I say this sincerely and respectfully, but I think you may be going too harshly on Dr. Kansas. I don't know him, much less his skillsets, but the problem is that you are dealing with an uncommon issue. Urologists often deal with actual medical conditions, and "fixing up" a mess stemming from an elective procedure is much more niche. He may have done some prior work fixing Loria & Dellinger related botches, but I doubt he has the sample size or working experience to have the best solution, and likely tried his best.
Now I could be wrong, or perhaps I missed/forgot a detail in this lengthy thread, but you need to understand that complications stemming from exposure to silicone injections are always tough, even when being fixed by the very best of hands.
This is also why I was very adamant about consulting with Dr.
Carney and others at
Morganstern Urology, but I'm assuming logistics (i.e. distance/travel) played a role, I don't know (?) -- they are one of the few with the requisite volume of experience in this particular kind of complication AND also happen to specialize in male
Phalloplasty (among many other areas of
Urology).
Whatever the case, it seems despite your grievances with Dr. Kansas, you have chosen to continue seeing him -- hopefully you've come to realize or accept that Dr. Kansas is trying his best, and continuing to suggest he's "
botched" you is a bit unfair when in the same breath you trust him to do incisions this week.
In other words, I think you've passed on your disappointment and frustrations to Dr. Kansas from Dr. Dellinger, because what you're dealing with
right now is fresh on your mind, and it's easy to forget that it was
Dellinger who put you in this precarious position (the need for
Removal) in the first place.
In order for you to see success through this process, distrusting those who you continue to seek for reconstruction & resolution will inevitably create a negative feedback loop that will only hinder recovery long-term -- you have to remain positive and be sure that the communication between you and Dr. Kansas remains cordial, concise, and clear -- that you two can have a man-to-man as well as a Doctor-to-Patient discussion on your prognosis, and what the future likely entails. You also have to understand that
normalcy is still very much on the horizon, but it can be a multiple month commitment that requires acceptance & patience.