Restore pelvic floor tone, enhance physical comfort, and regain confidence with expert surgical tightening. We provide highly discrete, compassionate care tailored to your unique anatomical and lifestyle needs.
We structurally reconnect and tighten the separated perineal and vaginal wall muscles (colporrhaphy), addressing the root cause of laxity rather than just surface tissue.
By restoring the natural anatomical structure, patients often experience an improvement in friction, sensation, and relief from mild stress incontinence.
Our sterile surgical environment is designed for maximum privacy, safety, and patient comfort.
| Factor | Surgical Vaginoplasty | Non-Surgical Laser (e.g., CO2) |
|---|---|---|
| Mechanism | Surgically repairs muscles and removes excess tissue | Uses thermal energy to boost collagen in the mucosa |
| Best For | Moderate to severe laxity, post-childbirth stretching | Mild laxity, vaginal dryness, and superficial tightening |
| Longevity | Permanent (unless altered by subsequent childbirth/aging) | Requires annual maintenance sessions |
| Downtime | 6 weeks of pelvic rest (no tampons, no intercourse) | 3 to 5 days of mild rest |
| Anesthesia | General or Spinal anesthesia required | None or topical numbing cream |
A meticulous 1 to 2-hour procedure focused on structural integrity and aesthetic precision.
Your surgeon will perform a discrete physical examination to evaluate the degree of muscle separation and mucosal laxity, discussing your exact goals to formulate a tailored surgical plan.
On the day of surgery, you will be comfortably prepped in our private suite. The procedure is typically performed under general anesthesia or a spinal block to ensure you feel absolutely no pain.
A pie-shaped wedge of excess vaginal mucosa is carefully removed. The underlying stretched muscles at the back of the vagina and the perineum are then drawn together and tightened with strong sutures.
The mucosal skin is meticulously closed over the repaired muscle using dissolvable sutures. This restores the vaginal canal to a tighter, more youthful diameter while minimizing visible scarring.
You will rest in our recovery suite until the anesthesia wears off. Most patients go home the same day with a detailed, private aftercare protocol and prescribed pain management medications.
Healing requires strict adherence to "pelvic rest" to ensure the internal sutures hold and muscles heal correctly.
Vaginoplasty is an internal reconstructive procedure that repairs and tightens the vaginal canal and pelvic floor muscles. Labiaplasty is an external cosmetic procedure that reshapes or reduces the size of the labia (the outer or inner vaginal lips). They can be performed together if desired.
While you can still physically get pregnant after a vaginoplasty, a subsequent vaginal birth will stretch the muscles and completely reverse the results of the surgery. Therefore, we highly recommend waiting until you are finished having children before undergoing this procedure.
During the surgery, you will be under anesthesia and feel nothing. Post-surgery, you will experience soreness and discomfort for the first few days, which is effectively managed with prescribed pain medication and rest.
You must abstain from sexual intercourse, as well as the use of tampons or menstrual cups, for a minimum of 6 weeks to allow the internal sutures to dissolve and the muscles to heal completely.
The structural repair of the muscles is permanent. However, natural aging, significant weight fluctuations, or future pregnancies can eventually cause some natural tissue laxity over time.
Because the procedure is performed internally within the vaginal canal and at the perineum (using dissolvable sutures), there is virtually no visible scarring once fully healed.
