It takes at least 6 months for the genitals to take the definitive appearance. After that, if proper care and rest are taken, the scars will be imperceptible and the organs will look natural.
No, there are techniques such as metoideoplasty where the clitoral structure is mobilized so that at the base of the phallus there is an area of maximum sensitivity.
For a feminizing surgery, one month of strict rest and 2 months to resume a normal life. For a masculinizing surgery, 2 to 3 months.
With vaginal douching in the bidet or with pipettes.
No, on the contrary, surgery provides emotional, social and occupational well-being that implies a positive repercussion in the future, which could lead to a longer and more pleasant life.
No, you can create the best phallic structure and the best urethra but you cannot generate glands that allow seminal emission after orgasm.
Depending on the surgical technique chosen, there are different budgets, for which it is necessary to have a personalized appointment with the patient.
Yes, for the first 14 hours, they are not very painful post-operations but they do involve many parts of the body. The morphine is tapered so that by the time patients go home they can take painkillers by mouth.
