Questions to think about before undergoing Labiaplasty and Vaginal Surgery Procedures

Questions to think about before undergoing Labiaplasty and Vaginal Surgery Procedures

  by Lingo

Undergoing a vaginal surgery procedure is not quite an easy thing to decide.

I crossed over an article in the website www.sheknows.com entitled: “Questions for a plastic surgery consultation” and I was thinking,   “Well these same questions are very applicable for choosing which doctor should be performing my vaginal surgery!

Definitely, the right doctor for my vaginal surgery is not easy to find. I need an expert. I need a professional, caring doctor.

There’s too much fuss going on about these surgeries these days and too much time are spent thinking who will be the best doctor to do the surgery.

Forgetting to consider the hospital/ clinic’s facilities is a ‘no-no’.  It is equally important for me.

Common Treatable Deformities of the Vulva

Common Treatable Deformities of the Vulva

The vulva or the female external genitalia includes the labia majora, labia minora, the urethra and the vaginal opening.

Many women seek for special care with their intimate concerns, which refers to the appearance of the vulva and its functions, improving the quality of their life.

They request services to reverse the effects of childbirth and resolve physical as well as emotional issues.

Problems related to comfort, appearance and function of the vulva has been on the rise due to the acquired knowledge and empowerment of women.

Women begin to recognize a variety of physical and emotional symptoms. They seek for understanding and find solutions to their perceived/ actual problems.

Listed are some of the most common treatable deformities of the vulva:

Dr. Vitasna at The Laser Vaginal Rejuvenation Institute of America

Dr. Vitasna at The Laser Vaginal Rejuvenation Institute of America

March 24, 2011. Dr. Vitasna had a personal training with Dr. David Matlock, MD, MBA, the founder and Medical Director of the Laser Vaginal Rejuvenation Institute of America, Beverly Hills, California.

As more and more women came to Dr. Vitasna’s office worried about their intimate details, having a long, large and protruding inner labia way past the outer vaginal folds; some women come to ask for advise regarding sagging sex life due to loose, large vagina, Dr. Vitasna has decided to upgrade herself in the field of Aesthetic/ Cosmetic Gynecology.

Laser Vaginal Rejuvenation (LVR) is most commonly referred as cosmetic vaginal rejuvenation. Laser Vaginal Rejuvenation for the enhancement of the sexual gratification and Designer Laser Vaginoplasty (DLV) for the aesthetic enhancement of the vulvar structures.

Fixing the Wide Vagina

Fixing the Wide Vagina

Most frequently, tears in the support structures and muscles of the perineum, the vaginal opening and in the entire length of the vagina is caused by childbirth. Some of the most common causes include stretching of the vaginal wall, perineal tear, diminished/ absence of vaginal ridges and aging.

It can make the vagina feel looser, causes urinary incontinence, lack of sensation in the vagina and pain during sexual intercourse. These can bring about psychological issues, loss of self-esteem/self-confidence and loss of sexual pleasure.

Dr. Vitasna has been taught by *Prof. Adam Ostrzenski techniques in vaginal rejuvenation/reconstruction procedures called, Site Specific Defects Reconstruction (SSDR) and Vaginal Rugae Rejuvenation (VRR).

Clitoral Hood Reduction

Clitoral Hood Reduction

  Professor Ostrzenski defines clitoral hoodoplasty  or better known as clitoral hood reduction, as a surgical intervention which transforms the clitoral prepuce to more pleasing appearance with preservation of function.The clitoral prepuce is the visible skin fold over the clitoris, which is known as the clitoral hood. There are two distinct types of clitoral hoodoplasty:

Restorative clitoral hoodoplasty and Reductive clitoral hoodoplasty.

The Reductive hoodoplasty is a surgical intervention aims to decrease the excessive length of the clitoral prepuce tissue or to reduce the uneven thickness of the clitoral hood.

• Ostrzenski’s modification of hydrodissection with reverse V-plasty is used to reduce the excessive, and overlapping clitoral hood.
• The hydrodissection with reverse V-plasty is used to split the adhesions between the inner surface of the clitoral prepuce and clitoris.
• The extra prepuce tissues removed during the reverse V-plasty and hide the suture lines. This procedure can liberate the clitoris so you can have a better sexual experience for you and your partner.