Yes, you can discuss the size and sensitivity of the clitoris with your surgeon before clitoroplasty. The surgeon will take into account your individual anatomy and goals for the surgery. They will also discuss the risks and benefits of different approaches to clitoroplasty.

In general, the goal of clitoroplasty is to create a clitoris that is both aesthetically pleasing and functionally normal. This means that the clitoris should be the correct size and shape, and it should be able to provide sexual pleasure.

There are a number of different techniques that can be used to perform clitoroplasty. The specific technique that is used will depend on the individual’s anatomy and goals for the surgery. However, most surgeons will try to preserve as much of the clitoral tissue as possible. This is because the size and sensitivity of the clitoris are closely related.

If you are considering clitoroplasty, it is important to discuss your goals for the surgery with your surgeon. They will be able to help you choose the right technique and achieve the results that you want.

Here are some of the factors that may affect the size and sensitivity of the clitoris after clitoroplasty:

• The surgeon’s technique
• The amount of clitoral tissue that is removed
• The location of the incision
• The amount of scar tissue that forms

The size and sensitivity of the clitoris after clitoroplasty can be influenced by the surgical technique used, the expertise of the surgeon, and individual factors. During the pre-operative consultation, you will have the opportunity to discuss your goals and desires with your gender-affirming surgeon. They will consider your preferences, anatomy, and overall health to develop a surgical plan that aligns with your specific needs.

Regarding clitoral size, the surgeon will aim to create a clitoris that is proportionate and aesthetically pleasing to your unique anatomy. The size of the clitoris will be discussed during the consultation to ensure that your expectations and surgical goals are understood.

As for clitoral sensitivity, the surgeon will take care to preserve as much sensory nerve tissue as possible to promote sexual pleasure and sensation. The sensitivity of the clitoris after clitoroplasty can vary from person to person and may also depend on individual healing and nerve regeneration.

Keep in mind that the primary goal of clitoroplasty is to create a clitoris that enhances your gender-affirmation and sexual satisfaction. However, the results of surgery can vary between individuals, and it’s important to have realistic expectations.

During the pre-operative consultation, be sure to communicate openly with your surgeon about your preferences, concerns, and expectations for clitoroplasty. This will help ensure that your surgical plan is tailored to your unique needs and that you have a clear understanding of what to expect after the procedure.

Remember that gender-affirming surgeries, including clitoroplasty, are highly individualized, and the ultimate goal is to provide you with the best possible surgical outcome that aligns with your gender identity and enhances your quality of life.