How long did your simple castrations (i.e. no scrotum removal) take to heal?

In my case, I was castrated on June 7 (20 days ago) by Dr. Kimmel. A small hole opened in the bottom of my scrotum (prematurely dissolving stitching?) about 1 week post-op, although it's getting smaller now. My scrotum ...

Instead of taking estrogen and then stopping, another option is to take no hormones at all and get breast implants. Supposedly the disadvantage with taking estrogen and then stopping is your breasts will start to sag, like a menopausal woman's.

I don't know how good it would feel to get implanted ...

Robby (imported) wrote: Tue Jun 20, 2006 4:06 pm Let me pose this question: Do we ask women to advertise for work if they have the ovaries removed? I think not.

Well, at least you know they won't be taking maternity leave, I suppose.

I remember there was some topic sometime back about jobs that eunuchs may be specifically suited to...

Has anyone ever tried advertising in the newspapers for a job, emphasizing the fact that you're in the eunuch?

I remember one time a big marijuana drug dealer got busted. After he served his jail ...

Sherry's castration site says: "Dr. Barham in Oregon charges only $1000 (as of 2003) and requires a therapist letter, while Dr. Kimmel in Philadelphia charges $2000 but requires no therapist letter."

How much do these urologists typically charge compared to Dr. Kimmel? I have a feeling that Dr. Kimmel charges a premium ($2000) because he has a monopoly in being apparently the only doctor in US/Canada who openly performs elective castrations.

After having been castrated by Dr. Kimmel myself (see http://www.myevanesce.com/forum/topic_show.pl?tid=2815 for details), I'm surprised at how simple it was, compared to all the years I've waited for this.

(1) Call up his office

(2) Speak to Dr. Kimmel about why I want to be castrated

(3) Speak ...

*wonders if there would be pay involved*

Why bouncers? Don't they need to be strong (and without testosterone, eunuchs are less strong)?

I wonder how hard it is to get an elective mastectomy...