Dr. Morehouse at Lovelace in Albuquerque, New Mexico

will do surgical castrations upon request.

Dr. Morehouse is Chairman/surgon of Lovelace Health Systems Cosmetic & Reconstructive Surgery Center 5006 Gibson Blvd., SE Albuquerque, NM 87108 (505) 262-7777. He and his staff are both understanding and compassionate to people looking for all types of cosmetic surgery and are well known to many in the transgender and other communities in this area. He has helped me more than once. He dose not do SRS.

dose he require a letter from a shrink or is he willing to do it without one

whiplash2u (imported) wrote: Wed Feb 07, 2007 11:49 pm Dr. Morehouse at Lovelace in Albuquerque, New Mexico

will do surgical castrations upon request.

Details, please.

whiplash2u (imported) wrote: Wed Feb 07, 2007 11:49 pm Dr. Morehouse at Lovelace in Albuquerque, New Mexico

will do surgical castrations upon request.

See this link:

http://www.transgendernm.org/drres.html

Next time, please do post a link or info and not just make a statement.

Thanks.

From the link:

Jeffery Morehouse, MD

Lovelace-Cosmetic Surgery

5006 Gibson SE

262-7777

Paolo's right, Whiplash, just saying that so-and-so does voluntary castrations isn't a lot of help. Are you telling us this from personal knowledge about the doc? Does he have a website?

Terry

This doctor may or may not do castrations. I do not know. The hospital that was mentioned on Gibson is correct. But I doubt that Lovelace would condone any doctor on their staff doing any surgery on his or her own. I live in Albuquerque and use the VA hospital which is right behind Lovelace.

My mistress in San Francisco, CA did do castrations and partial penectomies for gay masters that wanted their subs castrated or have the heads of their penises cut off. She showed me a jar holding testes and glans. But only if it was ordered by the dom. And she charged for the service. She was a surgical nurse and if the law found out she could loose her license and go to jail. So she did not advertise.

And even if she's a surgical nurse, we, as the Staff cannot condone such actions. You're right, she'd be up the proverbial creek - without a lot of things.

Paolo wrote: Thu Feb 08, 2007 5:20 pm And even if she's a surgical nurse, we, as the Staff cannot condone such actions. You're right, she'd be up the proverbial creek - without a lot of things.

Just ask Rick in North Carolina !

Terry

called this doctor

got hold of the nurse and she said the doctor does orchiectomy with no letters

She told me to leave a voice mail for the doc to get back to me.

he never did call back.

Maybe he does what's implied, but would like to keep it from being front page news?

And after all, shouldn't such issues be between the patient and doctor?