 of 6:
[From Post-revision Surgery, Feb 5th, 2021]

Sounds like Dr. Sidhbh Gallagher ghosted him about a year and a half post-op. He talks about his complaints here: https://www.reddit.com/r/Transgender_Surgeries/comments/ljhd0b/when_grs_recovery_never_ends/ [x]

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(This update shows what his neovag currently looks like. The last two parts are about wound dehiscence and his botched breast implants.)

A gynecologist couldnt tell the difference!

Falling Star · Apr 25, 2021

Red Lobster said:
The human ken doll Rodrigo Roddy Alves (now Jessica Alves) – 37 year old virgin – who has been transitioning for last year and a half got his dick flayed at last in Thailand by Dr. Kamol Pansritum.

"Everything is good."

Alves says that before the surgery he has never seen a vagina in his life or have been with a woman, though according to the nurses in the hospital his vagina is really beautiful. He himself says "my vagina looks beautiful, it is a work of art" and at the final appointment where he talks with the butcher he says "it's a little bit swollen, but it's good and my labia is very sensitive".

I'd be intrigued to see how it actually looks like, but considering his poor judgement and how most of these surgeries turn out I am very doubtful it is one of those best ones out there.

He is now considering a voice feminization surgery – which should not really surprise me at this point is also a type of surgery that even exists, yet it did – "in order to make my voice 100% feminine". This is what made me post it here:

Source

Ends the video with "there are plenty more procedures and adventures from Jessica Alves and I can't wait to see you again".

The before, after and afterer pictures leave me speechless. So many surgeries only to transform from a fairly attractive guy to that:

He also (infamously) got rib removal surgery:
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/worldnews/5766997/rodrigo-alves-human-ken-doll-surgery-ribs-removed/ [x]
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowb...odrigo-Alves-reveals-regrets-rib-removal.html [x]

Rodrigo’s surgery bill to date [as of 2018] is over £360,000 and totals 60 procedures that include a face lift, brow and eye lifts, 10 nose jobs, chest implants, a fake six pack and bum implants - not to mention regular Botox and fillers.

It would be interesting to peer into his mind. Is he really trans? Sure, he seems like he could easily be a HSTS... but he could also just be addicted to surgery. Maybe he was getting bored of "regular" cosmetic surgeries, so trooning out was a way to expand his options and continue seeking attention.
No surprise btw that he comes from a very wealthy family. Exotic pastimes for the idle rich. :lol:

keyboredsm4shthe2nd · Apr 25, 2021

Falling Star said:
He also (infamously) got rib removal surgery:
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/worldnews/5766997/rodrigo-alves-human-ken-doll-surgery-ribs-removed/ [x]
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowb...odrigo-Alves-reveals-regrets-rib-removal.html [x]

It would be interesting to peer into his mind. Is he really trans? Sure, he seems like he could easily be a HSTS... but he could also just be addicted to surgery. Maybe he was getting bored of "regular" cosmetic surgeries, so trooning out was a way to expand his options and continue seeking attention.
No surprise btw that he comes from a very wealthy family. Exotic pastimes for the idle rich.

Like I said, he's a virgin and doesn't know what a vagina looks like. A wealthy man can bag a broad at the drop of a hat regardless of how fucked he's made himself with surgery. Sure she'd be a gold digger but a pussy's a pussy. He's definitely a closet homo.

Mariposa Electrique · Apr 25, 2021

Falling Star said:
He also (infamously) got rib removal surgery:
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/worldnews/5766997/rodrigo-alves-human-ken-doll-surgery-ribs-removed/ [x]
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowb...odrigo-Alves-reveals-regrets-rib-removal.html [x]

It would be interesting to peer into his mind. Is he really trans? Sure, he seems like he could easily be a HSTS... but he could also just be addicted to surgery. Maybe he was getting bored of "regular" cosmetic surgeries, so trooning out was a way to expand his options and continue seeking attention.
No surprise btw that he comes from a very wealthy family. Exotic pastimes for the idle rich.

Lol, he trooned out because he was jealous of women who got attention from men, but he looks like shit and can't even attract a gay4pay like Jeffrey Starr.

keyboredsm4shthe2nd said:
Like I said, he's a virgin and doesn't know what a vagina looks like. A wealthy man can bag a broad at the drop of a hat regardless of how fucked he's made himself with surgery. Sure she'd be a gold digger but a pussy's a pussy. He's definitely a closet homo.

I mean, it was obvious he's always been gay. He looks and dresses like Liberace with hair extensions. If Liberace were alive today, he would be trooning out too.

Prolego · Apr 25, 2021

Falling Star said:
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Bixnood · Apr 25, 2021

cuddle striker said:
"just enough conflicting evidence"= "there's no standard of care at all"

These surgeons don't even have a standard for healing after a surgery. Imagine if every heart surgeon had a different way of cracking the ribs and entered the chest from a different place on the body and none agreed on what you should do to recover after a transplant.

Its funny that little peepee niggas are still suffering after getting their peckers turned inside out.

keyboredsm4shthe2nd · Apr 25, 2021

Sinner's Sandwich said:
I don't think a soft dilator is helpful for a crotch wound that needs to be stopped from healing shut. These things are for vaginas, not man-holes.

And lo and behold it did nothing because he got the same old granulation tissue and ring of scars kevryn is dealing with.

Peaches Demure · Apr 25, 2021

A likely future 41 percenter is concerned over the "numbness of his clitoral nerves" after SRS.

Kevin Gibes: The never will be waking up any day now!

Also ROFL at that first comment. After "playing around" with a vibrator for one hour this poor sod managed to come across some vaguely sensate tissue.

r/Transgender_Surgeries - Clitoral sensation

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You fucked up, man. The levels of cope are going through the roof.

Dude who made the OP looks like this:

He sports that stereotypical dead-eyed autistic coomer look.

Peaches Demure · Apr 25, 2021

If you believe you have already seen the #1 worst amhole... you're wrong.

This unfortunate stinkditch-haver has realized there is "some hard tissue in his neovagina". Kind of like tonsil stones, but gathering in the neovagina instead of the tonsil pockets.

r/Transgender_Surgeries - [NSFW] Odd hard tissue in vagina?

11 votes and 12 comments so far on Reddit

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I'm suspecting he might delete his Reddit post, so if someone more tech-savvy than me could archive for future discussion purposes, you might want to consider that.

KifflomKween · Apr 25, 2021

Peaches Demure said:
If you believe you have already seen the #1 worst amhole... you're wrong.

This unfortunate stinkditch-haver has realized there is "some hard tissue in his neovagina". Kind of like tonsil stones, but gathering in the neovagina instead of the tonsil pockets.

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r/Transgender_Surgeries - [NSFW] Odd hard tissue in vagina?

11 votes and 12 comments so far on Reddit

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I'm suspecting he might delete his Reddit post, so if someone more tech-savvy than me could archive for future discussion purposes, you might want to consider that.

That looks like male horse "bean", aka smegma that gathers in the sheath and horse owners have to clean. No im not posting pics.

Sinner's Sandwich · Apr 25, 2021

Peaches Demure said:
If you believe you have already seen the #1 worst amhole... you're wrong.

This unfortunate stinkditch-haver has realized there is "some hard tissue in his neovagina". Kind of like tonsil stones, but gathering in the neovagina instead of the tonsil pockets.

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r/Transgender_Surgeries - [NSFW] Odd hard tissue in vagina?

11 votes and 12 comments so far on Reddit

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I'm suspecting he might delete his Reddit post, so if someone more tech-savvy than me could archive for future discussion purposes, you might want to consider that.

Amhole cancer? Fungi from Amhoggoth? The body reacting to the open wound? There are always new horrors growing inside of these things.

keyboredsm4shthe2nd · Apr 25, 2021

Sinner's Sandwich said:
Amhole cancer? Fungi from Amhoggoth? The body reacting to the open wound? There are always new horrors growing inside of these things.

"Everyone knows real women have vagina dentata and your body is just adjusting"

UncleTusky · Apr 25, 2021

Peaches Demure said:
I'm suspecting he might delete his Reddit post, so if someone more tech-savvy than me could archive for future discussion purposes, you might want to consider that.

I don't know of a way to preserve the post and photos together as one item but here are the individual archive.md links

reddit post: https://archive.md/tahGa
1st photo: https://archive.md/9Vo8B
2nd photo: https://archive.md/X9oWC
3rd photo: https://archive.md/ABoyE

DoNotReadTheFinePrint · Apr 25, 2021

Falling Star said:
Here's part 6 of 6:
[From Breast Implant Illness, Capsular Contracture, Ruptured and Recalled Implants]
FYI - Cohesive Silicone gel CAN LEAK!

This is the rest of my Reddit Post on breast implant explant surgery. If you follow my GRS surgery story this will seem like business as usual concerning my healthcare IU-Health and Dr. Sidhbh Gallagher. We talk about BA, the surgeons who do them, and the aesthetics, but we rarely talk about when it's time to remove those implants for one reason or another. This is one of those times when removal was necessary.

This isn't a rant about convincing people to avoid implants. Have at it. Just understand, they aren't lifetime devices. It's critical that you keep an eye on their condition. If you notice any hardness at all, it's time to get them checked out.

UPFRONT: I'm telling you this story with the luxury of hindsight. I had no idea that these breast issues would lead to surgery that taking over 6-hours and result in the need for cancer, infection, and autoimmune testing that went on for weeks. I was unaware of any of the larger discussions over Breast Implant Illness or its detractors. I wasn’t even aware that my own implants had been recalled in 2019 over the possibility of a rare form of cancer called BII-ALCL. This was all new territory for me. As my capsular contracture, pain, and swelling around my breast continued to worsen, it became clear that I wasn’t getting anywhere.

So I turned to my Anthem Nurse Case Manager. She helped me find a surgeon in September and get the surgery approved. As a backup, I found a second surgeon who agreed to do the surgery just in case something fell through. And it did. I already had paid my max out of pocket for the year. I wasn’t anticipating any upfront payments, especially from a preferred Tier-one in-network provider. But, sure enough, that’s exactly what happened and they wanted 7k upfront to do the surgery. That wasn’t going to happen.

I moved on to the next Surgeon, Dr. Janet Turkle and Associates. With help from my Case Manager at Anthem, the surgery was approved. I had a surgery date the first week of December and for the 2nd time, took the time off work to recover. Everything was a go and I was relieved that I had found someone before the end of the year and my deductibles rolled back to Zero. I had an appointment with Dr. Turkle a week prior to my surgery date to fit new Allergan implants because the current ones had been recalled. When I showed up for the appointment, Dr. Turkle met with me for about 20 minutes. The entire time, all she did was try and convince me I should go somewhere else for surgery, telling me --she wasn’t the right surgeon for me. Next thing I know I’m talking to the Patient Coordinator who tells me --” You know that surgery date you had? You don’t have it anymore.” Her excuse was -- they gave my surgery date to someone else. I didn't argue or make a fuss, I just left.

Now it’s basically December and I don’t have anywhere else to turn to get this surgery done. I’ve taken the time off work and people were already scheduled to cover me so I’m stuck with the unpaid time off for the rest of the year. I feel completely desperate and screwed over by yet another surgeon.

[below] This is when I first got my breast implants from Dr. Cardenas. They were 450 CC's of bliss, I loved them. He did an awesome job. It was October 2005

Then the same breast became a little unruly and basically doubled in size over the next 15 years and this is where my latest adventure in finding healthcare in spite of my GRS surgeon, Dr. Gallagher, destroying my access to healthcare care to save her reputation.
All these breast issues start to the surface in the Summer of 2020. I can feel the capsular contractures tightening up. Overall my health feels compromised by fatigue although I never thought the issues were connected.
These pictures are from October 1st, 2020.

Below are some MRI Images proudly showing off my beautiful cohesive gel, anatomically correct, textured implants. They were 450CC'sand I plopped down my own money to get them. They are both ruptured. The MRI came after two mammograms and an Ultrasound.
The MRI revealed the cohesive gel implants had both ruptured and leaked silicone into my left breast. Oh, and when I looked up my implant information, it turns out, these were the Allergan 410 implants that had been recalled in 2019.
Trust me here. Having a radiologist tell you in her office that you have silicone in your lymph nodes is not the way you want to end your day. Especially when it wasn't really true. The danger in these implants is rare cancer associated with implants called BII/ALCL. They don't even recommend you have them removed unless you have problems.
Sure enough, I have problems as you can clearly see in the MRI Images below.

The bigger breast, my left one, had a Baker IV capsular contracture. It's also the one with the silicone cyst floating around by my lymph nodes. The other breast has a Baker II capsular contracture. It was determined that these needed to be removed as soon as possible because both implants were surrounded by fluid. The fluid was a signal that my body's immune system was now attacking the implants. No wonder I felt fatigued all the time --go figure.
I had this MRI and then like all expensive image testing the Radiologist send you a nice letter in the mail explaining what they found. But it gets even better. The next week I have the MRI. They gave me a copy of the images and told me I would hear from them on the finding. And I did. The letter below is what they sent.

I kid you not.
I have no idea what this typo-filled masterpiece, AKA my MRI breast results, are telling me other than they end their assessment with the word --"Immediately". I have nothing against poor spelling and typos, to be honest. I've elevated the art to new heights in some of my more frenzied moments. But dammit, I expect more when the information is coming from my Healthcare provider and it's information I need to act on. So, I "immediately" fire off an email to my PCP who, I'm told, also has a copy of this very letter. In a nutshell, he tells me not to worry about it but he's not really sure what it means either. Instead of finding out what it means, he downplays it because it's just a form letter and tells me I shouldn't worry about it.

Worry my ass. What the hell was I supposed to do? I'm locked out of getting a referral to a surgeon from my own Primary care doctor, thanks to Dr. Sidhbh Gallagher which means I have to start looking for someone locally to do Explant surgery AND take my insurance during the busiest time of the year for Plastic Surgeons.
This does not go well.

I'm basically canceled by two surgeons prior to my surgery dates which I had taken time off work for and couldn't do anything about. This stretched my time off work for the last 2 1/2 months of the year just waiting to have surgery. Once I had surgery, because of the seriousness of the 6-hour breast surgery and an additional revision on my bottom surgery I couldn't return to work until March 1st, 2021.
The MRI images are below.

The flaps you see below are my pectoral muscles. The replacements were put in over the muscle.

In mid-December, I end up here at the Cleveland Clinic desperate to get my ruptured implants out by the end of the year. Thanks to my insurance company - Anthem. I was also in-network.

I was lucky to have surgery with Dr. Bahar Bassiri Gharb. No amount of words can express how much I appreciate what Dr. Bassari did for me to get these implants replaced. At the time I had no idea just how much toxic sludge she was going to find during surgery. I found her engaging, helpful and thoughtful, and willing to work with the schedule I had. Plus, and this is key, She did a Mastopexy and reduced the size of my areolas without adding additional vertical incisions. And she listened to me and didn't use VICRYL sutures. I was scared to death of wound dehiscence based on my last three surgeries. I didn't have any from this surgery. None.

Before surgery Dec 30th, 2020

After surgery January 2021
Allergan Inspira, Cohesive Gel Round, smooth, implants 450CC and 485CC

Below is the link to a Youtube video from Dr. Bunkis at Orange County Plastic Surgery that shows an explant surgery that was very similar to my own According to my surgeon, Dr. B Bassiri, she emptied the same dark fluid from both of my breasts.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=S13GIgEKjK0&feature=share
Dr. Bunkis is a Harvard-trained board-certified plastic surgeon out of Newport Beach, CA. He has been in private practice for 35+ years and has patients from all around the world.

Three Weeks Post op Still have drains.

Four weeks Post-op

8 weeks post-op from explant surgery and reinsertion PLUS a Mastopexy with no additional incisions other than my reduced areolas. These scars fade well. I am extremely happy with the outcome - Feb 28th, 2021
The scars are already blending well. No wound Dehiscence!

Those "boobs" look like they want to escape. Can't blame them. And no matter what, his chest will stay a man's chest with tumor-balloons attached to it.

Sinner's Sandwich said:
Amhole cancer? Fungi from Amhoggoth? The body reacting to the open wound? There are always new horrors growing inside of these things.

My bet is on the lack of hygiene. Anyway, they're like Amhole-Pearls. I can at least imagine the stench to be equal to dead ocean animals.

Julie Newmar · Apr 25, 2021

Amholegris

keyboredsm4shthe2nd · Apr 25, 2021

DoNotReadTheFinePrint said:
Those "boobs" look like they want to escape. Can't blame them. And no matter what, his chest will stay a man's chest with tumor-balloons attached to it.

My bet is on the lack of hygiene. Anyway, they're like Amhole-Pearls. I can at least imagine the stench to be equal to dead ocean animals.

kidney stones but in the amhole. because pearls are precious. whatever comes out of the amhole is decidedly not

0 0 · Apr 25, 2021

Peaches Demure said:
If you believe you have already seen the #1 worst amhole... you're wrong.

This unfortunate stinkditch-haver has realized there is "some hard tissue in his neovagina". Kind of like tonsil stones, but gathering in the neovagina instead of the tonsil pockets.

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r/Transgender_Surgeries - [NSFW] Odd hard tissue in vagina?

11 votes and 12 comments so far on Reddit

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I'm suspecting he might delete his Reddit post, so if someone more tech-savvy than me could archive for future discussion purposes, you might want to consider that.

But what is more feminine than vagina dentata?

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