Vaginal Reconstruction

Vaginoplasty refers to a range of procedures that involve the construction or repair of the vagina. Depending on your objectives or medical requirements, the procedure may involve using various surgical techniques to reconstruct or recreate the vaginal area. Those who may benefit from vaginoplasty include individuals seeking repair of childbirth defects or trauma to enhance their sexual function, women who require vaginal reconstruction after undergoing radiation or excision of the vagina to treat cancer or other ailments, and women who were born with congenital abnormalities affecting the development of the vagina. Not only does vaginal rejuvenation help with urinary incontinence, but it can also help with other women's issues like vaginal dryness, appearance, tightness, and comfort. In most cases, the procedure itself is quick and easy.

Some risks:

• Pain

• Bleeding

• Infection

• Scarring

• Painful sex (dyspareunia)

The procedure may also be performed on women who experience vaginal prolapse, a condition where the vaginal walls weaken and sag, causing the vagina to protrude or bulge out of the body.

Vaginal reconstruction can be performed using a variety of techniques, including grafting, suturing, and tissue flaps. The specific technique used will depend on the individual's medical needs and goals.

Recovery time following vaginal reconstruction varies depending on the extent of the surgery, but patients can typically expect to take several weeks off work or other activities to allow for adequate healing. It's important to follow your surgeon's post-operative care instructions to ensure proper healing and reduce the risk of complications.

Some benefits:

• Improve the tightness of your vagina.

• Help with incontinence (leaking urine).

• Increase vaginal sensitivity and sensations.

• Strengthen weak vaginal and pelvic muscles.

• Improve painful intercourse.