Yes, you can have some say in the placement and appearance of your clitoral hood after MTF top surgery. The surgeon will discuss your options with you and work with you to create a design that you are happy with.

The clitoral hood is the fold of skin that surrounds the clitoris. It protects the clitoris from friction and rubbing. The size and shape of the clitoral hood can vary from person to person. Some people have a larger clitoral hood, while others have a smaller clitoral hood. The clitoral hood can also be different shapes, such as oval, round, or triangular.

During MTF top surgery, the surgeon will remove some of the clitoral hood tissue. The amount of tissue that is removed will depend on the size and shape of your clitoral hood and your desired results. The surgeon will also reposition the clitoral hood so that it covers the clitoris.

You can discuss your preferences for the placement and appearance of your clitoral hood with the surgeon. You can tell the surgeon if you want a larger or smaller clitoral hood, or if you want a different shape. You can also tell the surgeon if you want the clitoral hood to be positioned in a certain way.

The surgeon will work with you to create a design that you are happy with. The surgeon will also make sure that the design is safe and that it will achieve the desired results.

It is important to remember that the clitoral hood will heal and change over time. The final appearance of your clitoral hood may not be exactly the same as the design that you chose. However, the surgeon will do their best to create a design that you are happy with.

Yes, to some extent, you may have input into the placement and appearance of your clitoral hood during the vaginoplasty surgery. The clitoral hood is a fold of skin that covers and protects the clitoris, and it plays a crucial role in the sensitivity and sexual function of the neovagina.

During the pre-operative consultation, you will have the opportunity to discuss your goals and preferences with your surgical team. They will consider your desired outcomes and work with you to create a surgical plan that aligns with your preferences and anatomical suitability.

The surgical team will carefully shape and position the tissues during the surgery to achieve the desired appearance of the clitoral hood while ensuring that it provides appropriate coverage and protection for the clitoris.

It’s important to communicate openly with your surgical team about your goals and expectations for the vaginoplasty surgery, including the appearance of the clitoral hood. They will provide guidance, answer your questions, and discuss the potential outcomes realistically.

While the surgical team will work to accommodate your preferences, there are anatomical limitations and surgical considerations that may influence the final outcome. The ultimate goal of vaginoplasty is to create a neovagina that is functional, aesthetically pleasing, and supportive of your gender-affirming journey.

Before proceeding with vaginoplasty, it’s essential to thoroughly discuss the procedure, potential outcomes, and any concerns you may have with your healthcare provider. Being well-informed and having realistic expectations can contribute to a positive surgical experience and outcome. Open communication with your surgical team is crucial to ensure that your choices and goals are considered during the surgical process and recovery.