Facial analysis and planning.
Your intimate anatomy, muscle laxity, physical symptoms, and expectations are carefully reviewed before your treatment plan is defined.
Vaginoplasty FAQ
Vaginoplasty may be suitable if you experience vaginal laxity, decreased sensation during intercourse, or related discomfort, often due to childbirth or aging. The best candidates are in good general health and have realistic expectations.
While it is medically possible to have children after a vaginoplasty, a vaginal delivery can stretch the muscles again, potentially reversing the results of the surgery. It is generally recommended to wait until you have finished having children.
Most patients feel comfortable returning to light daily activities within about 7 to 10 days. However, you will need to avoid strenuous exercise, heavy lifting, and sexual intercourse for about 6 weeks to allow the internal muscles to heal completely.
By tightening the vaginal canal and repairing the surrounding muscles, vaginoplasty often increases friction during intercourse, which can enhance sexual sensation and satisfaction for both you and your partner.
Most patients should plan enough time for consultation, surgery, and early postoperative checks before travelling back. Typically, a stay of about 5 to 7 days is recommended, depending on the treatment plan and your recovery progress.
