#srs surgery

[slammingspuncdgurl]

I just slammed a huge hit and uncontrollably horny. This can turn me into someone's live in sex slave while I complete my transition

[sparkleresistantlollipop]

Got a phone call this week from a nurse working in the Gender Reassignment Surgery-part of the hospital, and obviously me moving has kept my place in the queue for the procedure - and I'm really high up! So, in hopefully half a year I'll be in Vajayjay Land 😙😙😙💖❤️💖💝🎊🎉🎆🎇 Goodbye Tranny Chasers!!!

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Here’s your questions answered!

[thewillychronicles]

Something worth preparing for if you’re wanting bottom surgery, is that you’re going to have nurses and doctors and people you don’t even know, come and inspect your junk every few hours, prod it around and wiping the area. Maybe it sounds logical or obvious now but if you’re particularly dysphoric about taking your underwear off in front of people, it might just be worth practicing on your own or mentally preparing for when it does happen.

[howtocreatehappy]

It’s here! An animation on how metoidioplasty works!

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:) x

[howtocreatehappy]

Some tips for first stage meta?

Hi, I was going to send an ask but thought this was easier than multiple asks.

pre-warning, some of this is going to be a bit TMI and may be triggering to some. Naturally that’ll include some not so great aspects of stage 1.

I saw your post on the Meta group, thought i’d just share some things I found helpful as well as some “Just so you’re prepared” stuff, and answer. I don’t like to post on facebook.

You will have a catheter if you are having urethreal lengthening done, and catheters usually stay in for 7 to 10 days.

I’d like to second something another anon sent in a while back about flushable baby wipes and maternity pads.

The wipes really help with feeling clean after going for a (tmi starts now, toiletries and shark-week-like stuff) number 2 since you can’t shower for a while.

The maternity pads (I got mine from boots, it’s in a flowery long packet that just says “maternity pads” with the boots logo on it) are really good because there will be discharge (actually, I don’t know if it’s called that.) and blood. While you’ll have some dressings stitched in place which will be removed later, there are usually outer dressings which look like cloth that you can change, and it really makes a difference in feeling clean/happy. I recommend the ones I got because they didn’t cause any discomfort and are non-scented.

It’s probably good to get some ultra slim pads (same packaging, just “ultra slim” on it) for after the dressings have been removed too, as blood can still happen for a little while, it varies but I say stay safe than sorry. They’ll be more comfortable to walk around in than the thicker ones.

As for questions I think you should ask:

Definitely ask exactly how many weeks post op you’ll be able to shower with just water, shower with soap, and soak in a bath. It’s nice to know and not have to phone up to check, write the dates down.

You can probably ask them for dressings from them, if you don’t want to go down the pad route (still good for after stitches are out though).

I’m actually really bad at thinking of questions to ask, so I can’t think of any more to suggest sorry.

Finally, post op depression might happen so be prepared for that, I found it to pass quite quickly after a short cry but I process things differently.

Fluid, as in water and not fizzy soda unfortunately ;), intake is key to not having UTI’s once the catheter is out.

(tmi x2)People react differently to things, but I ended up with constipation until 3 days before my stitches came out and then diarrhea, constipation wasn’t painful, just a little uncomfortable, so just be prepared and keep those wipes near.

Sitting down can be a little difficult, I ended up sitting more leaning backwards and found it a bit difficult to get back up, so keep to the edges of couches for the handy chair arm to help you up.

I’m wishing you all the best for your surgery and recovery.

[this is super duper helpful thank you so so so much for submitting this!!]

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Gender Reassignment Surgery in Delhi - India

The surgical procedures, which are performed to change a person’s physical appearance also function of his/ her existing sexual characteristics in order to resemble that of the other sex.

Gender Reassignment Surgery Is Also Termed As :-

Gender Correction Surgery / Gender Confirmation Surgery / Sex Reassignment Surgery (SRS) / Gender Affirmation Surgery (GAS) / Sex Re-alignment Surgery or Sex-change operation.

What Is Gender Correction Surgery?

Gender reassignment surgery or gender correction surgery is a surgical intervention done for people with gender dysphoria.

Gender Dysphoria means gender identity disorder(GID), to elaborate it means the condition where a person feels distressed with his/her gender not matching with his/her gender identity.