Different SRS techniques

[NataliaDoll]

Hey everyone. So I'm aware that there's two different ways for mtf SRS the penile inversion and the chonburi flap? I have a good idea of what each brings. So I heard the flap gives more depth so I feel like that works better for me because I don't have much to work with. I am about to pass my one year on hormones soon so my insurance covers SRS but all the surgeons who take insurance only so the inversion? Can anyone tell me anything else they know about each technique and if there is a surgeon in the US that covers the chonburi flap technique? By the way if there is another technique let me know I would love to hear.

[Ms Grace]

Have to say this is the first time I've heard of a flap technique...?!

[Serenation]

Labia Minora Reconstruction Using Dorsal Neurovascular Glans Penis Preputial Island Flap (Chonburi Flap)

Suporn technique, named after the Chonburi province.

I have no idea what it actually means or how it compares to anyone else. Since western surgeons don't seem to name everything they do.

[Laura_7]

You could have a look here:
https://www.susans.org/forums/index.php/topic,193067.msg1721458.html#msg1721458

Many us surgeons use a modified penile inversion technique.

For depth some additionally use skin grafts.

Many us surgeons are optimized for circumcised clients.
Results therefore is often a rim like vagina (tidy look) with small outer and small inner labia.

In Thailand there are surgeons who use penile inversion, adapted penile inversion and own techniques like Suporn and imo Chettawut.
Suporn imo generates more generous inner and outer labia.
For results you could google Danielle Foxxx (some say some of the photos are changed with software ... but not the vids).
He uses special adopted techniques, like meshing the tissue so it can be stretched more. This is one reason why he can achieve more depth, drawback is a longer healing time and a more rigorous dilation procedure...
he sometimes also uses additionally skin grafts, like others.

This is one opinion concerning Suporn:
https://www.susans.org/forums/index.php/topic,96561.msg706793.html#msg706793

Its also possible to talk to surgeons and ask them what kind of adaptions are possible .. more generous labia ... etc ....
You might simply talk to a few surgeons.

One factor can be waiting times.
There are surgeons in CA who have a very short waiting time.


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[AnonyMs]

Labia Minora Reconstruction Using Dorsal Neurovascular Glans Penis Preputial Island Flap (Chonburi Flap)

Suporn technique, named after the Chonburi province.

I have no idea what it actually means or how it compares to anyone else. Since western surgeons don't seem to name everything they do.

I'm not sure western surgeons have actually invented anything worth naming in the last few decades, and at least he didn't name it after himself.

Have a search for for "Chonburi organ" and it will become clearer. He's taken the extra parts of the glans that are not used in the clitoris and put it elsewhere - you kind of get two of them. I like the sound of that.

Her'e one discussion about it, not sure if its a good one or not.

https://www.susans.org/forums/index.php/topic,13741.msg517964.html#msg517964

[Laura_7]

Have a search for for "Chonburi organ" and it will become clearer. He's taken the extra parts of the glans that are not used in the clitoris and put it elsewhere - you kind of get two of them. I like the sound of that.

He uses all of the glans and puts a part below the clitoris...
so most tissue is reused ...

imo Chett is doing something similar , OP you might ask...

other sugeons are said to preserve nerve endings... concentrated in the part of the glans they use to form the clitoris.
You might talk with the surgeons about effective outcome.


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[Dani]

Last October at the Southern Comfort Conference, I talked to Dr Christine McGinn about the different techniques available. She said that most techniques are really comparable and the best results are when your Surgeon uses a technique that he or she is very familiar with. She also said that it takes about 300 surgeries before a Surgeon is really good at any particular SRS procedure.

I remember an interview with Dr Biber, who was an early pioneer in making SRS available in the US. Dr Biber readily admits that his first surgery in 1969 was not that good, but given the state of the art way back then, the patient was happy with her results.  Dr Biber went on to make improvements in technique on his own and conferred with other Surgeon doing SRS as well.