Shereen Oloufa, MD

Thanks for your inquiry.  As for your bumps noted after laser hair removal, the outcome can vary based on laser type, settings, and your skin type.  You can optimize your personal experience by exfoliating while using antibacterial soap with each shower.  Avoid using lotions in the area as well.  You may also consider asking about the type of laser used.  At Joliee we have great success with our particular laser.  Hope this helps.

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Shereen Oloufa MD

After the FemiLift, swimming, use of hot tub, bath, intercourse, and tampons are prohibited for 72 hours after the procedure. 

Hello and thanks for your inquiry.  A septate hymen can be surgically corrected.  The pain is minimal to low moderate and typically addressed with local hygiene and non steroidal medications, like ibuprofen.  The cost can vary based on extent and findings on physical exam.  Typically, a repair of a vaginal septum innour practice would range from$1500 to $2500.

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Shereen Oloufa MD

Hello and thanks for your inquiry.  Hymenoplasty as you know are done for many reasons, including cultural and religious.  The repair involves the repair of the hymen to return it to a virginal state.  There should be a delay for proper healing of 6 weeks post operatively.  Any intercourse will disrupt the hymen and may cause bleeding.  Subsequent sexual encounters typically don't cause more bleeding and may need repeat repair prior to consummating your marriage.  Bear regards,

Shereen Oloufa MD

Hi!  Flu like symptoms are not a known side effect of the Femilift procedure.  Ideally, you should take Valtrex or a antiviral prophylaxis (a medicine meant to avoid an outbreak) just before your femilift procedure to avoid an outbreak at the time.  In the situation you describe, it is best to see your gynecologist to rule out any infection.