u/sunshineleopard

Has anyone pursued a vaginectomy without any other kind of bottom surgery? Sorry if this is the wrong sub for this sort of questio, but it’s hard to find specific information about this.

V-nectomy is a standard step for meta and phallo (can opt-out if you want to keep that anatomy) and I’ve seen that it’s usually combined with full hysto as one procedure or a follow-up surgery in the next step of multi-part bottom surgery. Seems like some surgeons recommend getting full hysto ovaries/fallopian/uterus/cervix removed then six months later get vaginal canal cauterized and sealed to reduce healing risks.

Are there any pictures or first hand experiences anyone can direct me to about v-nectomy as a stand-alone procedure? I don’t want meta by itself and am not going to do phallo for several years at least, but am extremely interested in the possibility of v-nectomy given that some surgeons don’t require the vaginal lining to do UL.

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u/sunshineleopard — 10 days ago

My nipples are in the dead center of my pec. While it doesn't look that bad without a shirt, top surgeons tend to put the nipples way higher than cis nip placement. With a shirt, it's clear my nipples are too high, way too central facing directly forward, and at the apex of the curve of my pec instead of a little below.

They were put exactly in-line with where they were before, about 3 cm higher. The areolas weren't resized at all and have slightly stretched to be larger than before.

While there are things I like about my chest, it's not what I wanted. I'm still intent on getting a revision to change the nip size and position. Has anyone had a revision to move their grafts - not dramatically, only about 1.5 cm laterally out and down? What techniques could I look into that a surgeon might suggest for this type of revision?

u/sunshineleopard — 11 days ago