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Penile Reconstruction Surgery

medical tourism Penile Reconstruction Surgery

Penile reconstruction surgery is a highly specialized procedure sought by individuals who require structural or functional restoration of the penis due to congenital conditions, trauma, cancer treatment, or gender confirmation surgery. Medical tourism has emerged as a viable option for those seeking this intricate procedure, as it allows patients to access advanced healthcare facilities and renowned surgeons in destinations such as Thailand, India, Turkey, and Mexico.

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Penile Reconstruction Surgery

Penile reconstruction surgery is a specialized urological procedure that restores the anatomy and function of the penis after trauma, cancer resection, congenital defects, or gender-affirming surgery.

Types of Penile Reconstruction

TypePurposeTechnique
PhalloplastyBuilds a new penis (gender-affirming or post-trauma)Uses grafts from arm, thigh, or abdomen
Penile ImplantRestores erectile functionInflatable/malleable prosthesis placement
UrethroplastyRepairs strictures or defectsTissue grafting or flap reconstruction
Peyronie’s CorrectionFixes curvaturePlaque removal/incision with grafting
Glans ReconstructionRestores tip appearanceSkin/flap techniques

Who Needs Reconstruction?

Cancer survivors (penile, prostate, or bladder cancer)
Trauma victims (accidents, burns, circumcision injuries)
Congenital conditions (hypospadias, epispadias)
Gender-affirming care (female-to-male transition)

Surgical Techniques

  • Microsurgery (for nerve/vessel reconnection)
  • Skin/tissue grafts (radial forearm, thigh flaps)
  • Prosthetic implantation (for erectile function)

Recovery Timeline

  • Hospital stay: 3-7 days
  • Catheter use: 1-3 weeks
  • Full recovery: 3-6 months
  • Sensation return: 6-12 months (varies by case)

Success Rates & Risks

  • 85-90% functional success (urination/sexual function)
  • Complications: Infection, graft failure, strictures (10-15%)