Stage one RFF Phallo for me was February 2020. Which is wild, because I’m just now starting to feel complete in terms of the phallo process being over. For many years there was always another surgery/procedure on the horizon. It’s just a process, finally getting to feel a sense of completion after so much went into this.. that’s not a bad thing though :) 

I’m a patient of Dr. Berli at OHSU in Portland Oregon. Dr. Dy did my ED implants at OHSU and she is incredible as well. Eain Varga did my medical tattooing in Eugene, Oregon and I’d recommend him too.

My stage one was shaft creation, about 8 months later stage two was glandsplasty, then after a similar increment of time I god a semi-rigid rod ED for my third stage. Around a year later it was replaced with a 2-piece inflatable ambicor pump which I much prefer, and love having. The rod was slightly too long, and I really didn’t like the inability to hang flaccid, so it kind of worked out. I originally wanted the simplicity or the rod, but it wasn’t for me. The 2 piece pump has been perfect and fits with natal anatomy well. Bulb placed in labia with no discomfort. I’m an avid cyclist and have been able to continue comfortably.

I didn’t have UL, scrotoplasty, or vaginectomy. I did had a tubal ligation post-op phallo as well..but that’s not so much related to this, though someone might benefit from knowing you can get phallo/keep natal anatomy and also not have to worry about getting pregnant..

I will still be getting one last round of medical tattooing at some point (just to touch up) and am finishing up some post-op electrolysis this year. Other than that, I’m just getting to enjoy being at peace with my body in this new way and integrating this new confidence and version of myself. It’s all been so worth it


Random post op pic. It’s been almost six years since stage one! RFF