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Vaginoplasty

Vaginoplasty tightens the vaginal and perineal tissues, often lax after childbirth. The indication is decided in consultation, after evaluation.

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What is it?

Vaginoplasty is a cosmetic surgery procedure aimed at tightening the vaginal tissues, which are usually loosened after childbirth or due to aging. It mainly aims to improve the physical comfort linked to this laxity. The effects experienced vary from one person to another and are assessed in consultation.

Why choose our clinic?

The procedure is performed by surgeons experienced in vaginoplasty. The surgical plan is adapted to each patient after clinical examination, and post-operative follow-up supports healing.

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Process

Preliminary consultation
Meet our team to discuss your goals and expectations. We will perform a thorough examination to determine the best course of action.
Preparation
We will provide you with detailed information on how to prepare for the operation, particularly regarding diet, medication, and the big day.
Procedure
Anesthesia is administered and the operation begins. The surgeon tightens the vaginal tissues and sutures the site.
Recovery
Once the operation is complete, you will spend time in the recovery room before being able to go home. Recovery generally requires a week of rest.
Follow-up
You will return to the clinic for follow-up visits so that we can monitor your healing and answer any questions or concerns you may have.

Expected results

2hDuration of the procedure
80%Recovery after 2 weeks
90%Recovery after 6 weeks

Before / after results

Vaginoplasty: definition, goals and related concepts

Vaginoplasty covers the surgical procedures that aim to tighten and reshape the vaginal tissues, most often after loosening related to childbirth or aging. This section clarifies what the procedure corrects and distinguishes it from neighboring intimate surgery procedures.

What the procedure aims for

Vaginoplasty aims to tighten the vaginal walls and supporting muscles when loosening (often referred to as vaginal laxity) causes physical discomfort or a loss of tone. It is frequently considered after one or more pregnancies, or with the tissue changes related to age. The goal is to improve comfort and the feeling of tone, while respecting function.

To be distinguished from other procedures

Vaginoplasty: tightening of the internal vaginal tissues and muscular support.
Labiaplasty: reduction of the labia minora, concerning the external part.
Labia majora fat grafting: plumping of the labia majora by fat reinjection.
These procedures address different indications and may, in some cases, be discussed together during consultation.

A personal decision

The motivation should remain personal and informed. The consultation makes it possible to verify that the described discomfort truly corresponds to a surgical indication and to rule out other causes that would call for a different management approach (for example, perineal rehabilitation).

Indications, the right candidate and preliminary assessment

A careful assessment precedes any decision. The aim is to confirm the indication, rule out contraindications, and choose the procedure genuinely suited to your situation.

Frequently mentioned situations

A sensation of loosening after one or more vaginal deliveries.
A perceived loss of tone over time.
Discomfort in daily life or an impact on self-confidence.
A request to improve comfort, after ruling out other causes during consultation.

The assessment and examination

The consultation includes a full medical history and a clinical examination. The role of the perineum and pelvic support is assessed: some forms of discomfort primarily call for rehabilitation or an additional opinion. Your surgeon explains the expected benefits, the limits, and possible alternatives before any decision.

Contraindications and precautions

An active gynecological infection, certain unstabilized conditions, or an ongoing pregnancy plan may lead to postponing the procedure. Smoking, which slows healing, is the subject of recommendations. Each situation is assessed individually in order to prioritize safety.

Procedure, anesthesia and recovery

Here are the usual milestones of the pathway, from anesthesia to the first weeks of recovery, as presented during consultation. The timeframes remain indicative and personalized.

Anesthesia and the principle of the procedure

Vaginoplasty is performed in a suitable operating-room environment, under anesthesia whose type (general or regional) is decided with the team. The principle consists of removing excess mucosa and tightening the tissues and muscular support, then suturing in layers. The team assesses your state of health and confirms feasibility on the day of the procedure.

The immediate aftermath

Swelling, bruising, and moderate discomfort are common and temporary.
Painkillers are prescribed for comfort.
Appropriate local care and hygiene are recommended.
A period of relative rest is usual in the first few days.

Gradual resumption

The resumption of daily activities is gradual; sport, swimming, and sexual intercourse are postponed for several weeks. Following the instructions and postoperative check-ups is essential for good healing. Your surgeon adjusts the timeline according to your progress.

Results, durability, risks and confidentiality

Recurring questions concern the stability of the result, the influence of a later pregnancy, and respect for privacy. Here are some points to approach the project with peace of mind.

When to assess the result

The result is assessed once the swelling has subsided and healing has progressed, over several weeks. The sensation of tone is evaluated gradually. Expectations should remain realistic: vaginoplasty improves comfort and tone without claiming an identical result for everyone.

Durability and later pregnancy

The result is generally lasting, but the tissues may change again over time. A vaginal delivery after the procedure may alter the benefit obtained: this is why family plans are an important element of the preoperative discussion.

Risks and respect for privacy

Like any surgery, vaginoplasty carries risks (bleeding, infection, delayed healing, changes in sensitivity), which are rare but real and explained before the procedure. Confidentiality and respect for privacy are central to care. Only a consultation can assess your eligibility and build a personalized project.

Frequently asked questions

Is vaginoplasty painful?

Any surgery involves some discomfort, but painkillers can help manage the pain after the procedure. In addition, our team of caregivers will be available to help you manage any discomfort during your recovery.

How long does it take to recover from vaginoplasty?

Most patients can resume their normal activities after two weeks, and complete recovery generally occurs after six weeks.

What are the risks of vaginoplasty?

Like any surgical procedure, vaginoplasty carries risks, including infections, bleeding, and reactions to anesthesia. However, these risks are low and our team is highly qualified to minimize them.

Should you complete your family plans before a vaginoplasty?

This is an important point to discuss during consultation. A vaginal delivery occurring after the procedure may alter the result obtained. For this reason, it is often advised to consider vaginoplasty once family plans are complete, but each situation is assessed individually by your surgeon.

When can sexual intercourse be resumed after a vaginoplasty?

Resuming intercourse is generally delayed for several weeks while the tissues heal. The exact timeframe depends on the procedure performed and on your progress. Your surgeon gives you specific instructions and adjusts them during the postoperative check-ups.