Virgin Tightening Surgery Before and After Pictures

What is vaginal tightening surgery?

Vaginal tightening surgery, often called vaginoplasty, is a reconstructive procedure that aims to “tighten up” a vagina that has become slack.It can be undertaken to rebuild the pelvic floor when the vagina tissue and muscle has been severely stretched. Stretching typically occurs during childbirth, when the muscles of the vagina loosen and stretch during a natural delivery. you may have lost muscle tone as you’ve got older. In either case, surgery can bring back more tone, strength and control to your vaginal muscles, and may enhance sensitivity and sexual experience for you and your partner.

Before Vaginoplasty surgert

How should I prepare for the vaginoplasty surgery?

During your consultation your surgeon will advise you to stop smoking, drinking and/or taking aspirin or certain other medications prior to your surgery as this can affect or slow down the healing process. Your surgeon will discuss this with you at length and guide you as to when would be suggested to resume taking these.

Am I a suitable candidate for vaginoplasty surgery?

It is incredibly common for a woman to have concerns about this area as often women may find that their vaginal muscles lose tone as part of the ageing process, or after childbirth for example – this can cause much embarrassment, discomfort, the loss of sensitivity or friction experienced during sexual intercourse can also affect sexual satisfaction and cause frustration for both yourself and your partner.

What are the potential benefits of Vaginoplasty?

After Vaginoplasty, many women find it is easier to reach orgasm and experience a greater intensity of pleasure. This is often the case for their male partners too and as a result women may feel more confident in being intimate.

Risks and potential Complications

General Risks

As with any other surgical procedure, vaginoplasty techniques carry general risks, such as hemorrhage, infection, and anesthetic accidents. Severe scars may form as a result of vaginoplasty, making future corrective surgeries impossible, and also making the individual sensitive about the unsightliness of the perineum and vulva. Blood clots may form in the deep veins following surgery, called deep vein thrombosis. Surgical risks such as these are less common if the patient is in good health prior to the operation.

Specific Risks

Specific risks to vaginoplasty include vaginal fistula, uterovaginal or vault prolapse depending on whether or not the individual has a uterus, and colitis in the neovagina as well as diversion colitis in the closed-off end. Peritonitis may occur whenever the peritoneal cavity is breached.

During Vaginoplasty

The vaginoplasty operation usually takes about 1 – 2 hours. Vaginal surgery is usually performed under a general anaesthetic. In some cases an alternative using a local anaesthetic and sedation can also be performed. If you go under a general anesthesia, you may need to stay overnight in the hospital.The surgery is designed to tighten the vagina and is done by joining together the stretched muscle at the back of the vagina and therefore shortening it, using dissolvable stitches, and then removing excess vaginal lining (vaginal mucosa) and tightening the surrounding soft tissues. This procedure may also be done using a laser. The resulting decrease in the size of the vaginal cavity creates more friction during sexual intercourse, often described as giving a woman back the vagina she had before she had children. The G-spot is not affected by this procedure.

After Vaginoplasty

Recovery

Following vaginoplasty you should expect some slight bleeding for the first 24 hours and to feel sore and swollen for several days, disappearing after about 2 – 3 weeks. Bed rest is advisable post-surgery as you will not be able to walk comfortably for a few days. Depending on the extent of surgery you can expect to be off work for 7 – 10 days. Full healing takes approximately 6 weeks.You’ll have a post-op check to ensure that everything is healing properly, and your surgeon will advise when you’re able to resume sexual activity.

What should you do after Vaginal Tightening Surgery?

It is very important that you follow the advice of your surgeon carefully after vaginal tightening surgery.Post-surgery advice may include:. Using recommended painkillers as required.. Contacting your surgeon immediately if you notice any signs of infection or if you experience prolonged bleeding or a sudden increase in pain.. Avoiding baths and only taking showers for the first few days following surgery. Showering permitted 24 hours after surgery.. Avoiding vigorous exercise for 2 – 4 weeks.. Avoiding sexual intercourse (vaginal penetration) for a period of 4 to 6 weeks, depending on the type and extent of surgery.. Avoiding tight underwear such as thongs or G-strings for 1 – 2 weeks, choose loose fitting knickers.. Wearing a pad, similar to a sanitary pad for 2 – 3 days post-surgery; this acts as a surgical dressing for the collection of any blood or bodily fluids which come from the wounds.. Avoiding using tampons, only sanitary towels and panty liners are to be used in the first 4 – 6 weeks following surgery.

Vaginal Tightening Surgeons

How can I find the best Gynecologists in Iran?

Gynecologists in Iran can make your body more appealing. It is important that you seek the assistance of experienced and skilled gynecologists in Iran who have provided a suitable condition for people with limited budgets to undergo vaginoplasty in Iran easily. It is worth explaining that the quality provided by Iranian surgeons is far higher than other countries including Turkey and India.Gynecologists in Iran, have performed numerous procedures annually which make them more experienced than other countries’ plastic surgeons, due to high demand and low cost of vaginoplasty in Iran, thousands of people travel to Iran every year so that they can undergo vaginoplasty in Iran with the best gynecologists at an affordable and reasonable price.

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