#ftm postop

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It’s my 5 year phallo-versary! 🍆

I’m endlessly grateful for being able to access surgery, and for the manageable recovery I had. I had some minor complications; only one needed a revision. No further surgeries since 2016.

This surgery changed my life. It helped me to grow into the man I am. Having surgery isn’t necessary for everyone; my main source of dysphoria was related to bottom stuff, so I chose this option.

I’m glad I made the various choices I did:

- no vaginectomy

- 3 piece inflatable ED pump

- ALT graft site (obviously 😝)

following photos—

- my graft site scars now vs. 2015

- my glansplasty scar now vs. when I had it done (Apr 2016)

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Happy last day of Pride Month from yr fav exhausted pansexual leather Boy 🌈

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Closest thing I have to the 10 year comparison thing. I lost a lot of content over time :P 🎈

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A post shared by Jack (@crawltoyou) on Jun 30, 2019 at 12:34pm PDT

Okay, y’all. I did the thing.

I made a new phalloplasty group for my stuff.

If you are interested in admission, please add me on Facebook & message me your birthdate. I can only add 18+ folks due to content :/

My profile on Facebook is ‘Jack Cady’; the one with all the transgender friends on it ♥️

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Reminder:

Folx who share post-op bottom surgery results don’t owe folx their results and/or any information.

Please treat us respectfully. 🌸

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💪🏽 + 🐱

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My four years post-top surgery was this weekend!!! I forgot to make a post; sorry for being a bit late! . . Top surgery was a huge part of me learning to love and accept my body, including its flaws. I experienced some breast regrowth after my hysto, as well as lactation. I’ve also struggled with feeling dysphoric about a few other aesthetic qualities, and for a while after my tissue regrew, I was too dysphoric to be shirtless at any time. However, this is all just me being nit picky, and I’m trying to be kinder. . . I am so, so, so beyond grateful to have been able to access this surgery. I am learning to love all the imperfections I notice, and reminding myself that there really isn’t a perfect chest, or even an ideal one, since genetics code for many, many beautiful types of bodies. . If you haven’t had top surgery yet and are seeking it, your day will come! You are beautiful, brave, and strong. If there’s anything I can do to help you on your journey, or to support you, please feel free to reach out to me. I think that I have been incredibly lucky and blessed to have had access to medical transition resources….I want to give back, to help, and to be visible to those who may not see folx who look like them transitioning. Thanks endlessly for all the support💓

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