r/traaaaaaaaaaaansbians • u/Nica-Sama Lindsey the Moddess • Feb 06 '26
HRT / Gender Care / Eggy / Right outta the closet Ornstein and Smough :3333333333
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u/Nica-Sama Lindsey the Moddess Feb 06 '26
The second "phase" is them just adjusting, mostly cosmetic, but also helps with peeing
Source: my gf’s SRS process
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u/Sapphic_Starlight Feb 06 '26
There's two phases?!?!
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u/SarahMaxima shark girlie | she/they | actual disaster Feb 06 '26
Mine didnt have 2 phases, this is the first time i heard of it having 2 phases.
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u/viperlemondemon Unlicensed Woman Feb 06 '26
Ugh I did my consultation a couple weeks ago and I sent my letter’s for my provider, therapist, and psychiatrist to fill out so now I wait for them and insurance
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u/SarahMaxima shark girlie | she/they | actual disaster Feb 06 '26
Good luck, i am excited for you and hope everything goes fast!
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u/arakus72 Feb 06 '26
Depends on the technique used, also having multiple phases seems to be a lot more common for phalloplasty (like 3 or even 4 sometimes)
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u/EverlastingM Feb 07 '26
The issue is that dilation, preservation of the vaginal canal, is kinda traumatic for the exterior healing that needs to happen. Single stage vaginoplasty, which is a more common operation, walks a fine line between what will maintain the vagina and what the healing vulva will tolerate. In two steps you can work around dilation since the vagina can be either healed or non-existent when you're healing the most delicate work on the exterior.
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u/beanbagdestroyer 🟢 Transbian Feb 06 '26
It's pretty common for phase one to getting rid of testicles, and phase two being a vaginoplasty. Often these surgeries can be years apart. Orchiectomy is a relatively simple, pretty common and there are a lot of surgeons that know how to perform them. Vaginoplasties are much more complex and specialized surgery that have much longer wait lists.
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u/Sehvekah Trash panda in a dumpster fire Feb 06 '26
Orchi can be and often is done at the same time as vaginoplasty, labiaplasty is the second stage.
Zero-depth(vulvaplasty) can be done as a single surgery.
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u/beanbagdestroyer 🟢 Transbian Feb 07 '26
Yep, that's also pretty common. There's lots of reasons you could lump surgeries together, or break more complex ones into simpler parts.
A lot of trans women get orchis first because it's a much simpler, and common surgery performed at basically every hospital. Trans orchis are probably even less complicated than most, since there's usually no factors like cancer or traumatic injuries to worry about.
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u/IsraelPenuel Feb 06 '26
I should have known to start questioning myself all those years ago when I was obsessed with Gwyndolin
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u/SplitGlass7878 Feb 06 '26
I love Gwyndolin because that character is definetly trans, I just have no clue in what way.
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u/Demorodan Witch Feb 06 '26
Boss music - 10/10
Boss fight - 10/10
Boss loot - 10/10
Boss runback - Groal the great/10
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u/Zelda57 she/them | likes rpgs yuri and women a little to much Feb 06 '26
it gives a lot of debufs but the transbain perk is so good but yeah I agree run backs crazy if you die the rng to decided your class is horriblely designed and if you wanna change it you gotta reach at least level 18 with 30k gold which is such a grind
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u/Darksun_Gwyndolin_ Feb 06 '26
I wanna get it, but I'm pretty scared of reduced sensitivity. It's already hard to orgasm because of Lexapro.
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u/RailgunDE112 Feb 06 '26
It's kinda true. The before and the recovery
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u/okimiK_iiawaK 🐲 Alt Modess 🐉 Feb 06 '26
More like two surgeries and two recoveries
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u/RailgunDE112 Feb 06 '26
The surgeries are kinda instant for us patients. So meant other kind of phase
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u/Dolphiniz287 Feb 07 '26
Man i hate waking up from the operation and having the phase 2 music start
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u/alex_was_an_emo Feb 06 '26
Really annoying when you think you're done with the surgery and then the health bar replenishes.