Vaginal tightening
Cosmetic female genital Surgery is comprised of two types of procedures. Labiaplasty (Labia Minora Reduction, Labia Majora Augmentation) addresses the external appearance of the vaginal area. Vaginal Rejuvenation Surgery is vaginal tightening procedure performed on the inside of the vagina. This procedure is for patients who complain of loose vagina and is performed to enhance friction during intercourse.
With childbirth -- and aging -- pelvic muscles relax and the internal and external diameters of the vagina increase. Difficult deliveries can cause serious stretches, tears, and rips -- and generalized weakening of pelvic supports. And men get smaller as they age due to less testosterone in their systems, which can affect the size of their erections and their stamina as well. By vaginal tightening, this can enhance pleasure for both the woman and the man
The Best Candidates for vaginal tightening
In general, the best candidates are:
• For patients who complain of loose vagina
• In good physical health
• Psychologically stable
• Informed about limitations
• Realistic in their expectations for the outcome
The above is only a partial list of the criteria that your surgeon will consider in determining whether or not this procedure is appropriate for you. Be sure to ask your surgeon if he / she considers you an ideal candidate for vaginal tightening.
Type of Anesthesia
Vaginal tightening procedure perform on the inside of the vagina. It can performed under local anesthesia.
The Surgery
The procedure is usually carried out with traditional surgical methods, but sometimes a laser is used. The surgeon joins the stretched muscle at the back of the vagina together and shortens it, before removing the unwanted skin. This reduces excess vaginal lining and tightens vaginal muscles. The scarring is inside the vagina.
Most women find that there is an increase in the tightness of their vaginal muscles, and some women say that the surgery restores their vagina to how it was before pregnancy.
After Your Surgery
Patients will be sore and swollen after surgery, but should be able to walk without discomfort within a few days.
Instructions may include avoiding intercourse for several weeks (typically four to six weeks) following surgery. The doctors may recommend that women not to use tampons and/or douches while recovering.
Getting Back to Normal
Women usually return to work and normal activities within two to five days, while more strenuous activities will take about two to three weeks.