Archive for August, 2008

Please if possible eat red meats to promote good post-op wound healing

Sunday, August 24th, 2008

Recently had a lovely MTF who required tonics to stimulate red blood cell production and slow to respond.  Serum iron was extreemely low.  Ultimately gave Venofer, iron sucrose injection 200 mg.   Her only animal dietary protein was turkey.

A medical study relating to wound healing and diet
classified patients into 3 groups, pure vegetarians,
those that also ate chicken and fish, and those that
ate all common foods including red meats

Those who eat red meats heal the best and quite
honestly probably have the best iron reserves to
assist with making more red blood cells to replace a loss.

Pee and Pack, more economical than surgery

Sunday, August 24th, 2008

Good morning Aramis,
For those women who think like you wife does, surgery
is not needed.

There is a whole line of plastic prosthetics for the
“pee and pack” crowd of FTM transsexuals which
your wife could also use.

I think at the end of the day, your wife will
void in privacy like most women do.

Best wishes,

Harold M. Reed, M.D.

P.S.  Surely, breast implants can wait.

On the hermaphroditic fringe

Sunday, August 24th, 2008

Dr.  Reed,  

Would it possible to add a penis to a female for urination purposes only and still have a operating vagina for natural child birth. does urine play a roll in the monthly activity of the vagina or is it just a way out of the body? My future wife is a vet student and she is always out in the field when she has to urinate, I thought having a penis would make life easier for her, I don’t mind the extra parts as long it makes her life easier. she’s no swim suit model! P.S. A penis is less noticeable and more useful than breast implants. 

Aramis

More breast augmentation photos posted

Saturday, August 9th, 2008

More breast augmentation photos from my practice.

http://www.srsmiami.com/photography-breast.html

Figure 3 includes 2 new followup photos Amazing the way some fabrics
and the bodice complement each other perfectly.

Figure 6 relates to a case of synmastia, fusion of the breasts (really
close approximation of breast implants, when a surgeon overtries to get
cleavage), sometimes called “uniboob.”

Figures 6/3-6/5 show how this was resolved.

Harold Reed, M.D.