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This is a good video of how SRS is done. On me they re routed the vas deferns to the posterior of the faux vagina. Though I did not understand the vocabulary too well on the new proceedure, it appears as if part of the vagina is now lined with mucus producing flesh to provide moisturization.
Notice how the cavity for the faux vagina is formed. It looks like a shovel handle he's using. :)
On the one year checkup, notice that in this case, the vaginal depth seemed to be 3" or less. Do not expect to be making any porn videos with a 14 inch penis.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1vKT4JEcDc
Enjoy
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surgery video
I have to admit to a few twinges while watching ;) but it was a very educational video...quite a few questions were answered for me.... thanks Gwen for the posting
Think I'll pass
having had the re-bore don't think I'll watch and see a turbo fitted!
Ang.
Angharad
Surgery,
of any type is always painful. Wonder how viewing this will affect the attitude of some.
May Your Light Forever Shine
Hmmm...
...probably the same as viewing an open heart procedure. It doesn't matter what they do...if you need it...you get it!!! In case you didn't know, you're asleep anyway.
Kelly
SRS not painful
My operation was done in Thailand by Dr Kamol. I know some medical, so when the anesthesiologist came to see me, I requested that they use "Versed" instead of "Morphine". Using Versed, I would not have the post op nausea, and would not feel groggy after.
If you dig through some of my blogs around August 15th, 2007 I may have written about how I partied and sang all night long in Recovery. After that, the only time I hurt was when I dilated.
It took about 2 years for sexual tension to return.
What? No I-Max?
I watched most of it. I jumped to the end about a third of the way through; not because of the graphic content but because I had a hard time following what was being done after a while. Still, for many of us, it might be like watching the removal of an appendix. For me it's more like a once-necessary part of the body that allowed me to be blessed with a wonderful relationship and the birth of a terrific son, but now something for which I can live without?
If I never have GRS, it certainly won't be because of the manner of the procedure but more for how that procedure would impact my life. I do, however, occasionally find myself day-dreaming of what it would be like post-operative, and it remains appealing if out-of-reach. Thanks for posting!
Love, Andrea Lena