Vaginoplasty is performed in cases of vaginal wall prolapse, which may be caused by multiple or difficult childbirths leading to significant tissue stretching and weakening of the pelvic floor muscles.
Patients may also seek vaginoplasty due to the unattractive appearance of the genital organs caused by the expansion of the vaginal vestibule, which is an additional indication for this procedure.
Specialists perform colporrhaphy (a procedure to tighten the vaginal walls) using spinal or intravenous anesthesia. During the operation, excess tissues of the overstretched vaginal mucosa are removed, after which self-absorbing sutures are applied to avoid visible traces of surgical intervention.
After vaginoplasty, the muscles return to their correct anatomical position, leading to vaginal narrowing, which eliminates unpleasant symptoms and increases sexual satisfaction. Additionally, perineorrhaphy (suturing of the perineum) is performed simultaneously with vaginal tightening to achieve a more aesthetic appearance.
