Quote from: TinaVane on July 01, 2016, 12:22:13 PM
You think it will ever get to that point ? And if so would the already post ops be able to get it considering they already been snipped ?
In a way its already possible. Colovaginoplasty with sigmoid colon or jejunal colon segment, makes a lot more cis-female like vaginal wall. Its just a lot riskier surgery, with quite higher rate of complications than more common skin inversion techniques. Partial vaginal prolapse is one of most concerning of those complications. Others are related to simply having more invasive surgery on intestinal area. Large percentage of patients report too excessive discharge, which can require use of panty liners. With sigmoid colon vaginoplasty you get quite visable scar in abdominal area, which can supposedly be avoided with jejunal segment vaginoplasty... In short: it sadly just isnt the ideal option. And for most people, the risks outweights the benefits. It is however commonly used as a revision vaginoplasty for cis and trans women.
Other option is vaginoplasty with mucos membrane as well... mucosa from cultured autologous oral epithelial cells. But its still in very early stages.. There has been various studies done on use for vaginoplasty on cis women, and one study with 6 patients which was done in Italy (2013-2014)..
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24374675 It showed promising results short term... which sadly turned out for worse later, after papers were released. Study was planned to be repeated, but after all patients had severe complications, it was dropped.
Still, its probably the best and most promising solution for MTF vaginoplasty in the future... but current science just isnt there yet.
... When it will become common practice, yes, you could have a revision vaginoplasty, if thats what you wish and more importantly need. I just dont see that many, who have otherwise a normal functional vagina, opting for mucosal revision without a very good reason behind it.