Vagina Tightening (Vaginoplasty)

Genital Aesthetics

Are you looking for vaginal aesthetics due to childbirth, aging or other factors? If so, there are options available for vagina tightening: Vaginoplasty.

Vaginal tightening procedures such as vaginoplasty can reconstruct your vagina by removing excess tissue and suturing remaining tissues together resulting in a tighter opening and canal. This surgical procedure is performed under general anesthesia with recovery time of several weeks.

If surgery is not an option for you, non-surgical treatments such as laser therapy or radiofrequency may be more suitable alternatives. Laser technology stimulates collagen production through fractional CO2 lasers. It tightens the walls of your vagina and promotes regeneration without any downtime! Radiofrequency therapy uses controlled heat that remodels tissue while stimulating collagen growth. This provides another effective solution for tightening loose muscles!

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FAQ

What is vaginoplasty?

Vaginoplasty is a surgical procedure that involves reconstructing or reshaping the vagina. It is typically performed for medical or gender affirmation reasons.

What are common types of vaginoplasty?

It encompasses two common types of procedures: gender-affirming vaginoplasty and vaginal reconstruction. Gender-affirming vaginoplasty is performed as part of gender confirmation surgery for transgender women, involving the creation of a neovagina to align with their gender identity. The procedure typically includes removing the testicles, reshaping the penile skin into a vaginal canal, and constructing a clitoral hood. On the other hand, vaginal reconstruction aims to restore or create a functional vagina, often done for medical reasons such as trauma, cancer surgery, or congenital abnormalities. This procedure involves creating a vaginal canal using tissue grafts, either from the patient’s own body or a donor source. Both types are intricate surgeries requiring expertise in plastic and reconstructive surgery. It is crucial to consult with a specialized surgeon to thoroughly discuss the potential risks, benefits, and outcomes.