Perineal Vaginoplasty

A weakening of the vaginal canal, whether due to delivery or age, can have a negative impact on a woman's sexual life. The friction caused by penetration and movement on the vaginal walls contributes to the satisfaction both partners experience during sexual intercourse. Friction is reduced when the vaginal muscles are relaxed, which reduces sexual satisfaction. This can lead to a reduction in sexual pleasure, which can harm an intimate relationship.

The main reason for this lack of enjoyment, weaker vaginal muscles, can be addressed with a vaginoplasty. The diameter of the vagina can be lowered by repairing the soft tissues and strengthening the muscles along the canal. As a result, there may be more friction during intercourse, resulting in more sexual enjoyment for both partners.

A prolapsed uterus is not addressed by vaginoplasty. If you have a prolapsed uterus, depending on the severity of the prolapse, your specialist will be able to correct it during your vaginoplasty. Talk to him about it during your pre-surgery consultation.