Genital Aesthetic Surgery
Vaginoplasty (Genital Aesthetics)
Vaginoplasty is the name given to the procedure performed to correct vaginal laxity and loss of elasticity caused by factors such as age, childbirth and gynaecological procedures. It is also referred to by various other names, such as vaginal tightening or vaginal rejuvenation surgery.
Why Is Vaginoplasty Performed?
Vaginal tightening procedures are primarily performed to tighten a vagina that has become loose and widened and to restore its tone. A tighter vagina can have a positive effect on sexual pleasure for both women and men. The procedure can also correct poorly healed birth scars and improve the aesthetic appearance of the vagina. Vaginoplasty can boost women’s self-confidence and make sexual satisfaction easier to achieve. It can also be performed to correct loss of elasticity due to frequent intercourse, even in women who have never given birth.
How Is Vaginoplasty Performed?
In vaginoplasty, the vaginal opening and the vaginal canal are tightened. In addition to this operation, the inner labia can be reduced, the outer labia made fuller and the area known as the mons pubis reshaped. The procedure is performed under general anaesthesia and takes about 1 hour. No visible scar remains in the genital area. When performed by experienced specialists, vaginoplasty is not a painful procedure. It is best not to be menstruating at the time of surgery. Labiaplasty (inner labia reduction) can also be performed alongside vaginoplasty.
What Is Labiaplasty (Inner Labia Reduction)?
Labiaplasty is a procedure to reduce and shorten the inner labia. Inner labia that protrude outwards can bother women visually and cause aesthetic concerns. In addition, enlarged inner labia can cause pain during intercourse and problems with urination. Labiaplasty plays an important role in preventing such problems and restoring an aesthetic appearance.
When vaginoplasty is combined with labiaplasty, which refers to aesthetic surgery of the external genital area, it can restore health in every respect. In labiaplasty, the inner labia can be reduced and reshaped, and the procedure can be combined with vaginal surgery. Women who frequently suffer urinary tract infections because of enlarged inner labia, who find it difficult to maintain genital hygiene, or who want an aesthetic improvement can regain their health with a practical procedure.
After Surgery
After vaginal aesthetic surgery, it is sufficient to pay attention to personal hygiene and follow the care recommended by your doctors regularly. Patients can return to work from the 2nd day. Depending on the type of surgery, a period of sexual abstinence is recommended. There is no harm in bathing 1 day after the procedure. Although the operation does not cause severe pain, a few days of pain, swelling and light spotting are normal. Genital aesthetic surgery does not prevent childbirth; however, a vaginal delivery will widen the vagina again.
These operations can lead to positive changes in the sex lives of patients and their partners, but many factors govern sexual desire. Sexual aesthetic operations such as vaginal tightening aim to increase sexual pleasure during intercourse rather than regulate sexual desire. Because sexual dysfunction has many psychological and genetic causes, such operations cannot be expected to solve all sexual problems.
Non-Surgical Genital Aesthetics (Femirenew)
Over time, natural stages of a woman’s life cycle, such as childbirth and the hormonal changes that come with ageing, together with physiological changes, can lead to various health problems such as urinary incontinence, vaginal laxity, vaginal dryness and recurrent infections. These symptoms can negatively affect women’s quality of life and prevent them from leading a normal lifestyle. Whatever stage of life you are at, Femirenew can support you in regaining your self-confidence and restoring your intimate life. Femirenew is an outpatient treatment that offers quick, safe, effective and minimally invasive solutions for a range of women’s health problems; it requires no anaesthesia and takes little of the patient’s time.