Vaginoplasty (Vagina Tightening)
Create a requestVaginoplasty, also known as vagina tightening, is a surgical procedure aimed at tightening the vaginal canal and surrounding tissues. This operation is typically sought after childbirth, due to aging, or for enhancing sexual satisfaction. It focuses on reconstructing or repairing the vaginal tissues to reduce the vaginal diameter and strengthen the muscle tone.

General
Vaginoplasty is primarily performed to tighten the vaginal muscles and reduce the size of the vaginal canal, which may become stretched from childbirth or age. The procedure involves removing excess vaginal lining and tightening the surrounding soft tissues and muscles. This not only restores the vaginal anatomy closer to its pre-childbirth condition but also can improve the sensation during sexual activity for both the patient and their partner. During a vaginoplasty, the surgeon aims to enhance both the functionality and aesthetic appearance of the vagina, resulting in increased confidence and comfort for the patient. The procedure is usually done under general anesthesia and can take between one to two hours. Patients may return home the same day or may require a short hospital stay, depending on the complexity of the surgery and their overall health. Post-operative care is crucial for a smooth recovery, involving rest, avoiding heavy lifting, and refraining from sexual activity for a specified period. Follow-up visits are important to ensure proper healing and to address any concerns.
Special Details
Who is it for?
- Women experiencing vaginal laxity due to natural childbirth.
- Individuals seeking improvement in sexual gratification.
- Women who have undergone significant weight loss and wish to address related changes in vaginal tightness.
- Patients looking for vaginal rejuvenation after the effects of aging.
Recovery Period
- The procedure typically takes 1-2 hours, under general anesthesia.
- Recovery period can last 6-8 weeks, with patients advised to avoid strenuous activities and sexual intercourse during this time.
- Full healing and the final results may be observed after several months.
Potential Risks and Side Effects
- Bleeding and infection.
- Potential for anesthesia complications.
- Scarring and altered sensation.
- Risk of dissatisfaction with aesthetic or functional results.
Alternative Treatments
- Non-surgical vaginal rejuvenation treatments, such as laser therapy or radiofrequency treatments.
- Kegel exercises and pelvic floor therapy.
- Hormonal treatments for menopausal symptoms affecting vaginal health.
Success Rate
The success rate varies, with most studies reporting satisfaction rates of 80-95%, depending on the specific goals of the procedure and individual patient factors.
Procedure step-by-step overivew
- Consultation with a gynecologist or a plastic surgeon to assess suitability and discuss expectations.
- Pre-operative tests and preparations, including a physical examination.
- Administration of general anesthesia or local anesthesia with sedation.
- Making precise incisions within the vaginal area to remove excess tissue and tighten muscles.
- The surgical area is sutured to achieve the desired tightness and shape.
- Immediate post-operative care in the recovery room, followed by instructions for at-home recovery.
- Follow-up visits to monitor healing and discuss any concerns.
Prices
Why Do Prices Vary?
- Surgeon's expertise and experience.
- Hospital or clinic's location and accreditation.
- Type of anesthesia used.
- Length of hospital stay (if required).
- Additional treatments or procedures performed in conjunction.
- Turkey
- $2,500
- Czech Republic
- $3,000
- Croatia
- $3,200
- Lithuania
- $2,800
- Poland
- $2,600
- Germany
- $6,500
- Switzerland
- $8,000
- France
- $5,500
- United Kingdom
- $6,000
- United States
- $8,500
- Canada
- $7,000
- Australia
- $9,000