24 Oct What Is The Difference Between Pre Op And Post Op Transsexuals?
A transsexual is a person who feels stuck in the skin of the opposite gender, such that, these people’s gender identity doesn’t suit their biological sex. They dress in opposite sex clothes as emotionally, psychologically, and sexually they want to be the opposite sex. Numerous terms are widely used, especially within the community itself, referring to the medical or operational status of somebody who is transsexual, based on if they have undergone sex reassignment surgery (SRS), not having SRS but still planning to have SRS, or not planning to have it. They respectively are post-op, pre-op, and non-op. Some of the most beautiful transsexuals can be found in Bangkok and these transsexual Escort Bangkok can give you a completely different yet spicy experience that no other escort can guarantee.
Why do transsexuals opt for surgery in Bangkok?
Even in today’s modern era people tend to have a bias opinion about transsexuals and some may see them differently. However, the reason why many transsexuals undergo sex reassignment surgery is not only because they want to fit in society and feel like a functioning part of it but it has more to do with their own inner conscious that feels right and free of all shackles. Many transsexuals have stated that their transition would have been incomplete or unsatisfactory if they had not gotten the surgery. They feel the main reason they got it was to finally be able to accept themselves the way they are and be able to showcase themselves the way they truly desire. This psychological peace of mind gives them the power to feel confident and be themselves around others in public. The feeling of being complete makes them feel happy and content with their life, resulting in fewer anxiety problems, depression, frustration and nothing to bring them down. Male to female surgery includes removal of male genital, breast implants and a person will receive testosterone replacement therapy while female to male surgery includes the construction of a penis through metoidioplasty. It involves moving the cervix to a penis. Before the actual surgery, a person will receive hormone therapy to broaden the clitoris for this reason. The doctor also removes the vagina in a vaginectomy during the procedure. They lengthen and place the urethra by neopenis. The surgeon uses tissue from the ear, the labia minora, or other areas of the vagina to accomplish the lengthening. The main idea is to allow them to be able to stand and urinate. Getting a sex change operation allows one to enhance their sexual experience and helps them feel fully satisfied.
DISADVANTAGES OF SEX CHANGE OPERATION AND ITS ALTERNATIVES of Bangkok or BKK.
Once you go ahead with the surgery from female to male or male to female, you will no longer be able to reproduce. Having such a great change also has an impact on your mind and you may need a lot of motivation and counseling post operation which itself may cost a lot and not everyone can afford it. As sad it is, it’s a fact that transsexuals face bullying, lack of career choices, and therefore may not be very strong financially. Hence we cannot avoid the consequences of lack of money in this situation where one’s life can be at risk of post-operative complications are not dealt with properly with premium medical assistance. Further complications include hematoma; small ones can be punctured but the larger ones need to undergo a surgical treatment. If nipple necrosis occurs, one will have to undergo an aesthetics procedure to get their nipples reconstructed.
Even though surgery is the permanent solution to this for some transsexuals there may be other alternatives that may work out in their favor. Synthetic hormones known as the gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) analogs can be used in children diagnosed with transsexualism. These aid in suppressing the hormones that one’s body naturally produces. During a later point of the diagnosis, the use of cross-sex hormones, which provide a more stable and safer remedy, may be seen for encouraging trans people to best suit their gender orientation. Although trans people are taking testosterone, trans women are taking estrogen. Adults with gender dysphoria and transsexuals often depend on specialist gender identity programs in collaboration with hormone therapies to offer emotional wellbeing help. But, although others might find such interventions to be adequate to be secure about their gender identification, some might need more comprehensive and surgical approaches.
HOW TO CHOOSE THE PERFECT Bangkok SURGEON?
A surgeon needs to be highly trained and must have years of experience in performing such complex surgeries. The doctor’s surgery rate and success rate tend to add to the patient’s peace of mind and it is very important for a doctor too, to have his\ her patient’s trust in them. All renowned surgeons necessarily require a letter of confirmation from a trusted source such as a therapist or family member who understands the patient’s mental health and the importance of their sex reassignment surgery in their life. The surgeon needs to consult with a counselor to ensure that person is an ideal candidate and will not go back on their decision later. It is essential to make sure that the surgeon you are in contact with follows the guidelines that are provided by the World Professional Association for Transgender Health to ensure good standard care and quality surgery. many people tend to judge a doctor right after the surgery and often complain of having scars on their body.
One needs to account for that all surgical procedures have the risk of leaving behind scars. Hence it is not accurate to accuse the surgeon right after surgery as the process takes its time to heal. In males, to female SRS the scars are elevated, pink, and raw which over 6 to 12 months become flat and soft. The color may change to white and the marks should heal within a year. In females to male SRS the scars mostly need the same amount of time to heal or may even exceed 18 months sometimes depending on the severity of the scars that depend on the kind of incision you get.
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