Female Implant Surgeons

[ElbowRoom]

No chance. You idiots can carry on about skill or whatever, but no way would I have a woman put this thing in me.

Why? What is your reasoning?

[WyoMan]

Hmmmm. It's interesting how many wouldn't have a female surgeon for an implant be cause she doesn't have a man's perspective.
I'm wondering would any one who would need an Artificial Urinary Sphincter if they would they allow a woman to do it because many women have leakage problems so a female doctor would have empathy.
Or is it more that we don't want a woman to see that?

[ElbowRoom]

Hmmmm. It's interesting how many wouldn't have a female surgeon for an implant be cause she doesn't have a man's perspective.
I'm wondering would any one who would need an Artificial Urinary Sphincter if they would they allow a woman to do it because many women have leakage problems so a female doctor would have empathy.
Or is it more that we don't want a woman to see that?

Or here's a thought: Maybe it's better to have a woman do a penile implant surgery. Lots of men do breast augmentations, and you could argue that a male surgeon can look at a pair of tits in the OR and say "oh yeah, those look good." Perhaps a woman implanting a male might be able to better gauge what our partners will like and/or find appealing in the bedroom.

Just a random thought!

[fucked0ne]

Malik is a generalist, not an implant specialist

Good point.

Yeah, I agree with you on the skill of high-volume implant surgeons, male or female; but, like OP said, there’s a level of intelligibility that I just don’t think a woman could understand being of a distinct physiology.

What about you? Would you be comfortable going with a woman?

I'm not sure, that's why I started the thread!

I'd like to think I care about surgical skill above all else, but there is something to be said for the intangible of the surgeon knowing the equipment from a personal perspective.

I think if a female surgeon was high volume, and regarded as world class like Clavell, Eid, Hakky, Perito, etc...and had lots of rave reviews as those surgeons do on FrankTalk, I'd be okay with using a female surgeon.

I do find it interesting and a little strange that none of the top surgeons that regularly come up in implant discussions are female. Maybe it's harder for them to come up and get the number of surgeries in to be really high volume, because more men hesitate to use them as females?

There's an interesting social dynamic here, to be sure.

Sorry, I didn’t notice you were the OP

[Craigohbig]

No chance. You idiots can carry on about skill or whatever, but no way would I have a woman put this thing in me.

Why? What is your reasoning?

She could easily do what she considers a great job and short you 1/4”. You could lose 1/4” length and girth and she might brag to her colleagues about how well that operation went. She just doesn’t fully understand men

[duke_cicero]

Hmmmm. It's interesting how many wouldn't have a female surgeon for an implant be cause she doesn't have a man's perspective.
I'm wondering would any one who would need an Artificial Urinary Sphincter if they would they allow a woman to do it because many women have leakage problems so a female doctor would have empathy.
Or is it more that we don't want a woman to see that?

Or here's a thought: Maybe it's better to have a woman do a penile implant surgery. Lots of men do breast augmentations, and you could argue that a male surgeon can look at a pair of tits in the OR and say "oh yeah, those look good." Perhaps a woman implanting a male might be able to better gauge what our partners will like and/or find appealing in the bedroom.

Just a random thought!

This is how I feel. Anatomy is anatomy, and women can be doctors, too. I can't believe I'm even saying this. Eventually, a robot is going to be doing these surgeries.

[fucked0ne]

This is how I feel. Anatomy is anatomy, and women can be doctors, too. I can't believe I'm even saying this. Eventually, a robot is going to be doing these surgeries.

Duke, I haven’t read through all the comments, but I don’t think anyone is saying women can’t be doctors. As to robots doing these surgeries, you’re absolutely correct, but we’ll all either be on our fourth implant or dead by the time that happens. Well, all of us except you malleable guys. Although I’m sure some of you will be dead Then we can all argue in hell.

[duke_cicero]

This is how I feel. Anatomy is anatomy, and women can be doctors, too. I can't believe I'm even saying this. Eventually, a robot is going to be doing these surgeries.

Duke, I haven’t read through all the comments, but I don’t think anyone is saying women can’t be doctors. As to robots doing these surgeries, you’re absolutely correct, but we’ll all either be on our fourth implant or dead by the time that happens. Well, all of us except you malleable guys. Although I’m sure some of you will be dead Then we can all argue in hell.

There's guys here saying that women urologists "don't really understand men" and that they would never let one of them operate on their penises. Which is just ridiculous.

[fucked0ne]

There's guys here saying that women urologists "don't really understand men" and that they would never let one of them operate on their penises.

I understand, but that’s much different from saying “women can’t be doctors.” Of course they can be doctors, and of course people can have their preferences.

Look, in twenty years have a woman do your next implant.

[ElbowRoom]

No chance. You idiots can carry on about skill or whatever, but no way would I have a woman put this thing in me.

Why? What is your reasoning?

She could easily do what she considers a great job and short you 1/4”. You could lose 1/4” length and girth and she might brag to her colleagues about how well that operation went. She just doesn’t fully understand men

Fair, that's a reasonable concern.