How are their penises different?

1. #Stretching and Contraction of Neophallus Tissue

The neophallus tissue cannot be subjected to stretching and contraction.

2. #Shape and Appearance

In the early days, Neophallus had the appearance of a rolled-up sausage, but in the present day, surgeons can create a Neophallus that is proportionate and natural-looking. The exterior of the neophallus is then sculpted to resemble a penis shaft and head. The testicular implants are inserted by means of a surgical procedure, which can be the same operation as the gender affirmation surgery or a second surgical procedure.

3. #Size

> The size of the cisman’s penis cannot be selected.

> The size of the transmen’s Neophallus can be selected from #tissue, depend on you choose. The tissue for the neophallus may come from your:

Forearm: Radial forearm free flap.

Thigh: Anterolateral thigh free flap.

Back: Latissimus dorsi myocutaneous flap.

4. #Foreskin

The foreskin of a neophallus cannot be retracted.

5. #Sensation and #Erection

The level of sensation and erection can vary among individuals based on individual surgical techniques, namely

1) Phalloplasty without malleable and Inflatable implants >>> You can urinate but are unable to have sex with this type of surgery.

2) Phalloplasty with semi-rigid or malleable rods >>> This type of penile implant involves a surgeon implanting two flexible rods into the penis. Yes! You can have sexual activity.

3) Inflatable penile implant >> Inflatable implants consist of two cylinders in the penis and an inflatable pump in the scrotum. As a person squeezes and releases the pump, the cylinders fill with a saline solution, which mimics an erection.

6. #Sperm

Neophallus can’t produce sperm or semen and lack of any lubrication. Because Tissues that were created a new penis cannot produce lubrication.

7. #Orgasm

After Phalloplasty you are able to get an orgasm from clitoral transposition. However, when you will have sensation in the entire neophallus depends on the recovery of each person. Normally, it takes six months or longer.