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— MICROPIGMENTATION · Barcelona
María Dolores Pérez Sancho · Nurse specialised in micropigmentation
Hyper-realistic micropigmentation to complete the visual result of phalloplasty. We recreate the glans, veins, wrinkles and anatomical details with an advanced medical technique — giving the surgical result a completely natural appearance.
In short
Micropigmentation after phalloplasty gives colour and a natural look to the glans and scars. It usually takes 2–3 sessions, recovery is minimal and results last 2–4 years; confidential care, with the price set at the assessment. At Dr. Rubén Bermejo Pérez's practice in Clínica Sagrada Família (Barcelona), with a prior medical assessment.
María Dolores Pérez Sancho explains how micropigmentation adds hyper-realism after phalloplasty.
Medical judgement
“Phalloplasty rebuilds the structure. Micropigmentation completes the picture — with the anatomical detail that makes the result read as real.”María Dolores Pérez Sancho
Technique · Micropigmentation after phalloplasty
Realism in the final result.
Graft skin has a uniform tone.
Light, shadow and natural nuances.
Confidential, adapted to each case.
What it treats
Phalloplasty rebuilds the anatomical structure but can't reproduce the colour and texture details of natural skin. Micropigmentation recreates the glans with three-dimensional shading — visually distinguishing the corona, groove and body of the glans with colour nuances that imitate natural variation in tone.
Superficial veins are one of the anatomical details that contribute most to a natural look. Micropigmentation reproduces the vein pattern with specific bluish-green pigments — following a distribution consistent with real anatomy and adapted to the reconstructed tissue.
Tissue reconstructed in phalloplasty has a uniform texture and tone that doesn't reproduce the natural variations of penile skin. Micropigmentation adds the wrinkles, folds and tone variations that make reconstructed tissue read as natural skin.
Scars from phalloplasty — at donor sites on the forearm, thigh or abdomen — can be camouflaged with micropigmentation to reduce their visibility. Each donor site needs a specific assessment and can be treated in the same session or separately.
The practical side
Everything you need to know before your consultation. No small print.
It varies with the type of reconstructed tissue and how it holds pigment. A touch-up is recommended when the colour loses intensity.
6–8 weeks apart. Each session assesses and adjusts the previous result. Reconstructed tissue needs to progress session by session.
Possible mild tenderness for the first few hours. Specific aftercare while healing. No real downtime.
The assessment and treatment are completely confidential. Direct contact by WhatsApp for extra discretion.
Who it's for
Not sure if it's for you? That is exactly what the consultation is for: we'll tell you honestly what we see.
Free first visit · no commitment
In the consultation we study your case, talk about what you want and set the goals together. If you don't need treatment, we'll tell you that too.
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers about micropigmentation after phalloplasty. If your question isn't here, write to us.
Usually 2–4 years, depending on the type of reconstructed tissue and how it holds pigment. A touch-up is recommended when the colour loses intensity.
At Clínica Sagrada Família, C/ Torras i Pujalt 1 (3rd floor), Barcelona. It is performed by María Dolores Pérez Sancho, a micropigmentation specialist.
You need to wait until all scars are fully settled — usually 12 to 18 months after your last surgery. If surgical stages are still pending — urethroplasty, erectile implant — it's best to wait until the process is complete. Working on maturing tissue gives unpredictable results.
The hyper-realistic result includes recreating the glans with its colour gradation and the distinction of corona and groove, the superficial vein pattern with bluish-green pigments, tone and texture variations along the shaft, and the natural wrinkles and folds of the tissue. Each element uses specific pigments and techniques — not a flat colour but a multi-layered composition.
With the right technique, very realistic. The difference between a hyper-realistic result and one that looks like micropigmentation lies in pigment selection, working in layers and anatomical understanding. Not every micropigmentation clinic has specific training for this — it's a highly specialised technique.
Yes. Donor-site scars — usually forearm, thigh or abdomen — can be camouflaged with micropigmentation once fully settled. They can be treated in the same session as the reconstructed area or separately. Each donor site needs a specific tone match for that skin.
The usual protocol is 2–3 sessions, 6–8 weeks apart. The first sets the colour base and overall design — the following ones add layers of detail, adjust the tone and refine the result. Reconstructed tissue can react to pigment differently from normal skin — progressing session by session is essential.
Completely. Your information is protected by medical confidentiality. For extra discretion, first contact can be made directly by WhatsApp. Questions during the consultation are strictly clinical — nothing personal that isn't relevant to the treatment.
We apply numbing cream beforehand. Sensitivity in the reconstructed area depends on the neurological outcome of surgery — some patients have reduced or no sensation in parts of the tissue, which makes treatment more tolerable. The assessment includes checking sensitivity in each area before starting.
Free consultation
First visit with no commitment. There is always an assessment first; if the treatment is right for you, it can be done the same day.
In Sant Gervasi, next to Ronda del General Mitre. It is not in the area around the Sagrada Família basilica.