What is phalloplastics?
Phalloplastics is a reconstruction or cosmetic surgery involving penis. This can be done to restore the penis after a traumatic injury, to create one for a patient who has a malformation of the genitalia, and an increase in the appearance of the genitals. It is also used in the procedures for transsexual men who decide to perform the reconstruction of the genitals to create penis and testicles. This procedure is usually performed by a plastic surgeon and the doctor can specialize in operations involving genitals. For all procedures, the patient is under general anesthesia. The size may vary depending on the material available for grafting and preferences expressed by the patient. The patient's urethra is widespread to achieve the whole path through the penis and the doctor can use implants to support the structure or not, depending on the procedure. The testicles can also be created and equipped with implants if required.
reconstructionGenital surgery in transsexual patients may also include the removal of the uterus and ovaries if it has not yet been done. Vaginal vault tissue and shy can also be used for grafting and the surgeon will also work to maintain the sensitivity of the patient's genital tissue to allow the patient to experience excitement. Surgical results vary depending on the level of surgeon's experience and skills. Many patients are looking for reviews from previous clients to see if they were satisfied with their surgical results.
Penis damage procedures can also be performed in phalloplastics. Severe infections, as well as physical trauma, can disrupt the appearance and cause anxiety for the patient. In phalloplastics, tools such as skin grafting can be used to normalize the penis, as well as reuse function in cases where the urethra or other structures have been damaged. In some patients who experience erectile dysfunction, implants can be used to allow them to achieveerection.
Some men decide to phalloplastic because they are dissatisfied with the aesthetic appearance of the penis. This may include the reconstruction of the foreskin in men who have been circumcised or performed by surgical enlargement for men who would like to increase the size of their genitalia. These procedures of phalloplastic usually do not apply to insurance because they are optional and are not necessary for health or physical function.