Best SRS surgeon in America for my case?

[falsemarriages]

Basically I have a disease that has made my erectile tissue into very stiff and damaged scar tissue and would need it to be completely removed (the corpora cavernosa and the corpora spongiosum, specifically), in order to have a good result with my reassignment.I've read that it won't cause complications as long as they're removed and it's somewhat common anecdotally for trans women to get this disease (peyronie's) from tucking pre-op. Some places I've read that everyone does this in surgery and then elsewhere I read that only some do and they just partially remove them. Does anyone here know which American surgeons remove both entirely as part of their method?

[Northern Star Girl]

Basically I have a disease that has made my erectile tissue into very stiff and damaged scar tissue and would need it to be completely removed (the corpora cavernosa and the corpora spongiosum, specifically), in order to have a good result with my reassignment.I've read that it won't cause complications as long as they're removed and it's somewhat common anecdotally for trans women to get this disease (peyronie's) from tucking pre-op. Some places I've read that everyone does this in surgery and then elsewhere I read that only some do and they just partially remove them. Does anyone here know which American surgeons remove both entirely as part of their method?

@falsemarriages
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@falsemarriages
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[StacyRenee]

I think removal of corpus cavernosum is standard for penile inversion. I'm sure that nearly all the tissue is removed, only small amounts might be unintentionally left behind. I can't imagine why any surgeon would not remove it. It would serve no purpose to leave it.

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[falsemarriages]

I think removal of corpus cavernosum is standard for penile inversion. I'm sure that nearly all the tissue is removed, only small amounts might be unintentionally left behind. I can't imagine why any surgeon would not remove it. It would serve no purpose to leave it.

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I think about all of them remove the corpus cavernosum, my only confusion is about the corpus spongiosum, since mine is affected by this too. I've read that some doctors remove it entirely as well but I have no idea which ones do.