Phalloplasty is the construction or reconstruction of the penis.
Phalloplasty is a common surgical choice for transgender people interested in gender reassignment surgery.
It is also used in the reconstruction of the penis in cases of trauma, cancer or birth defects.
The goal of phalloplasty is to make a penis large enough to feel and urinate while standing.
This is a complex procedure that often involves more than one surgery.
Phalloplasty techniques continue to evolve in the fields of plastic surgery and urology.
During this procedure, surgeons use a scaling of your forearm to make a penis.
What happens during phalloplasty?
During a phalloplasty, doctors remove a piece of skin from the donor area of your body. They may remove the flap completely or attach it partially.
This tissue is used to make the urethra and the shaft of the penis in the tubular structure inside the tube.
In fact, the larger tube is rotated around the inside tube. Skin grafts are then taken from areas of the body, where no significant scar remains, and donated to the site.
Surgeons can lengthen the urethra and attach it to the urethra so that urine comes out of the tip of the penis.
The clitoris usually remains near the base of the penis where it can still be stimulated.
People who can orgasm before surgery can usually have it after surgery.
The steps of performing phalloplasty operations are as follows:
Hysterectomy during which doctors remove the uterus
Furrectomy to remove the ovaries
Vaginectomy to remove or partially remove the vagina
Phalloplasty to turn a layer of exfoliator into a phallus
Scrotectomy to transform the labia majora into the scrotum, with or without testicular implantation
Urethra to lengthen and connect the urethra
glansplasty to show the appearance of an uncircumcised tip
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