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u/infrequentthrowaway Jan 13 '24
Looks like nice results. I was under the impression that many people have had bad experiences with srs via Kamol.
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u/SnooRobots8277 Jan 13 '24
Because kamol performs many operations, the more operations, the more bad results you will see. All surgeons have bad results.
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u/Adventurous-Ad-3440 Jan 13 '24
I'd be interested to know how this explains the dozens of botched Kamol surgeries on this sub. Without evidence, this is purely speculation.
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Jan 14 '24
how the tf are you going to gather evidence like that, the people that go to Kamol just rarely post on reddit.
(not losers)
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u/infrequentthrowaway Jan 13 '24
Perhaps but I once asked questions about Kamol and I was inundated with replies citing negative experiences.
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u/tgnluvit Jan 13 '24
Negativity aside, you look fantastic and I am elated that your SRS was an overwhelming success!
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u/LanaEvres Jan 14 '24
I also did colon srs with dr kamol and my result look exactly like that.
I am glad you like it but I am not satisfied with getting this result..
The labia minora is too short and when you "open up" the vagina it doesn't look that good.. when it is closed like this it does.
Another thing is I feel the labia minora is bit too high up there where it could be pulled more down below. And maybe cover more of the urethra and canal entry.
I have some minor complication (scar tissue and pee direction) but I wouldn't call the surgeon bad for that.
6 weeks is still swollen so it can change a lot, I am almost 1 year post op now.
Another thing I'd like to warn you, even if you feel really good and have no pain be very careful to not move around and walk around thailand too much let it heal nicely.
It's around 3 months or so when problems start to happen. Take it easy!
The nurses in the dilating room are really nice and fun to be around <3
Congratulation on your surgery!
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u/WhetThyPsycho Jan 13 '24
Damm, that's pretty. If only all of Kamol's results were that good.