Do you have to be on hormones to get bottom surgery?

Do you have to be on hormones to get bottom surgery?

Metoidioplasty & Phalloplasty At Crane Center, Top Surgery is not a pre-requisite for bottom surgery. While hormone therapy is required for Metoidioplasty and Phalloplasty, Urethral Lengthening, Scrotoplasty, Vaginectomy, and implants are all optional.

Should I get an orchiectomy before vaginoplasty?

An endocrinologist may recommend an orchiectomy. An orchidectomy prior to vaginoplasty does not compromise the results of the latter. However, because the scrotal skin may retract (shrunk) after an orchidectomy, a skin graft may be necessary for the construction of the vaginal cavity.

Do you need electrolysis before vaginoplasty?

Before you undergo vaginoplasty, you will need to have all hair removed from your perineum, the shaft of the penis, and the inner two-thirds of the scrotum. You can taper hair removal to a point one inch above the anus. Hair can be removed with either laser or electrolysis.

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Can I transition without hormones?

It is possible for a person to transition without the use of hormones. A person can transition socially by changing their appearance and name to better express their gender identity. There are several plants, herbs, and food that are high in estrogen, or that have anti-androgen properties.

Can you get electrolysis on pubic area?

Yes, it’s possible for both women’s and men’s private parts, or genital area, to be treated with electrolysis. Along with the genitals, this includes the backside, perineum (the skin between the anus and scrotum or vulva) and peri anus (skin around the anus).

How long is MTF electrolysis?

Treatments will take the most time at the onset when you are doing your initial clearing. After that, keeping it clear will usually begin at one to five hours a week, and will taper off over time. Most people report electrolysis taking from 1 to 4 years, with an anecdotal average around 2 years to complete the face.

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