GRS Montreal

Some people do travel for in-person consults when possible or when required by the surgeon. If you cannot make a separate trip to Montreal, your surgeon will meet you for an in-person consult a day or two before your surgery in Montreal.

The Phone & In-Person Consult

The Surgeon will review the process of informed consent by helping you understand the:

  • details about the procedure
  • potential benefits and risks of surgery
  • permanence of the surgery and how it affects fertility
  • possible need for revisions
  • timeline for healing
  • what to expect for aftercare in the months after surgery


The In-Person Consult

Each surgeon does things a bit differently, but generally the surgeon will:

  • ask questions about your gender, general health, and family history
  • examine the genitals to determine if there is enough tissue to do the surgery without an extra skin graft
  • check blood pressure
  • listen to your lungs
  • gently press on the abdomen and lymph nodes
  • take pre-op photos of the genitals
  • talk about possible surgical outcomes
  • give instructions for aftercare, including return to physical activity