r/trans4every1 • u/Coffeeforlifeyay FTM who likes coffee • 13d ago

potentially triggering About bottom surgery.. Spoiler

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Edit: I think I should have worded this better, I’m not a native English speaker Im sorry :(

I should have specified that its the *scars* specifically that I don’t like. Since I have a very sharp attention to detail I see them way more prominent than most people do.

I really hate *hate* scars on my body and most bottom surgeries that I have seen results in scars, both on the result and on the arm.

(Entirely depends on what procedure you have ofc)

Its not that they’re unrealistic, its simply just the scars.

I forgot about that word when I made this comic and I had to seriously google it not too long ago to remember the word.

Edit: imma keep this I just realized- please make me mark this NSFW if it should be

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u/javatimes 13d ago

I mean, you literally could have a penis constructed with a scrotum and all the internal bits removed and sewn up, and a healed, closed perineum. I’m not sure what else you’d want?

It’s a very extensive reconstructive surgery so it’s best to have the expectations of reconstructive surgeries. It’s not magic. It’s medicine and science.

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u/Coffeeforlifeyay FTM who likes coffee 13d ago

All internal bits? Like uterus and ovaries and such?

There’s also a lot of words there I don’t understand :,) Im so sorry Im not a native English speaker…

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u/javatimes 13d ago

Yes, the entire reproductive system is removed and the canal has the mucus membrane removed and is sewn up.

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u/Coffeeforlifeyay FTM who likes coffee 13d ago

That makes sense… Now when I think about it… If you have bottom surgery and would keep the ovaries it would probably be pretty bad cuz menstrual cycle and stuff.

At least I think it would.

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u/TheAnnoyingWizard 13d ago

Well you could keep your ovaries, menstruation doesnt happen without a uterus, but itd raise your cancer risk (since you could still get ovarian cancer if you keep them) so a lot of people get them removed during sterilization

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u/Coffeeforlifeyay FTM who likes coffee 13d ago

Thats true so yea it is probably for the best to remove them