How to do vaginal tightening surgery

For women, aging brings about constant physiological changes, especially the vaginal muscles will gradually lose their original tightening function with age, leading to vaginal relaxation. Vaginal relaxation not only affects women's sexual pleasure, but more importantly, it makes it easy for bacteria to enter the vagina and cause gynecological inflammation. Currently, the more effective method for treating vaginal relaxation is vaginal tightening surgery. So how is vaginal tightening surgery performed?

Vaginal tightening surgery is a gynecological plastic surgery designed to target female physiological changes, improve the quality of sexual life of couples and treat urethral, ​​bladder and rectal prolapse.

Traditional surgery involves cutting off a piece of the vaginal mucosa and then suturing it back together. However, few people know that the reason the vagina becomes loose is because its internal tissues are damaged. In addition, the mucosa is very stretchy, so it is easy for the condition to recur soon after surgery. The surgical method we currently use is a modified vaginal tightening procedure. This method determines the width that needs to be narrowed at the most bulging part of the vagina so that the vagina can accommodate 2+ fingers. A fusiform incision is made on the excess mucosa and the underlying tissue to inactivate the activity of the vaginal mucosal cells, which are then embedded and sutured to fill the vaginal rectal space to thicken and strengthen the pelvic floor tissue.

This method has been widely used in clinical practice, with satisfactory results. The surgical method is safe, time-saving and minimally invasive.

Vaginal tightening surgery is actually a very small operation in genital plastic surgery. It is simple to operate and can be completed under local anesthesia. It does not require hospitalization. The quality of sexual life will be significantly improved after the operation. Patients only need to go to the hospital for relevant preoperative examinations, especially gynecological examinations, during the non-menstrual period, and undergo surgery within 7 to 10 days after menstruation.

The best time to perform vaginal tightening surgery is between five days after the end of menstruation and one week before the next menstruation. If menstruation comes too soon after surgery, it will increase infection and be detrimental to wound healing. In addition, surgery too close to menstruation will increase the chance of intraoperative bleeding and increase the occurrence of surgical complications.

Although with the advancement of science and technology, vaginal tightening surgery has become a very minor surgery, but all surgeries have certain risks and vaginal tightening surgery also has certain side effects. Because vaginal tightening surgery is very professional, its surgical field of view is very small, and it is easy to damage the organs around the vagina, such as the bladder, urethra, and rectum, and produce complications of vaginal tightening surgery, but these situations are relatively rare.

After understanding how vaginal tightening surgery is performed and its effects, I hope that all female friends will choose a regular hospital when choosing a hospital for surgery. You should know that although this type of surgery is relatively mature, it is easy for inexperienced doctors to make mistakes, resulting in damage to the female sexual nerves, and thus completely losing the right to enjoy sex life. Therefore, I hope you choose an experienced doctor to perform the surgery.