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I'm 7 weeks out as of yesterday:
Sensation. No numb spots, I had my first orgasm two days ago and my second yesterday.
Lubrication. It's definitely wet in there, and a little slippery around my labia minora, but I would not dilate without lube and I haven't noticed much if any increase when I'm turned on. I don't leak.
Aesthetics. I like how I look! As for how cis, well, AFAB people with vags have a really wide variety of vulvas. Have a look at my photos and tell me what you think :)
Technique. She uses penile tissue and scrotal tissue to construct most of the canal, and then uses a robot to create cone essentially of peritoneal tissue, the thin but mucosal tissue that some surgeons construct the entire canal out of. This cone is sutured to the penile-scrotal canal, so you have penile at the entrance, scrotal in the middle, peritoneal at the end.
Depth. I'm probably about 7/7.5 inches - I can see the thumb divot on the orange, but it's definitely right at the entrance.
As for good questions, I recommend asking about what care you need, what hair removal she wants, and if you can give her an idea of your desired aesthetics. Tell her what's important to you.
Thanks so much for this information ! It’s been very insightful and honest :) tyyy !
Number 4 ... what’s the purpose of the peritoneal just at the end ?
Thanks! It's patient dependent, but her results are consistently good aesthetically as far as I can tell.
So peritoneal tissue is thin, and it isn't enervated in the same way as penile or scrotal tissue. This is a hybrid method to give you additional depth, and some lubrication, while keeping the sensation you get with penile/scrotal vaginoplasty.
Have you looked in the wiki here?
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