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Sex Reassignment Surgery - SRS

SRS Male To Female

MTF Surgeries Guide, Techniques, Results, Procedures

MTF (Male-to-Female) surgeries are crucial surgical interventions for transgender individuals seeking to align their physical appearance with their gender identity. These procedures allow them to achieve a more congruent and authentic expre

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What is SRS Male To Female?

MTF (Male-to-Female) surgeries are surgical procedures that help transgender individuals achieve their gender transition. Common surgical methods include:

Penile inversion

The penis is reversed into a Neo-vagina. The scrotum is associated to reconstruct the lips of the neo-vagina


Penile inversion with sigmoid colon

The penile inversion technique is associated with a sigmoid colon transplant in order to obtain optimal vaginal depth


Penile-peritoneal vaginoplasty

the inversion of the penis with sigmoid colon is combined with traction of the peritoneum through the neo-vaginal canal by the laparoscopic method

When is SRS Male To Female used?

Current criteria for female-to-male sex reassignment surgery (SRS) (Particularly in Thailand)

1. The patient must be at least 20 years old. For those under 20, it is necessary that the legal parents or guardian authorize their permission for the surgery.

2. The patient must have taken male hormones continuously for at least one year.

3. The patient must have had masculine feelings for a long time or since earliest memories.

4. The patient must have led a man's life for at least 1 year.

5. The patient should feel disgusted with his sexual organ as if it were an excessive part of the body.

6. The patient underwent a mental test and was certified by a psychiatrist to be in a normal mental state and suitable for sex reassignment surgery.

7. The patient must be in good physical condition (BMI less than 26).

SRS Male To Female prices by country

SRS Male To Female

Turkey
TurkeyGold
8000
Thaïland
ThaïlandGold
9155

SRS Penile Inversion and Scrotal Skin Graft

Thaïland
ThaïlandGold
9155

SRS penile inversion

Thaïland
ThaïlandGold
9155

SRS with Sigmoid Colon Graft

Thaïland
ThaïlandGold
11770

Penile-Peritoneal Vaginoplasty (PPV)

Thaïland
ThaïlandGold
17002

Breast augmentation TS

Thaïland
ThaïlandGold
3138
Turkey
TurkeyGold
3200

Voice Change - Type IV Thyroplasty

Turkey
TurkeyGold
2561
Thaïland
ThaïlandGold
4119

Orchidectomy

Thaïland
ThaïlandGold
2118

Frequently asked questions

How does the treatment work?

01

Anesthesia

Systematic general Anesthesia and hospitalisation of 4 to 8 days

02

Duration

After MTF surgery, hospitalization is generally required to ensure adequate medical follow-up and safe recovery. Post-operative care may include:
- Regular medical supervision
- Administration of medication for pain and infection prevention
- Wound care and dressings
- Psychological follow-up and emotional support
In general, hospitalization is about 6 to 8 days, and the recovery time required in the country is 25 to 30 days.


Duration of the Intervention

The duration of MTF surgery can vary depending on the type of surgery and the complexity of each case. It can be from 4 to 7 hours

What happens after treatment?

Hospitalization of 6 to 8 nights And a convalescence of at least 2 to 3 weeks depending on the intervention.

How long do results last?

The result of the intervention is finalized after several months


Success and Risk Statistics

The success statistics of MTF surgeries vary depending on many factors, including the expertise of the surgeon and individual patient response. Risks associated with this type of surgery may include:
- Post-operative infection
- Complications related to anesthesia
- Excessive bleeding
- Breakage of sutures
- Retraction of the neovagina
- Breakage of sutures
...
It is crucial to fully understand these risks and to follow medical recommendations to minimize the potential complications.

Nevertheless, if the surgeon is specialised and with experience, as well as with a candidate without special complications, the success statistics are very high. Some of the surgeons we offer are performing solely this type of surgeries.

MTF Surgeries Q&A

What is MTF Surgery?

MTF (Male to Female) surgery refers to a series of gender confirmation procedures designed to help transgender women achieve a feminine appearance. This can include vaginoplasty, breast augmentation, facial feminization surgery, and other procedures.

What is Vaginoplasty?

Vaginoplasty is a surgical procedure that creates a neovagina using penile and scrotal tissue. It is one of the most common MTF surgeries and aims to provide both aesthetic and functional results.

What is Facial Feminization Surgery (FFS)?

Facial Feminization Surgery (FFS) involves a series of procedures that alter facial features to make them appear more traditionally feminine. This can include brow lifts, rhinoplasty, jaw contouring, and more.

What is Breast Augmentation?

Breast augmentation for MTF patients involves placing implants to create a fuller, more feminine chest. This procedure is often combined with hormone therapy to achieve the desired breast size and shape.

What is the Recovery Time for MTF Surgeries?

Recovery time varies depending on the surgery. Vaginoplasty typically requires 4-6 weeks of recovery, while facial surgeries and breast augmentation might require 2-4 weeks. Following post-op care instructions is crucial for optimal healing.

Are MTF Surgeries Covered by Insurance?

Coverage varies by insurance provider and country. Some providers cover gender confirmation surgeries, while others may only cover certain procedures. It's important to check with your insurance provider to understand your coverage options.

Can You Have Sexual Sensations Like a Woman?

Yes, many individuals who undergo vaginoplasty can experience sexual sensations. Surgeons aim to preserve or reconnect nerve endings to maintain sensitivity, and with time, patients often report satisfying sexual experiences. However, results can vary based on individual circumstances and the surgical technique used.