Vaginoplasty
Vaginoplasty
Vaginoplasty (vaginal repair & tightening) aims to repair damaged muscles, lax ligaments and tightens the vaginal canal. It is the most requested procedure in the Middle East, Africa and Asia.

After child births or during aging; pelvic floor muscle, ligaments, vagina and perineum become lax and weak. In later years the pelvic organs may fall, urine may leak and sexual pleasure is diminished. Many women feel wide, unsatisfied and complain together with their partners.
Vaginoplasty will effectively reconstruct and restore the lax vagina to its youthful pre-delivery healthy state, by repairing pelvic floor muscle defects, tightening and narrowing the entire vaginal canal. This will enhance vaginal sexual function, aesthetic appearance and assures long lasting results. Queefing (vaginal flatulence) and urinary incontinence (leak) may also be corrected at the same time of a vaginoplasty procedure.


We do full depth vaginal repairs unlike the superficial repairs done by others; the procedure can be done with spinal or usually local anesthesia. Minimally traumatic and precise incision techniques are used for better healing and quicker recovery. A posterior vaginal wall vaginoplasty & perineoplasty takes 60 minutes to perform, in a sterile surgery room, under local tumescent anesthesia, with no hospital stay and minimal post operative discomfort.
If the pelvic floor muscles are extensively damage, Pelvic Floor Reconstructive Surgery is then performed repairing all site specific defects in the anterior & posterior vaginal walls & perineum. Which may require hospital stay.
Perineoplasty: surgical repair of damaged muscles between the vagina and the anal canal where episiotomies are cut and where tears during childbirth are most common; this procedure strengthens the perineum, supports wind & bowel control and enhances vaginal tightening. Perineoplasty is usually done with a vaginoplasty procedure for better results.
A surgeon performing vaginoplasty, perineoplasty or labiaplasty surgery, should be properly trained before attempting these intricate surgeries, to provide the best result possible.