Sex Reassignment Surgery

Goals of Sex Reassignment Surgery at Kamol Cosmetic Hospital

Our specialized surgical team, proficient in sex reassignment surgery, methodically reconstructs skin, tissues, and sensory nerves associated with sexual perception from the male genitalia. Our objectives encompass:

Attaining the utmost feminine aesthetic in the reconstructed female genitalia.
Crafting a surgically created vaginal canal of maximal depth, considering individual tissue and dermal constraints.
Safeguarding and preserving sensory nerves for sexual responsiveness, strategically locating them in the clitoral region.
Executing surgeries and refinements with surgical precision to minimize visible scarring and facilitate discreet convalescence

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Qualifications for Sex Reassignment Surgery:

Individuals undergoing surgery must be at least 20 years old, or if below 20, must obtain legal consent from a parent, guardian, or legal representative.
Hormone replacement therapy for female gender must be consistently administered for a minimum of 1 year.
Demonstrated long-standing identification as female, either since childhood or the onset of self-awareness.
Living consistently as a female for no less than 1 year.
Experiencing discomfort with one's own sexual organs and perceiving them as incongruent.
Completion of a psychological assessment and certification by a qualified mental health professional affirming mental well-being and suitability for gender confirmation surgery.
Must exhibit overall good physical health and resilience.

Sex Reassignment Surgery Procedure for Male-to-Female:

Administering anesthesia under the supervision of a qualified medical professional.
Creating a new vaginal canal by carefully penetrating the muscular area between the rectum and the urethral tube, reaching a depth of approximately 6-7 inches.
Utilizing skin from the original male genitalia or the scrotum to construct the vaginal walls, resulting in a canal resembling that of a cisgender female.
Preserving sensory nerves for sexual perception, preparing to form the clitoral sensory region, and subsequently removing the core of the male genitalia.
Shortening the male urethral tube and shaping it to facilitate a downward flow during urination similar to that of a cisgender female. Inadequate surgical intervention may cause upward urination when seated.
Aesthetic refinement of external features, including the labia majora, labia minora, urethral tube, and the clitoral sensory region, to achieve an appearance akin to a fully developed female genitalia while retaining sensory function.