FTM Bottom

Testicular implant placement

Testicular implant placement completes bottom surgery by inserting soft silicone implants into the reconstructed scrotum, chosen in size and position for a natural look and feel.

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Performed by

Dr Alexis Laungani

2,600+ procedures performed

4.92/5 · 99 reviews · RateMDs

Testicular implant placement by Dr Alexis Laungani, within a genital surgery practice of 2,600+ procedures.

Mayo Clinic-trained plastic & craniofacial surgeon
MD high distinction · FRCSC · double board-certified
WPATH member · 2024 Genital AMAB moderator

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Duration

1–2 hours

Hospital stay

Outpatient

Anesthesia

General

Full recovery

4–6 weeks

Overview

A thoughtful approach to your procedure

Our team combines surgical expertise with individualized, patient-centered care to help you achieve safe, natural-looking results.

Every procedure begins with a detailed consultation to understand your goals, review your medical history, and design a plan tailored specifically to you. We take the time to answer your questions and ensure you feel confident at every step.

Our surgical team uses proven, up-to-date techniques with a focus on safety, natural results, and preserving function and sensation wherever possible. Your care is coordinated from your first visit through your full recovery.

Throughout your journey you'll have access to dedicated support, clear guidance, and follow-up care designed around your comfort and long-term well-being.

Personalized plan
A surgical approach tailored to your anatomy and goals.
Experienced team
Fellowship-trained surgeons specializing in gender-affirming care.
Safety first
Rigorous protocols before, during, and after your procedure.
Natural results
Techniques focused on aesthetics, function, and sensation.
Continuous support
Dedicated coordinators guiding you at every stage.
Long-term care
Comprehensive follow-up to support your recovery.

Recovery timeline

What healing looks like, week by week

1
Phase 1
Week 1 — Hospital recovery
The initial recovery is closely monitored, with a focus on rest, pain management, and preventing complications before you return home.
2
Phase 2
Weeks 2–4 — Early healing
Swelling and bruising gradually subside. Light daily activities can usually resume while you follow your surgeon's aftercare guidance.
3
Phase 3
Weeks 4–8 — Return to activity
Most patients return to work and light exercise as tissues continue to heal, guided by your follow-up appointments.
4
Phase 4
Months 3–12 — Final results
Final results settle as healing completes. Ongoing support ensures your outcome and comfort meet your goals.