Simple phalloplasty

Towards your definitive anatomy

What is
Simple Phalloplasty?

Simple phalloplasty is a cutting-edge surgical procedure aimed at creating a phallus using the patient’s own tissues (autografts). Unlike other more complex techniques that include urethral extension in a first phase, simple phalloplasty focuses on creating the volume, shape, and aesthetics of the phallus, ensuring a solid foundation for genital identity.

In our Zaragoza unit, we use tissue flaps (usually from the forearm or thigh) to sculpt a phallus with natural dimensions and appearance. It is the option chosen by those who prioritize external aesthetics and bodily integrity, allowing, if desired, for additional functionalities to be added in later stages.

The Process: Your Surgical Roadmap

01

Surgical Planning

Detailed evaluation in Zaragoza to choose the tissue donor site that best suits your anatomy and expectations.

02

Creation of the Phallus

Intervention under general anesthesia where the tissue is transplanted and shaped using high-precision microsurgery.

03

Stay and Monitoring

Hospital admission to ensure correct tissue vascularization and optimal pain control by our team.

04

Recovery and Maturation

Guided healing process. The final result and the smoothness of the forms are consolidated over the first few months.

Impact on
Congruence and Self-Perception

Frequently asked questions

At our clinic in Zaragoza, we not only address your medical concerns, but we also support you emotionally at every stage. Your safety and your identity are our priority.

Will I have sensitivity in the new phallus?

The goal of the microsurgical technique is to connect the nerves from the donor site with the local nerves. Although nerve recovery is slow, most patients develop tactile and, in many cases, erogenous sensitivity over time.

In the “simple” version, the urethra is not usually extended to the tip of the phallus. However, this procedure prepares the anatomy for a urethroplasty in a future phase if that is your wish.

The donor site (arm or thigh) will have a permanent scar. In Zaragoza, we use skin graft techniques so that the recovery of that area is as aesthetic and functional as possible.

Yes. Once the phallus has healed and sensitivity has settled (generally after a year), the implantation of prostheses that allow for penetration can be considered.

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