The intimate area also requires care, whether it’s due to pregnancies, weight loss, or anatomical conditions. The pelvic tissues, vaginal canal, as well as the labia and the external part of the vagina, can lose tone or develop scarred areas that can affect sexual relationships.
Everything can be solved, from functional to aesthetic concerns, by restoring the pelvic wall to improve tone, removing scars, and shaping the external vaginal area. This can involve correcting excess tissue in the labia or adding volume to this area. The goal is to ensure that intimate beauty becomes an important part of female sexuality.
The objective of this treatment is to restore the tissues and structures of the pelvic floor to their correct anatomical position, which is often lost or modified due to obstetric events. Reconstructive surgery can be performed with or without laser technology. Reconstructive surgery can be performed with or without laser technology.
Vaginal rejuvenation aims to correct scarred areas and mucosal displacements that can secondary cause disorders such as irritation or burning (secondary vulvodynia). It is appropriate for the subsequent development of sexuality.
FAQ
If you plan to have children in the future, it is important to inform your surgeon. A subsequent vaginal birth may undo some of the results of vaginoplasty. In this case, it may be recommended to postpone surgery until after you complete your family.
Many women report improved sexual satisfaction after vaginoplasty, as the narrowing of the vaginal canal can increase friction during intercourse. However, results may vary depending on individual conditions.
It is recommended that you wait 6 to 8 weeks to resume sexual activity, depending on how your recovery progresses. Your surgeon will assess your progress at follow-up appointments.
In most cases, no. However, some patients may experience temporary changes in sensitivity due to the healing process. This usually improves over time.