Vaginoplasty

The best time to perform vaginal tightening surgery is at the end of the menstrual bleeding or in the last 10 days before the next menstrual cycle. This allows there is less possibility of overlapping of post-surgery bleeding and menstrual cycle bleeding. Those patients who are taking aspirin and vitamin pills should stop them at least one week before surgery. Vaginal tightening surgery should be done after the menstrual bleeding has ended or within the last 10 days before the next period to avoid overlapping post-surgery bleeding with menstrual bleeding. Patients who are taking aspirin and vitamin pills should avoid using them at least a week before the procedure.

Vaginal tightening surgery is done either with sedation or general anesthesia. If it is performed with sedation, then the patient is allowed to go home immediately after the surgery. The vagina canal is tightened, excessive loose mucosa, and muscle tissue is removed in the surgery, and these loose muscles are stitched back together to make it tight. That not only reduces internal volume but brings together separated muscular structures in a correct manner. The surgery targets structures called ruga which improves the pleasure and friction in the internal vaginal area. This in turn reduces friction between partners and achieves ruga rejuvenation simultaneously.

Vaginoplasty is done to tighten the inner walls of the vagina surgically. • Tightening of the vagina • Urine incontinence • Increased lubrication and moisture • Enhanced vaginal sensitivity and feelings • Weakness of the muscles of the vagina and pelvis. Improve painful intercourse Enhance the appearance of the vulvar area (labia, clitoris, or vaginal opening)

Vaginoplasty is done to tighten the inner walls of the vagina surgically.