Phalloplasty - VidasPrime

Plastic surgery. Gender Unit

Phalloplasty is the surgery by which a neopenis is created from skin, muscle and fatty tissue from other parts of the body and the implantation of a penile prosthesis.

Treatment characteristics

Who is this kind of treatment for?
This treatment is aimed at those adults with documented gender dysphoria who have undergone the necessary psychological evaluations and hormonal treatments to reach the final transformation
How is the treatment performed?
This surgery is performed under general anaesthesia and usually lasts 10 to 12 hours.
The intervention consists of;
– Extracting the necessary tissues from other parts of the body that will be used to create the neopenis.
– Shape the neopenis and implant it in the corresponding area to suture the veins, nerves and muscles, thus providing the new member with sensitivity and blood flow.
– It will also be connected to one of the nerves of the clitoris (which will be hidden by the “neopenis” thus providing erogeneity.
– With the labia majora, a scrotal pocket will be made and silicone testicular implants will be placed.
After your time in the recovery room, you will be taken to the ward, where you will stay for a week or 10 days. On the ward you will receive the necessary care and rehabilitation to facilitate your discharge and return home.
What is the result of the treatment?
The result is a functional phallus that allows penetration.
What recovery time do I need in Spain?
You should stay here for about 1 month to monitor your evolution with certain limitations, and between one and two months to achieve a full recovery.

Relevant information

Advantages

Emotional stability
Transformation according to your sexual identity
Complete sexual relations

Disadvantages

Reaction to the anaesthesia
Blood clots
Infection

Treatment itinerary

Before treatment

Check that you have prepared all the personal documentation (credit card, cash, passport, Identity Card…), medical (reports, prescriptions, images…) and travel (confirmation of accommodation booking, travel tickets…)
If you take medication of any kind not related to the surgery, do not forget to take with you the necessary amount for your stay in Spain, as well as the medical prescription that will allow you to travel with it without problems.

During treatment

Once you are in Spain, you will have to make an appointment with your specialist. During this visit, the doctor will open your medical record (for which you will be asked to provide all your medical documentation), perform a physical examination and tell you if any further tests are needed to confirm the diagnosis.
If it is not necessary and everything is confirmed, your doctor will tell you when you must go to the preoperative study and will confirm the time of admission for the day of your surgery.
If the surgeon has told you to stop taking any medication a few days before the surgery, such as anticoagulants, please do not forget to follow the exact instructions given by the doctor or you will not be able to have the operation!
The same goes for any fasting that the doctor indicates, if you do not comply – You will not be able to have the surgery either

After treatment

You will need to wear a bladder catheter for at least 3 weeks and follow your doctor’s instructions exactly. Remember that your recovery time will vary depending on your age, your physical condition, your lifestyle habits and your attitude.
Keep in mind that successful recovery also depends on you!