Vaginoplasty

Patients who have elongated and loose, tiny and/or large vulva lips are the most common candidates. During sexual intercourse, this frequently produces irritation, redness, pain, and discomfort.

Another group of patients considering vaginoplasty are women who have recently given birth or who have previously had a normal birth and had the labia of the vulva relax.

Even when wearing tight pants, there may be significant fat buildup, causing the teenage area to project excessively. Vaginal surgery can also be used to correct previous scarring in the area, congenital asymmetries, and adolescent liposuction.

Surgical procedure

The entire procedure is done as an outpatient with local anesthetic and minimal neuroleptic analgesia. The patient does not need to be admitted to the hospital and can go after two hours.

The incisions are made in a normal part of the vulva, and absorbable sutures that do not need to be removed are employed.

The area's aesthetics are unaffected and no special dressing is required. On the same day, the patient can be bathed with antiseptic cleaning fluid and resume her normal activities.

For the next 7-10 days, no sexual activity is permitted. The minor swelling in the area lasts for two to three days.

Results

Amazing improvement in both the visual outcome in the area (younger image, no unattractive prep and relaxation) as well as the woman's sexual activity because pain, irritation, and inflammation that she may have had and had in the past are no longer there. The outcome is indestructible.