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Surgery Consultation 101 - This list of questions is a starting point  to help you think about what kinds of questions to ask and to get the most out of your Phalloplasty consultation.

Surgery Travel Assistance

Elevated Access - A non-profit organization that enables people to access healthcare by providing flights on private planes at no cost. Their volunteer pilot network transports clients seeking abortion or gender-affirming care across the United States.

Hope Air (Canada) - A charitable organization that provides free flights, accommodations, airport ground transportation and meal vouchers for families and individuals who must travel for medical care. Programs and eligibility may vary based upon province of residence.

Post-op Recovery

Maitri Affirmation Center - Maitri’s Affirmation Center (MAC) in San Francisco provides vital post-operative support for transgender individuals recovering from gender-affirming surgeries, including phalloplasty. Recognizing the urgent need for safe, affirming, and comprehensive aftercare, MAC offers a home-like environment with 24-hour nursing support, mental health services, social work case management, and nutritious meals. Patients recovering from phalloplasty often require extended care, mobility assistance, and emotional support—MAC is uniquely equipped to meet these needs, especially for low-income trans individuals who may otherwise lack access to appropriate recovery options. The current pilot program includes a private room with a bathroom, access to patios, TV, phone, and regular meals and snacks. As part of its expansion, MAC will add two more private recovery suites with showers and bathrooms, while also enhancing its clinical and psychosocial services in partnership with community healthcare leaders. Maitri is committed to ensuring that no one has to transition alone—providing a compassionate, competent, and community-based model of care for those healing after gender-affirming surgery.

T4T Caregiving - Traveling Transgender Post-Op Caregiving Service. If you're looking for someone to be with you while recover from your Phalloplasty surgery consider these trans caregivers. All of them have a broad history of direct caregiving and some are post-op themselves.

Quest House - A Bay Area post-op recovery home where transmasculine people having Phalloplasty and Metoidioplasty can heal together in community.

Queer Care Inc - Get help with basic post-op care such as bandage changing/cleaning, drain clearings, keeping a medication log, transportation, meal prep/cooking, groceries, laundry, cleaning, pet care, moral support and accompaniment throughout and after surgical proceedings. Services are entirely free.

Non-Surgical Erectile Devices

Custom Condoms

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Last updated: 06/10/25



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