Kurian Thott, MD

Hi and thanks for asking your question. Ideally it will take several months before you know for sure if everything has healed properly, however, there is some asymmetry here which may not be corrected even with more time. 

If you have a revision it should also incorporate a clitoral hood reduction. 

Hi and thanks for submitting your question, unfortunately a laser that directly deals with the superficial vaginal epithelium would do very little for the bladder. 

Hi and thanks for submitting your question. Ideally nothing should really interact at or near the surgical site. Besides the general concern for potentially disturbing the stitches, I would also be concerned about infection of the surgical site. 

I would avoid any genital contact for 6 weeks to allow for full healing.

Thanks for submitting your question. It appears that your perineoplasty repair has separated and this will now need to heal by secondary intention. Which means it will take more time and you will need to avoid all penetrative sexual activity for some time. 

You should see your surgeon or a local provider to determine the best course of action. 

Thanks for submitting your question. It would be hard to say you have a hematoma unless you are examined. From your pictures, it appears that you some normal post op swelling and bruising. You will need to give it more time before you can be for sure. 

Hope this helps.