How to Ask the Doctor for an Evaluation
Long Distance Doctor Examination & Doctor Consultation to Schedule Urogenital Surgery

The Sava Perovic Foundation Surgical Team can no longer keep up with the tremendous demand for complex surgeries.

Patients must plan ahead and book appointments well in advance to get the date they prefer. You must also have patience.   »»»»»

Carefully check the doctor's schedule, then request your urogenital surgery on the date you most prefer. Dr Djinovic will make it on the closest available date.

Only patients who have documented they are suitable candidates for surgery and have booked their appointments in advance are getting their first choice of a date (or close to it). We suggest you propose a Plan A and a Plan B.

We try to maintain an online version of Dr Djinovic's most current schedule. Only dates in green are likely (NOT certain) to have time available. It only means he is probably in the country, NOT that he has time to see you.

To get surgery (only some of these will be relevant to you):

1. Study carefully everything we have written about the surgery you want to get. Most of our articles contain a LOT of concise and technical information you must know as part of your responsibility to do due diligence. You will probably need to read relevant articles more than once and with a substantial amount of concentration. Informing yourself is hard work. There is no shortcut. There is no way around it.
2. Tell us the exact urogential surgery you want.
3. If there are many variations of the surgery you want, specify the exact surgical package you want.
4. Tell us when you would most prefer to have your surgery performed. Be precise.
5. Submit your medical history using our online form.
        (Optional but advisable. If you experience any error, you can use the "Go back one page" button of your browser, add any missing date, and resubmit with a new security code without losing all your form data).
        You can ask the doctor a question on this form if the answer is not already published in one of our articles.
6. NEVER send us anything by email attachment.
        Instructions for sending us photos, documents, letters and anything else are explained in detail here.
7. No need to crop, re-size or do anything to photos. Send them to us exactly as they come out of the camera. But they MUST be in focus.
        Do not get the camera too close. It does not make better photos.
        Flash photos from about 100-150 cm (3.5-5 feet) away and taken in good ambient light tend to come out best.
        Predominantly natural light gives the best skin tones which is also important.
8. Natal males with Peyronie's, Hypospadias, Epispadias, Micro Penis, Penile Curvature, Erectile Dysfunction, trauma, injury, or wanting Penis Enlargement should send digital photos of the penis from left, right, center, above and below in flaccid and erect states (about 10 angles).
        If you cannot have an erection at all, the penis should be stretched (moderately) to the approximate erect length before any disease or problem.
9. Natal males should provide precise measurements (girth & length) of penis length and girth, erect and flaccid, at present as well as in past when in perfect sexual health. 
10. MtF transsexuals who got a bad surgical result from other doctors and want revisions and corrections should send photos of their genitalia and an explanation of what they want changed.
11. MtF transsexuals who want to know if vaginoplasty using penile inversion technique is likely to provide sufficient depth should send photos of their current penis.
12. All transsexuals seeking gender reassignment surgery and/or Total Phalloplasty must send true digital copies (scans or good quality photos) of your required psychiatric evaluation letters explicitly authorizing the precise surgery you are to get as specified by the Harry Benjamin (WPATH) Standards of Care to which Dr Djinovic adheres, particularly chapters 4, 9, and 12.
         Letters must be on the psychiatrist's official letterhead stationary, signed, and with full contact information for verification of authenticity.
13. All transsexuals seeking gender reassignment surgery or Total Phalloplasty should send a true digital copy of the medical certificate from your endocrinologist documenting your hormonal therapy.
14. Multiple pre-arrival tests are required a week before surgery. HIV+ or Hepatitis C positive results disqualify a person from elective surgeries.
15. Study our page about visas to learn whether Serbia requires you to have one.
16. Send a portrait photo for our driver who meets you on arrival at Belgrade airport to help him recognize you.
17. Not all cases can be evaluated long distance. SOME cases are so extremely complex that they cannot be evaluated long-distance and a face-to-face consultation and physical exam in Belgrade is required.
18. The week before surgery, get these medical tests and physical exam done.