What should I expect for 6 weeks post-op srs? Dr. Brassard?

[journey1]

I have surgery in about 4 weeks with Brassard...but this isn't Brassard specific.

What were your results like? Happy?

How did you feel/look at the 1 month mark? 6 week mark?

Just curious as the first couple months are the most crucial...

[DrummerGirl]

I went to Brassard around 4 months ago, and I am very happy.  My results were better than I expected; I have around 7" of depth, full sensation, decent aesthetics (that are getting better each day), good lubrication (which is also constantly improving), and no complications.

I absolutely loved the setup they have there, and I was able to make several friends who I keep in contact with on a regular basis.  One of the things you have to remember is that everyone heals differently, so using weeks elapsed as a guide to how you look and feel is going to vary a *lot* from person to person.  I healed fast, so at the 1 month mark I looked and felt great and was able to walk 3 miles a day, but two of my friends were still bedridden and taking heavy pain medication at 1 month post.

[Laura_7]

This could help :

https://www.susans.org/forums/index.php/topic,190515.msg1697107.html#msg1697107

I absolutely loved the setup they have there, and I was able to make several friends who I keep in contact with on a regular basis.  One of the things you have to remember is that everyone heals differently, so using weeks elapsed as a guide to how you look and feel is going to vary a *lot* from person to person.  I healed fast, so at the 1 month mark I looked and felt great and was able to walk 3 miles a day, but two of my friends were still bedridden and taking heavy pain medication at 1 month post.

Congratulations 

Have you made any comparisons to food consumption, like having healthy food berore, and having some regular exercises before , to healing experiences ?


*hugs*

[liz]

I had it done with Brassard too.

As drummergirl said, it vary a lot. I was lucky as i didnt had to take any pain killer post op and the ice did miracles on me. However some peoples start to feel good only past the first month.

Same things for everything else. Some would likely pee the day after surgery if it wasnt the big gauze, others still have difficulties after a month.

After 6 months, everything should be pretty okay for most. Your vagina will still improve for up to a year, that include appearance and feeling.

For the 1 month mark well... If you're lucky you will feel pleasure during dilation and probably stay addicted lol

And well, listen to the nurses cause they are ( with the sergeon) the experts. Youre not the first one to take this path and they know which work the best.

[KayXo]

Had SRS with Brassard in 2005. No complications except for a little bleeding 6 months after which was resolved with local anesthesia, very little pain. Everything looks and feels good. I pee fine. I can lubricate, have amazing orgasms, decent depth (about 4 inches), aesthetics fine except perhaps the inner lips a little too thick, thin white (hypopigmented) scars on each side of the outside of the vagina that can't be seen if I don't epilate this area BUT I have hair inside my vagina which was unsuccessfully treated during follicle scraping. It can happen as I know two other girls who've had an operation with him recently and have the same issue. I didn't get genital electrolysis as he recommended against it.

[journey1]

Awesome!

Thank all of you ladies for your responses.

Surgery is a little over a month away. This is the best nervousness I've ever experienced.

[noleen111]

Had SRS with Brassard in 2014. I am very happy with the results. Everything looks and feels good. I pee fine. I can lubricate, have amazing orgasms, decent depth.. well its big enough for my boyfriends penis) and the vagina passes.

My roommate says it looks a lot like her vagina. The scarring is not bad, you don't really notice it and I keep my vaginal area completely shaved