stealthtransitionblog:

stealthtransitionblog:

Post-everything penis created by phalloplasty.

I thought I should update since the last image I posted was fresh after medical tattooing so everything was a lot brighter (medical tattoos lose 60% of colour after 4 weeks and the rest is retained over a number of years before a touch up is required).

I have an FAQ below but my inbox is open to questions.

FAQ:

Do you have sensation?
I have full penile sensation. Both tactile and erotic. I also have full sensation in my old equipment which is buried under the skin.

Can you get erect?
Not spontaneously. I use an erectile device which many cis men also use. While I can’t get erect without a device, it also means I have full control over my erections so I a: avoid spontaneous public embarrassment and b: can literally sustain an erection for a week or as long as needed in order to satisfy a partner. I use an AMS 700 erectile device. Google that and it’ll bring up videos of how it works.

Can you penetrate a partner?
Yes

Can you stand to pee?
Yes

Do you pass as cis?
I’ve gotten changed in many a public changing room without incident, regularly use urinals, and have never had any issues in my day to day life.

Can you orgasm?
It’s a myth that you lose the ability to orgasm. Microsurgery connects nerves from your graft site (e.g. Arm) up to the penis, and later nerves from the t dick to the penis. Even if your nerve hookups fail you still retain sensation in the t dick regardless of burial status. I can technically have 3 types of orgasm, from stimulation of the penis or buried cl***is, or both together. Each experience is different.

Did it hurt?
Not as much as I expected it would.

How much did it cost?
I am a British citizen and covered by the NHS which I pay for out of my taxes. I paid for my own medical tattooing. (2 sessions, £200 each)

How long were you off work?
13 weeks stage 1. 8 stage 2. 3 stage 3. Was back at work within 30 mins of medical tattooing.

Replying to replies:
Yes I do feel the tattooing was worth it. The pigment really blends with the light so depending on how the room is lit it shows up differently and just looks like how natal genitalia is more flushed in colour wherever there is more of a blood supply. I am VERY white so without tattooing the lack of pigmentation is obvious.

The pain was surprisingly manageable. A little spicy at times but felt more like being scratched than stabbed. The pigment should last at least 2 years before requiring 1 top up session. I expect to only need a top up in 3 years because of how my skin reacts to pigment and how often I am out in the sun (never). The money I paid was affordable to me as a one off, and the maintainence costs of touch ups are equally as affordable to me personally.