SRS - Question about a doctor

[Dany]

Hi!

So, I can't even begin to describe the internal pressure I have with my ever so undesired disgusting piece of useless meat that shouldn't have been born in the first place. Despite my financial problems, I am gonna do the SRS as soon as possible even if that means prostitution.

Now, there's a doctor named Marcio Littleton, he operates here in Brazil and also in some countries in Europe like, Portugal, Spain, Italy, etc. The interesting thing about him is that he uses a different technique that according to him is the one that approaches the cis gender vagina the most and because he doesn't use intestines, there's no bad smell. While I know there're hundreds of people who have done the inversion technique and were super successful, obviously his story is attractive.

The other thing about him is that he accepts health insurance, which here in Brazil is a very hard thing to come by as doctors like to restrict the surgery as much as they can. So please, has any of you ever heard of him? If you have, how successful was his surgery in aesthetic therms and sexual therms? Were there any complications?

Thanks so much for your help! 

[AnonyMs]

Have a look at this post.

My experience with Dr Kamol and Thailand
https://www.susans.org/forums/index.php?topic=206123.0

She's a doctor (GP) from Brazil who chose to go to Thailand for her SRS. See her later posts as well as she ended up going to PAI in Bangkok.

I don't think she doesn't say anything about Dr Littleton, but she would have to be aware of the options in Brazil.

[Chloe]

While I know there're hundreds of people who have done the inversion technique and were super successful, obviously his story is attractive.

Dany, know this is an old topic have you since come across any further info/reviews of Dr Littleton?

Spent a lot of time in Rio - was a budding flight attendant for Pan American in days past and travel time certainly easier than Asia from east coast US and his technique looks intriguing . . . especially like this part (from 'Common Questions'):

"A: The need for dilatation is lower than in the techniques that use the skin of the penis and scrotum. This is because the skin has the natural tendency to contract and this lasts for many years. The mucosa extracted from the Jejuno has very little of this tendency."

Luv his new term!  "Transgenitalization" (or is that just google's translation?)

Cheers!

[Dr_Littleton]

Dear all,

If you want to talk to patients operated by me it is possible to do so in a facebook group. To be added to this group, just make your request by e-mail to info@marciolittleton.com

Regards,

Dr. Littleton