Phalloplasty, as a gender-affirming surgery for creating a neophallus, is typically not known to directly affect the eligibility for future transgender surgeries. However, the specific implications will depend on the type of transgender surgeries you are considering.

Phalloplasty is primarily focused on the creation of a phallus and may involve additional procedures such as urethral lengthening, scrotoplasty, and implantation of erectile devices. These procedures are designed to create external genitalia that align with a person’s gender identity.

If you are considering other transgender surgeries such as chest masculinization (top surgery) or facial feminization (facial gender confirmation surgery), phalloplasty is not expected to directly impact your eligibility for these procedures. These surgeries focus on different areas of the body and are typically approached independently.

It is important to note that the overall treatment plan and sequencing of surgeries may vary depending on your specific goals, health considerations, and the recommendations of your healthcare provider or gender-affirming care team. They will work with you to develop a personalized treatment plan that aligns with your needs and ensures the best possible outcomes.

It is recommended to have a comprehensive discussion with your healthcare provider or a specialist experienced in transgender surgeries to discuss your goals, explore your options, and determine the best course of action based on your individual circumstances.