r/ftm_phallo

I'm recently 18, and I've been on T about a year, a little bit on and off. I have about 1.5 inch/4-5 cm of bottom growth so far. I just want whatever is the closest to a cisgender dick. Phalloplasty would probably be best for me, but I want to know more of what the process would entail/what I should do to be more prepared for surgery/where to start researching.

>How to avoid bulky/overly long dick which needs revision?

>What physical traits are ideal for phalloplasty (skin qualities, bottom growth amount, labia minora and majora, etc). How do each of these things affect the final result?

>How many different sessions of surgeries/procedures/revisions am I realistically looking at it I opted for a full hysterectomy, removing overies, removing vagina, rff phalloplasty w/glans, and scrotal implants?

>What are the biggest complication risks?

>What are the options for making the ball sack? Is there only one way?

>What else would you urge me to consider before setting my goals?

>Can I get my dih pierced post surgery? What sort of piercings would be options?

So i'm closeted trans boy and i've heard the processes of phallo is quite bit painful (correct me if i'm wrong).

also (i wanna start Testosterone) but i lived in a transphobic country.

i would like to know your experience about phallo and how did it feel

I plan to have surgery overseas because it's at minimum 60k cheaper and much faster to access.

I'm wondering if anyone has had their phallo done overseas and what the experience is like with staging.

I would prefer to travel back and forth (either Türkiye or Thailand) to stage the urethral lengthening to minimise complications. Has anyone else done that?

I'm also wondering if it would be better to get total hysterectomy and vaginectomy before travelling overseas as that's actually affordable to do where I live. However, I worry about the timeline and compatibility with the overseas surgeons (what if they need to do something differently? idk).

I'm just starting to reach out to hospitals over seas via Bookimed, it's already not going well lol.

Any advice would be incredible.

hey yall im interested to see if anyone here has gotten phallo and is a first responder. im going to be a wildland firefighter next yr and im also interested in phallo. i know recovery is long and requires multiple surgeries so im like wondering how my career and phallo can mix

pls help

maybe a dumb question, maybe wrong wording, maybe not even the right term?

what i mean is when guys get surgery to have a penis but their original anatomy is still visible literally just below it? i’m not sure if i can use anatomical terms or not, so some may say they have ‘two dicks’ if that helps?

why?? why would you get that? what would be the benefits? hope this doesn’t come across as rude i just can’t understand why? is it less riskier surgery wise? is it to still have feeling for sexual reasons? what is the purpose of having those surgeries if itll still be exposed?

Hi team Ive just had my first consult at C&W for phalloplasty and I was horrified.

The surgeon didn’t seem to know what she was talking about. She got basic facts wrong. She told me it was 2 nights in hospital post stage 1. I queried it and she said she was definitely right. NVH has 5 nights in hospital minimum, and they do less in stage 1. I asked about the complication rates, she said they “didn’t really matter”, but that there was a 60% complication rate with stage 1 that would require further surgery. She told me she didn’t really believe that nerve hook up works, but that she’d “try it anyway”. I started getting suspicious after all this, so I asked what her experience was.

She told me she had not done phalloplasty before and neither had the other surgeon on the team. She told me she had only observed phalloplasty over the past few years.

How is the NHS allowing these people to do phallo? Im trying to switch to NVH now because theres no way I am trusting her. Given that the NVH wait list isn’t as long as it has been in the past once you get your referral accepted, I regret my decision to switch massively.

I live in Michigan and have private insurance through an employer. It seems that the only in network surgeon that does ftm surgeries here is Hadj-Moussa, but I’ve heard Kuzon is the only one that does phallo. My insurance company is zero help. I asked for providers and they just gave me a be list of urologists in Michigan.

Is it true Kuzon is the only option here? He’s not in network for me. Does anyone else have Anthem/bcbs and know anyone that is in network?? Leaving the state will be very very difficult (if not impossible) logistically. Am I out of luck?!

Hello. I was wondering if there are someone who has had a phallo surgery with dr Miroslav Djordjevic
In Serbia?

Para llevar a cabo la faloplastia, podemos utilizar varias zonas donantes. La mas conocida y frecuente es la faloplastia radial, es decir, la faloplastia realizada a partir de la piel que obtenemos del antebrazo y que queda irrigada por la arteria radial, que uniremos a los vasos presentes en la ingle.

Muchas personas preguntan por alternativas como la piel del muslo para que la cicatriz de la zona donante sea menos visible pero existen algunas desventajas que hay que conocer.

1.- La piel del muslo es más gruesa por lo que es raro, salvo en personas muy delgadas, que podamos reconstruir la uretra peneana a la vez.

2.- Aunque generalmente no es necesario hacer uniones en los vasos, ya que suelen llegar desde el muslo a la ingle, si no llegaran, la microcirugía se haría sobre vasos más finos, por lo que los riesgos de trombosis y de pérdida del injerto aumentarían.

3.- La forma de la faloplastia es generalmente menos natural, por el grosor de la piel

4.- La experiencia con la faloplastia radial es mayor, lo cual lleva a un índice de complicaciones menor comparada con la faloplastia del muslo.

Por todos estos motivos generalmente aconsejamos la faloplastia radial frente a cualquier otra zona donante aunque lógicamente existen alternativas.

what does sex feel like after phallo? would love to hear from guys at several different stages after surgery! during, one month post, one year post, ten years post, etc.