Accessibility is not a problem in Argentina (for better or worse), even children could access it with parental consent (though this has been forbidden alongside HRT by the right, I agree on No Surgeries for minors, but HRT should be accessible for 13 years and up, atleast the hormone delayers should be). Again, anyone who shows up to a surgeon, can get operated on two years after provided they are trans because of the Gender Identity law, this sounds great! But a lot of surgeons here take advantage of it (and there can be no legal consequences on them UNLESS they fucked up the surgery terribly. They could spit on you and they would get away with it) to operate on as much people as possible to make as much money as possible. Belinky is ridiculously wealthy, a burgeois by all means and an enemy of the people.

Been trying to get in touch with phallo surgeons, one of them even has done vaginoplasty reversals. But ofc, they are all from the exterior. But none of them answer emails for anything other than academic purposes, so I have to book a virtual consult with them which costs a lot of money, and I’ve been unemployed due to the horrible state the country is due to the far right.

Belinky is absolute monster who likes to psychological torment his patients. If I had the money, I would sue him.

Surgery was 2 years ago, I was sexually abused 3 years ago amd I transitioned 4 years ago.

I’ve been through several different therapists and psychiatrist ever since surgery (and before ofc), I think on 2025 I went to 4 different psychologists and 5 different psychiatrist. I think about surgery every day of my life.

Hmmm, I had in mind that overall, regret rate for gender affirming surgeries was 1% but specifically for trans women bottom surgery, it was 2%. But my data might be outdated. It could be higher in my country where all surgeons are bussiness men who are absolute scum (Both Dimmagio and Belinky are HORRIBLE people), I don’t know, though the statistics would probably be provided by them, so oh well.

That said, I do NOT want to reverse surgery today. But in 5-10 years, maybe something will come up? Sometimes the regret eats away my soul that I want to have some sort of semblance of hope.