Genital estetik

Genital aesthetics is a very important field within obstetrics and gynecology. I am very pleased to have had the opportunity to share my experience and update my knowledge through courses in genital aesthetics. Medicine is constantly evolving, with new opportunities and treatment methods emerging every day.

This allows us to make women’s lives more comfortable by addressing the most delicate issues, such as decreased sexual sensitivity, postpartum vaginal and uterine prolapse, urinary incontinence, chronic recurrent discharge, postpartum perineal scars, correction of the labia minora in cases of enlargement or asymmetry, and hymenoplasty. I will be happy to introduce you in more detail to modern techniques in this field.

The goals of genital cosmetic procedures are to eliminate aesthetic and functional deficiencies associated with age-related changes or individual characteristics, as well as to enhance sexual attractiveness and psychological comfort.

What Problems Genital Aesthetics Addresses

Genital aesthetics helps prevent or reduce the negative effects of age-related and postpartum changes, as well as changes resulting from trauma, surgery, heavy physical activity, hereditary predisposition, various diseases, and congenital anatomical and functional conditions.

• Vaginal Relaxation Syndrome

Also known as “wide vagina syndrome,” this condition involves a loss of the vaginal walls’ original elasticity, which is directly associated with reduced friction during sexual intercourse. The main symptom is the entry of air during intimacy or physical activity. This is a leading cause of female sexual dysfunction.

• Gaping of the Genital Hiatus

An uncomfortable condition of the perineum both subjectively and in terms of potential consequences. This pathology requires timely diagnosis and treatment, as it leads to recurrent microflora disturbances, inflammatory processes in the genital and urinary systems.

• Prolapse (Pelvic Organ Prolapse)

The mechanism of descent and prolapse of the internal genital organs occurs due to weakened support from the pelvic floor muscles. This condition occurs in 40% of women aged 30–45 and in every second woman after the age of 50, which is associated with decreased estrogen levels and subsequent atrophic changes.

• Urinary Incontinence

There are several types: overactive bladder (sudden uncontrollable urges to urinate due to involuntary detrusor muscle contractions, which may be accompanied by incontinence), stress urinary incontinence (involuntary urination during physical exertion, coughing, sneezing, running, jumping, or brisk walking due to pressure imbalance on the urethra), and mixed forms. Urinary incontinence occurs in 38–45% of women over 45 years old and in about 10% of women under 45.

• Vulvovaginal Atrophy

Thinning of the mucous membranes of the urogenital organs and an increased risk of inflammation occur due to decreased levels of sex hormones. It is most common during menopause but can also affect younger women. Symptoms include vaginal dryness, burning, irritation, urinary incontinence, dysuria (urination disorders), insufficient lubrication, and dyspareunia.

• Sclerotic Atrophic Lichen (Lichen Sclerosus)

Previously known as kraurosis, this condition can occur at any age and is characterized by whitish mucosal changes due to sclerosis of the subepithelial layer, itching, thinning of the skin and mucosa, narrowing of the vaginal and urethral openings, and clitoral atrophy.

• Postcoital Cystitis

Cystitis occurring after sexual intercourse, often associated with ectopic positioning of the external urethral opening.

How the Procedure Is Performed

Genital aesthetic procedures in the clinic consist of three stages: preparation, surgery, and rehabilitation. Three weeks before the procedure, it is recommended to stop taking blood-thinning medications and to limit smoking. Six hours before the procedure, eating, drinking, and smoking are prohibited.

Procedure stages: 1. Harvesting 2. Preparation and filtration 3. Transfer

The harvested fat tissue is filtered during preparation and then transferred to the labia majora or scar areas

During the procedure: the patient underwent vaginoplasty after three childbirths combined with intimate area rejuvenation using lipofilling (fat grafting).

Reduction of the labia is performed in several stages:

1. Administration of anesthesia (general or local).
2. Marking.
3. Disinfection of the surgical area.
4. Surgical incision according to the markings.
5. Excision of excess tissue.
6. Suturing of the mucosa.
7. Application of a sterile dressing.

The average duration of the procedure is approximately 30 minutes.

During the rehabilitation period, it is recommended to follow several rules and restrictions:

• avoid physical activity for 4–6 weeks;
• avoid sexual intercourse for 2–3 weeks;
• avoid solariums and saunas for 2 months;
• avoid tight underwear during the healing period;
• avoid foods that may cause constipation.

Regular antiseptic treatment of the sutures should be performed after each visit to the restroom. Bruising and swelling typically subside within 8–10 days after the procedure. Full healing takes approximately six months.

Effect of the Procedure

Using intimate contour plastic procedures, it is possible to achieve:

• rejuvenation of the intimate area and elimination of age-related changes;
• postpartum recovery (vaginal correction after childbirth);
• optimal hydration and increased sensitivity of the intimate area;
• improved appearance of the genital organs;
• elimination of various deformities;
• modification of the vaginal vestibule volume;
• enhanced sensitivity of erogenous zones.

Intimate contouring helps restore youthfulness to the external genitalia, improve women’s health, and enhance sexual life.

All Our Genital Aesthetic Services

Intimate Modeling

• Labial contouring
• Vaginal tightening with hyaluronic acid
• Treatment of anorgasmia — G-spot and clitoral augmentation
• Treatment of urinary incontinence with hyaluronic acid
• Intimate area biorevitalization
• Vaginal autologous plasma therapy

Plastic Gynecology

• Vaginal wall repair — anterior/posterior
• Labiaplasty
• Surgical treatment of urinary incontinence
• Vaginal introitus tightening with sutures (perineoplasty)
• Vaginal reduction
• Hymen reconstruction — long-term and short-term

Diploma awarded upon completion of the genital aesthetics course

I will be happy to provide you with a consultation on aesthetic gynecology and select the most appropriate method to achieve the best possible results. If you would like to learn more, please contact us using one of the phone numbers listed on the website.