Vaginoplasty Results:
Dr. William Futrell, March 2001

These photographs were taken about six weeks after surgery. Evaluation of this result is complicated by the fact that, according to the patient’s report, she developed a postoperative wound infection and partially necrosed her clitoris. The urethral meatus is not labeled in either photograph, because I was unable to locate it.

In this view, we can better appreciate one of the strengths of Dr. Futrell’s technique: the presence of well defined inner labia. There are also some characteristics that, in my opinion, might be regarded as significant limitations: a lip of tissue beneath the vagina, which obstructs the introitus; and noticeable scaring, especially lateral to the clitoris and below the introitus. Vaginal depth, according to the patient, is 2.5 inches (6.5 cm).