Belgrade surgeons for phalloplasty
Hey, could you tell me from an American point of view what Serbia is like these days.. 
Eric
Good morning Eric,
Belgrade, Serbia is like parts of Paris and a very beautiful and quaint city with many store front advertisements and bus side board ads in English.
In the hospitals mostly everyone speaks English and you’ll be surprised many of the doctors have had training in the United States.
I’ve been to Belgrade 8 times and always had a very delightful experiences, and would say this country is my home away from home. Love Paris and England as well, but Serbia is special.. Will probably be back this October
for a surgical meeting.
I have only recommended doctors I feel very confident in and personally know quite well. A large Serbian flag is displayed in my office and you will leave a part of your heart there.
In Europe a phalloplasty can be obtained for $15,000 to $30,000. A completed phalloplasty requires several stages and the likelihood that all stages will proceed without any complication or produce a perfect result without revisions is quite remote.
Anticipate revisions and discuss with your intended surgeon what you may reasonably expect as related to his/her technique. Please confer if you wish with Dr. Stanley Monstrey in Gent, Belgium or Dr. Sava Perovic in Belgrade, Serbia (“Sava Perovic ” <perovics@eunet.rs>) or Dr,. Miroslav Djoprdjevic in Belgrade, Serbia (djordjevic@uromiros.com). All are excellent surgeons as I have watched them work many times..
Dr. Monstrey in Gent, Belgium does an excellent forearm flap.
An ideal phalloplasty will produce a phallus that looks upon close inspection to be a penis with good glans (head) formation and a corona (rim). The phallus must be completely sensate and beyond that orgasmically sensate. Within the phallus shall be a urinary channel of decent caliber so the patient can void urinating from the glans as with normal males.
Additionally there needs to be a mechanism for producing a penetrable erection. Alternatives include: an inflatable penile prosthesis carrying a 50% complication rate and in genetic males having an average survival of 6 to 8 years (less in transgendered patients); or a semi-rigid prosthesis (possibility of extrusion from continued pressure); or a bacculum (silicone rod) which is inserted into a special channel just for sex.
Many dance steps to go through. Also there will be a noticeable deforming harvesting scar which represents the donor site, could be in the forearm, back, lower abdomen, or thigh.
We do not perform primary phalloplasty but will do revisions.
Harold M. Reed, M.D.
305-865-2000
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Very nice read, i was just looking up Dr Monstrey (doing a bit of phallic research) and came across your blog. Im actually a prior patient of Dr. Djordjevic he and his team are definitely something special and the experience and care while in Serbia has left a impact on my heart. As I plan to become an surgeon myself I one day hope to work under him for a small stent as his ways of thinking are just amazing. Not to mention his results are awesome, I cant be more pleased with the outcome of my own surgery:)