Sex reassignment surgery example result by Dr.Chettawut – Case 3

32 years old from China

Procedure Description of Sex Reassignment Surgery – Case 3

Overview

This case showcases a typical result of Dr. Chettawut’s non-penile inversion technique for sex reassignment surgery (SRS) in patients who are overweight and have a fair skin complexion.

Labia Majora Appearance

The labia majora is proportionate and aesthetically pleasing without any noticeable scarring. The shape, size, and proportion of the labia majora match the patient’s body, providing a natural look.

Clitoris Position and Design

The clitoris is positioned anatomically correct, underneath the clitoral hood. Its shape, size, orientation, and anterior projection were designed to mimic those of a biological woman.

Labia Minora Construction

The labia minora was constructed using the entire penile and prepuce skin, which is naturally pinkish, forming lip-like folds starting from the clitoral frenulum down to the sides of the vaginal opening.

Vaginal and Urethral Openings

In the second picture, where the labia are spread apart, the vaginal opening appears vertically elongated. The urethral orifice is set in the proper position, ensuring functionality and a natural appearance.

Sensation and Functionality

Excellent sensation at the clitoris and labia minora was achieved by light stimulation during follow-up examination. The vaginal canal lining is hairless and remains functional with a depth of 6 inches.

Post-Operative Results

The post-operative results demonstrate a successful SRS outcome with normal to rapid external genital healing. The patient reported no difficulty in performing her vaginal dilation routine and maintained the desired vaginal depth.

Conclusion

This case exemplifies the effectiveness of Dr. Chettawut’s non-penile inversion technique in achieving natural-looking and functional female genitalia. The results highlight the importance of skilled surgical techniques in providing aesthetically pleasing and anatomically correct outcomes for sex reassignment surgery patients.