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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.blahaj.zone/post/26381236

We have searched the internet and looked in a lot of places in it, however, we cannot find any non marketing or general information about them and since we would like to get bottom surgery, it would be very useful info to have.

So we were wondering what they are like, from hopefully people who have actually had the surgery or know somebody who has.

What are the various surgeries results, either penile inversion, ppt, or suporn etc?

Now obviously clitorises of them do not function exactly the same as endogynous ones since they do not extend all the way inside, but is there a hood that they expand out of, and what is the feeling like just in general and when touched?

Do any methods apart from ppt and the other one where they put anal tissue in have lube occur naturally? If so how does this occur?

Does the inside of any of the methods feel like endogynous vaginas over time or does it feel like flat skin or whatever no matter how much time there has been?

Does anybody have any pictures of what they look like? Not asking for anything personal or porny, just, we have never found any pictures online except for surgery pictures and thus are not sure what the various methods might look like after (without all the blood and stitches etc) and since we plan to get bottom surgery in the future knowing the various results visually would help a lot to help us decide which to go for and probably ease our anxiety.

Thanks so much for reading and hopefully answering these questions.

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[–] ada@lemmy.blahaj.zone 18 points 1 week ago (1 children)

I had penile inversion 7 years ago.

but is there a hood that they expand out of, and what is the feeling like just in general and when touched?

I have a clitoral hood. Obviously, I can't compare the experience to a cis experience, but what I can say is that my clitoris is far more sensitive than it was before bottom surgery. I put that down to it being under a hood and lubricated now (I was circumcised previously). Of note though, I had basically no sensitivity at all there for the first couple of months after surgery, as they nerves recovered

Do any methods apart from ppt and the other one where they put anal tissue in have lube occur naturally? If so how does this occur?

Yes, I lubricate. I'm not sure what my surgeon did exactly, but I lubricate. I don't believe that is true of all penile inversion though, so it's worth researching/questioning your specific surgeon and their previous patients.

Does the inside of any of the methods feel like endogynous vaginas over time or does it feel like flat skin or whatever no matter how much time there has been?

Similar, but not the same? Texture wise, very similar, but the main difference is that my vaginal walls are less flexible and stretchy

One thing I will add though. I ended up having complications, and scarring, so I lost a lot of my depth. But even so, for me, it's still so much better than what I had before! 10/10 would do again

[–] femtech@midwest.social 12 points 1 week ago

The lubrication comes from the Cowper's glands, I'm the same. I was able to have penetrative sex once without lube because of extended foreplay.

[–] Crackhappy@lemmy.world 5 points 1 week ago

That's a great set of questions. I can only answer from my own experience, as a straight male. One of my very good friends had surgery to invert his penis and form a vagina, and we further developed a relationship after that. She ended up not being the right kind of person for me, but I never complained much about the surgery, other than it being way too short for me. But that was in the 90s. I imagine it is way better now.