I had asked Robin at Dr Bowers office about this last month, in the context that Vicky and I had discussed on my thread about incorporating the trimmed off part of the urethral mucosa as part of the lining around the clitoris and urethra opening where the
vulval vestibule would be as a natal female.
"I'm also interested in details on what the current procedure for GRS involves. I have seen the short 5 minute video summary that was made in the 2000s on YouTube, but have spoke to several recent 2012/2013 patients that have told me that the technique has evolved since then to incorporate more material with better aesthetic and functional results and that there are also longer, more recent videos out there too of it."
she replied to me on January 28th, but didn't mention that it is a non-penile inversion technique- "Dr. Bowers is continually improving her surgical technique. She performs a modified penile inversion and labiaplasty in one stage. The labia, clitoris, and vaginal cavity are all created in one surgery. Both the penile and scrotal tissue are used to create the vaginal cavity. " I was kinda hoping for more information on it...
If I am wrapping my head around this non-inversion technique correctly, its the same as the scrotal graft technique? what I don't get is how is the penile shaft reconfigured into the labia, and Bower's website mentions that part of the outer area of the scrotum is used for the labia majora.
This gets me wondering if she could also reconfigure the prostate ducting from secreting lubricants via the urethra like a male does to creating
Skene's ducts like where it surfaces in a natal female. Or maybe even using the erectile tissue to construct the
internal anatomy of the human vulva (ie internal clitoral structure) and using 100% of the area for GRS