These surgeries are called vaginoplasties and there are two techniques, the simple or penile inversion vaginoplasty, the most common, and the colovaginoplasty. In the first consultations, an evaluation of the patient's general situation is made and her physical and social characteristics are evaluated.
It is very important that once the situation is evaluated, the patient is informed about the existing techniques, so as long as she has the necessary information, she can take part in the final decision on the technique to choose, based on her wishes, sexual affinity and the risks she is willing to take, since the second technique carries a little more risk than the first.
This surgery consists of reconstructing the female external genitalia from the skin of the dorsum of the penis and scrotum, we also add a mucosa between the labia minora not present on the skin of the dorsum of the penis using the lining of the urethra. The objective is to create a female genital complex both from an anatomical, aesthetic and functional point of view.
This surgery is quite similar to the previous one but a colon segment is used to form the vagina, which gives greater depth and great lubrication due to the mucous secretion of the colon, achieving completely normal and pleasant sexual intercourses.
As in the penile inversion vaginoplasty technique, the objective of the intervention is to create a female genital complex, with greater depth but with less risk than in a colovaginoplasty. Achieving completely normal and pleasurable sexual relations.
It is a simple surgical technique, usually performed under general or local anesthesia and basically consists of removing both testicles. With this procedure, male hormones and sperm will be permanently stopped from being produced.
The main characteristic of this feminization surgery is that an external vulva is created with all its anatomical components (labia majora and minora, interlabial mucosa, clitoris, clitoral covering, urethral meatus and entrance to the vaginal canal), and the construction of the vaginal canal is omitted, only an aesthetic orifice.
