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How Common is Loss of Sensation After Vaginal Rejuvenation Surgery?

asked 1 year ago by 5310anon in Austin, TX
Latest answer by Paul Vitenas, Jr., MD
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Tags: sensation loss, side effects

Since giving birth vaginally a year ago, I've become loose. The entrance of my vagina is tight, but further back I can't feel anything during sex. I'm self conscious about the laxity, and no longer enjoy sex. I've researched LVR, and have read a loss of sensation in the vagina is a potential side effect of the procedure. Is this common? I'm only interested in tightening the inside of my vagina, no work on the outside, so I'll experience the same pressure and friction as before baby. Thank you!

3 answers to How Common is Loss of Sensation After Vaginal Rejuvenation Surgery?

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Loss of sensation with vaginoplasty

Any surgical procedure can result in some loss of sensation particularly in the incision itself. However, it is extremely unlikely that you will lose any significant sensation in any of the erogenous zones, namely the g-spot and clitoris with the commonly performed posterior repair. see video
Otto Joseph Placik, MD

Chicago Plastic Surgeon
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Sensation Loss After Vaginal Rejuvenation Variable

From what you are describing with regards to your complaints, this is really more than a straightforward vaginal rejuvenation.  Most vaginal rejuvenation involves tightening the opening to the vaginal canal by removing some excess tissue in the perineum ( the space between your vagina and rectum), and tightening the muscles there so that the opening is smaller.  This is the most common complaint when someone comes in for this type of surgery,because this is where most women... more
Christopher V. Pelletiere, MD

Barrington Plastic Surgeon
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Vaginoplasty and sensation.

Vaginoplasty is done primarily to enhance sensation during sexual intercourse in women who have undergone vaginal delivery of their children. The chance of your having less sensation after this surgery is extremely rare barring any unusual complications.
Paul Vitenas, Jr., MD

Houston Plastic Surgeon

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