(Before reading, everyone body is different, do not let my own complications steer you away from the surgical results, he has done an amazing job) 

60 days post op and LOVEEE my results! Not going to lie, it was A ROUGH, I was admitted for one month after I was sent home, due to me catching an infection and becoming septic with a 105 fever. I had a hematoma in my bladder that eventually got infected. They nursed me back to health , I had to get the hematoma drain and now I’m home and I couldn’t be happier today with the surgical results themselves. 

First stage I had, UL, hysterectomy (kept 1 ovary), scrotoplasty, vaginectomy.

Stage 2 will be in September and that will be Monsplasty, testicular implants and scrotoplasty refinement (just a few things he needs to do to my scrotum. 

\~ transthetics “The Rod” review\~

I love the rod honestly! My Doctor told me not to wear it long term just yet. I keep it in my briefs and just use it to pee for now then I immediately unattached the rod and keep it snug in my briefs. (Grab a pack of boxers with the pockets inside them so it won’t slip down your pants leg if you’re using it only short term to pee when out and about or at work). I had to reach out to have Alex explain to me how to make the rod “loose” because whew it was way too tight and cutting off my circulation even the little time I had it on just to pee lol. After the adjustment, it is perfect. Worth it in my opinion, I’ll be using this bad boy until I need a new one. 

University Of Minnesota Dr. Sean Elliot (NSFW) also (transthetics “The Rod” review