VAGINAL COSMETIC SURGERY

FEMALE COSMETIC SURGERY

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Vaginal Cosmetic Surgery, a demanding surgical field, has few skilled surgeons who are specialists in performing the delicate procedures with good results and are formally trained in female medicine.

Vaginoplasty, sometimes referred to as rejuvenation of the vagina or vaginal tightening, is a procedure that can usually correct the problem of stretched vaginal muscles resulting from childbirth(s), and is a direct means of enhancing one’s sexual life once again. The procedure typically tones vaginal muscle, resulting in greater contraction strength and control, thereby permitting greater sensation during sexual experiences.

Female sexual enhancement is defined as anything that enhances a woman's sexuality. This would include any procedures that improve ones self image. Breast enlargement would be an example of the most frequent surgical procedures in this category. However, cosmetic surgery of the female external genitalia has been neglected and frequently derided.

With the advent of explicit magazines and videos, as well as apparel, the female genitalia is much more on display. Women may become self conscious of their external genitalia's appearance on the beach as well as the bedroom.

Many women are not aware that there are doctors who do cosmetic surgery on the female external genitalia. The surgical procedures that are available include:

Tightening and Rejuvenation of the Vagina is called Vaginoplasty. An enlarged vagina is frequently a problem after childbirth, especially after multiple children, or vaginal delivery of a large baby or difficult delivery. The vagina and it's supporting muscles become stretched severely and torn during childbirth and never returns to it's pre-pregnancy size. The specialized surgical tightening and rejuvenation of the vagina, perineum, and the supporting muscles, is Vaginoplasty. (Also includes a Before and After Photo Gallery.)

Labia Minora (inner lips) Reduction is called Labiaplasty. Many women dislike the large protuberant appearance of their labia minora. This may cause severe embarrassment with a sexual partner. The overly large labia minora can also result in constant irritation in tight pants. Surgical labial reduction can greatly improve the aesthetic appearance of the abnormally enlarged labia. Some women are born with large labia, others may develop this condition with childbirth or age.

Labia Majora (outer lips) Reduction is called Labiaplasty. This common anatomical variation may be worsened by childbirth or by weight gain or loss. They may sometimes be improved by liposuction. In more severe cases, surgical reduction is necessary.

Un-hooding of the Clitoris - Some women have thickened skin over the clitoris. This can interfere with stimulation and decrease sensitivity. When this hood is removed surgically, the woman may enjoy greater and more intense stimulation often leading to more intense orgasms.

Reduction of the Mons Pubis - When a woman has excess fatty deposits in the hair bearing area of the lower abdomen, referred to technically as the mons pubis, she often feels that she looks like a man when she is wearing pants. This can be corrected by liposuction.

Abdominoplasty - The enlarged abdomen is often a consequence of weight gain or childbirth, and can be improved by a surgical procedure called a "tummy-tuck" or abdominoplasty, while tightening the abdominal muscles.

Elevating the aged Pubis and Escutcheon - As we age, gravity causes all parts of our body to descend. Therefore, the pubic hair, mons and vaginal region also descend, causing an aged appearance. This procedure is often combined with an abdominoplasty.

Filling or plumping out the shrunken or atrophied labia majora or minora by fat injection.

 

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