Safe, personalized surgery to permanently eliminate testosterone production through testicular removal.
Safe, personalized surgery to permanently eliminate testosterone production through testicular removal.
Safe, personalized surgery to permanently eliminate testosterone production through testicular removal.
Orchiectomy is one of the most commonly requested procedures within gender-affirming surgery for trans women. It is a safe, effective, and relatively simple surgical procedure that permanently eliminates testosterone production, helping improve hormonal balance and enhancing both physical and emotional well-being.
At Clínica 3 de Mayo, Dr. Jesús Lago has extensive experience in feminization surgery, offering a personalized approach tailored to each patient’s goals.
Orchiectomy is a surgical procedure that involves the removal of the testicles. By removing these glands, the production of male hormones (mainly testosterone) and sperm is permanently stopped.
This procedure is especially indicated for trans women who:
The procedure is relatively simple and involves a small incision in the scrotal sac. Through this incision, both testicles are carefully removed, minimizing both aesthetic and functional impact.
Depending on the case, the surgery may be performed under local or general anesthesia.
In some patients, a scrotoplasty may be performed, which involves reshaping the scrotal skin to improve the appearance of the area. However, this procedure is only recommended when the patient is certain they do not wish to undergo future vaginoplasty, as this tissue may be needed for genital reconstruction
At Clínica 3 de Mayo, different options are available, tailored to the needs of each patient:
30 minutes
Less than 12 hours
General
24 hours
This price includes:
Complete preoperative studies
Medical and anesthetic evaluation
Surgical procedure requiring hospitalization
Postoperative follow-up in the clinic
30 minutes
No hospitalization required
Local
24 hours
This price includes:
Complete preoperative studies
Medical and anesthetic evaluation
Surgical procedure requiring hospitalization
Postoperative follow-up in the clinic
1 hour
Outpatient major surgery
General
3 days
This price includes:
Complete preoperative studies
Medical and anesthetic evaluation
Surgical procedure requiring hospitalization
Postoperative follow-up in the clinic
Recovery after an orchiectomy is usually fast. In most cases, the patient can return to normal activities within a few days, following medical recommendations:
Relative rest during the first 24–48 hours
Use of supportive underwear for greater comfort
Avoid intense physical activity for 1–2 weeks
Maintain proper hygiene of the area
Discomfort is generally mild and can be managed with medication.
Orchiectomy is a procedure with a high safety profile when performed by a specialized surgeon. At Clínica 3 de Mayo, a comprehensive preoperative assessment is carried out to ensure each patient receives the most appropriate treatment.
Postoperative follow-up is essential to ensure proper recovery and to address any concerns during the process.
Clínica 3 de Mayo (Madrid) has a team specialized in orchiectomy and feminization surgeries. Dr. Jesús Lago combines surgical experience, technical precision, and a fully individualized medical approach.
If you are considering orchiectomy surgery, you can request a consultation to evaluate your case individually, resolve all your questions, and design a surgical plan tailored to your anatomy and clinical situation.
Book your consultation now and begin your process with complete confidence.
Dr. Jesús Lago explains the Orchiectomy surgery and personally answers your questions.
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Orchiectomy is indicated for trans women who wish to permanently reduce testosterone production. It may be recommended for patients seeking to progress in their transition, especially when they want to minimize or eliminate the use of antiandrogen medications.
Each case should be individually assessed by a specialist to determine whether the procedure is appropriate based on the patient’s medical history, goals, and overall health condition.
Yes, through a scrotoplasty, the appearance of the area can be improved by removing excess skin. However, this procedure is only recommended if a future vaginoplasty is not planned, as that tissue may be needed for that surgery.
All removed tissues are analyzed through a pathological anatomy study.
As with any surgical procedure, there are risks, although they are uncommon. These may include:
In experienced hands, the complication rate is low and recovery is usually favorable.
No, after an orchiectomy it is not possible to have biological children naturally, as the testicles—responsible for sperm production—are removed.
For this reason, if you wish to have biological children in the future, it is recommended to consider sperm preservation (cryopreservation) before undergoing the procedure.
Orchiectomy is indicated for trans women who wish to permanently reduce testosterone production. It may be recommended for patients seeking to progress in their transition, especially when they want to minimize or eliminate the use of antiandrogen medications.
Each case should be individually assessed by a specialist to determine whether the procedure is appropriate based on the patient’s medical history, goals, and overall health condition.
Yes, through a scrotoplasty, the appearance of the area can be improved by removing excess skin. However, this procedure is only recommended if a future vaginoplasty is not planned, as that tissue may be needed for that surgery.
All removed tissues are analyzed through a pathological anatomy study.
As with any surgical procedure, there are risks, although they are uncommon. These may include:
In experienced hands, the complication rate is low and recovery is usually favorable.
No, after an orchiectomy it is not possible to have biological children naturally, as the testicles—responsible for sperm production—are removed.
For this reason, if you wish to have biological children in the future, it is recommended to consider sperm preservation (cryopreservation) before undergoing the procedure.
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