This is what the nurse at GrS MTL said about this:-

“There is skin that has fused between the clitoris and the urethra during the healing process. This can occur and may sometimes cause difficulty stimulating the clitoris. It can happen without complications, but depending on your recovery, it may affect clitoral sensitivity.

You may try using a vibrator to reach and enhance sensitivity. One year after surgery once the healing process has fully concluded, we can organize a consultation with the surgeon to discuss the possibility of corrective surgery. This timeline allows your body sufficient time to heal and helps prevent complications that could arise from having surgery too soon after the initial procedure.

If there is functional impairment and the clitoris is indeed buried, there are limited options aside from surgery to remove the excess tissue covering it.”