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Vaginal Plasty To Increase Sex Drive?

I have been concerned with my bedroom activities for some time now because I am getting older approaching 40 and my spouse and I avoid each other because it doesn't feel as good as it used to. I feel loose and I really can't feel my husband anymore and have hard time reaching orgasm. My spouse also have a hard time reaching his because he feels that I don't feel as tight as I used to. I try to exercise every chance I get but it really doesn't help. Vaginal plasty something I should consider?

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8 Doctor Answers | Asked by monroe12
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Surgery to boost sex drive?

Yes, I have heard many questions like yours. As a woman and as a woman plastic surgeon I often hear about women's "private" issues including the sexual ones. After children, when exhausted, or stressed, women and mothers often complain of less sexual enjoyment for many reasons. Many things can help this including rest, improved communication with your spouse and even a little time to rest and breathe. And of course there is a physical component. ... more
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Labiaplasty and sex

Labiaplasty surgery and vaginal rejuvenation can work alongside emotional and psychological factors to improve your intimate life. Start with a full examination to determine your particular surgical needs. Raffy Karamanoukian, MD Los Angeles
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Vaginal Plasty To Increase Sex Drive?

HI monroe12, Sex drive is an enormously complex combination of, generally, physical and emotional issues. You cannot make an assumption based on appearance alone as to what someone's sex drive is. How you feel about yourself, your partner(s), your level of general exhaustion and stress, and specifics of your physical appearance all contribute to this. While a surgical procedure is unlikely to provide a complete reversal of problems in all of these areas, improving your... more

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Vaginoplasty can increase sexual experience but not necessarily sex drive.

Vaginoplasty can possibly increase your sexual experience but not necessarily your sex drive. A physical exam by your gynecologist and/or plastic surgeon that specializes in this procedure followed by a candid discussion will determine if surgery is the best option for you vs sex therapy or other suggestions. Your concern is a common one, you are not alone and wanting to do something about it is healthy. Take the next step
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Vaginal plasty to increase sex drive?

Great question monroe12. I recommend that you and your partner consider seeing a sexual therapist - while there are many surgical techniques offered that claim to increase sexual pleasure there is limited evidence that they are effective and they do carry risks of significant complications. Your primary care doctor or gynaecologist may be able to recommend a great person to see locally, or perhaps a friend or web recommendation may point you in the right direction. Good luck! more
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Vaginal surgery

Based on the information given, I would consult with my GYN Doctor regarding this procedure. Best of luck to you.
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Vaginal Rejuvenation

To be honest, vaginoplasty cannot set back your emotions and feelings, but if you consider that operation can help you, than please arrange a consultation nearby you. We cannot say anything to you without examination. Take care
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Vaginal rejuvination, female genital aestheitc laser

Yes there are solutions. Be creative in the bedroom. Pick up a copy of 50 shades of grey and read it to each other. That may help. If you are considering a procedure try the PSD Pulse Shape Design laser for female genital aesthetic alterations. This is a wonderful device. You will need to find a physician who offers this service. Don't forget to get the book!
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