The irony is that the rise in GRS surgeries should actually be creating a demand for better understanding of vulvar anatomy.

For one, post op trans vulvas look nothing like real vulvas and maybe it would help if doctors were more clear on the anatomy.

More importantly, trans women undergoing surgery deserve doctors who have thorough knowledge of this anatomy. Currently it is not taught in much depth, if at all, in plastic surgery or urology residencies. It is not on their boards. That is who does FtM “bottom surgery.”