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Vulvoplasty (without vaginal cavity) Results 3.3Y Post-Op (Argentina)
Very pretty! Are you happy with it? I'm planning to have this procedure as well - if you're willing, I would love to ask you a few questions. No worries if not.
There are some aesthetic details that I did not like but mostly I am happy with the surgery. No problem, you can ask me whatever you want.
Thank you.
What was the recovery period like? I’ve been told it’s not as bad as vaginoplasty.
Do you have a good level of sensation? How long did it take?
This is going to sound weird, but just ignore it if it’s too personal. Does it smell, you know… like it should?
I really appreciate you offering to answer my questions. It’s so rare to find anyone that’s had this surgery. 💜
The recovery was quite mild considering the magnitude of this kind of operation, I had no serious complications, within a few weeks I already felt quite normal. The sensation is good, since a week after the operation I could already feel the area, the bad thing is that outside of the vulva, where the left leg begins, I have lost a lot of sensation. The smell is mostly neutral, sometimes slightly fishy, especially when I had a recurring UTI (luckily not anymore) And of course I never had to dilate.
Thanks again!
how deep is it, please?
In my case it has no depth, but at the bottom of the vulva is where the urethra was located, so visually it would seem that there is some kind of small canal, but it is not to be used since it would obviously hurt me.
Can you play with it like finger play?
No, the only hole I have is in the urethra.
She had a vulvoplasty (no depth)
i know, but there's at least a couple of centimeters, right?
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There's no canal, but there's usually a "dimple" where some of the internal penile tissue used to be. Mines about 1-1.5cm (had the same zero depth)
Nothing even remotely canal like, but still noticeable
thanks for educating me, i sincerely did not knew - no need to downvote, come on (whoever did it).
Te felicito amiga!! Quién fue el cirujano? Besote desde uruguay
Thanks, it was Javier Belinky.
I want to move to Argentina so bad do u recommend it?
The country or the doctor?
Oh oops I didn’t realize there was a Dr named Argentina i just wanna move to Argentina 😂😂😂😂
It is probably one of the countries with the best law in the world regarding trans people. The problem is that there is often harassment towards trans people (the less cis-passing you have the worse it is) It is also a country that is extremely financially ruined.
So be passable and have money, got it thx
I didn’t think I was on Trans surgeries for a sec😅
Absolutely stunning. Looks just like what I want.
Fantastic
Super nice looking, who is the Dr and what is the cost if I may ask?
The doctor was Javier Belinky (Argentina) and the price was 7.5K USD (more than 3 years ago, so I don't know if the price will remain the same)
Wow! Look so natural ❤️
how does it work without cavity?
what do you mean with work?
i’m guessing you got your urethra dealt with, (tell me if this is too invasive) but what about penetration?
Penetration is not possible with this type of surgery.
please tell me if this is too far- one of the reasons i want a penis is because i wanna be able to have penetrative sex with a girl. why don’t you want to be able to have penetrative sex?
Because I'm not interested in penetration (or having sex with someone). By the way, are you a trans woman, trans man or cis man?
well if you’re happy, that’s all that matters! 😁
Exactly 💞
trans man, i’m usually on this subreddit looking at phalloplasties 😁
If you don’t mind me asking why did you choose zero depth?
Mainly because I wanted less risk of complications and not having to do "maintenance", plus I have no interest in penetrative sex.
Oh okay. That is what I been thinking about is way less risk of complications, I don’t have to deal with the financial burden of getting hair removal and the maintenance you have to do as well.
The only down side is no penetration. But everything else is good for me.
If that is important to you then you have to think about it carefully 🥺
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