Would I be a good candidate for vaginoplasty?

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I am f20 5'8" and weigh 265 lbs I lost my virginity 7 months ago and my boyfriend says that my vagina felt extremely loose from the beginning and I can agree I don't feel I'm gripping him at all despite him being well endowed and the first 3 times we had sex I bled extremely heavily like for a week after all 3 times and I had huge blood clots a little smaller than the palm of my hand so because of this I'm wondering if I'm a good candidate for a vaginoplasty.

Marco A. Pelosi III, MD, FACOG, FACS · Answer

So you're a recent non-virgin who bled when your hymen broke and your boyfriend has convinced you that you're loose and that you have a grip problem? What you need right now is to see your gynecologist for an exam. Experts can't offer treatments before diagnosing problems. Also, once you break up with your boyfriend, you might also cure your problem instantly.

Mark N. Scheinberg, MD · Answer

Thank you for your question It is unlikely that,in your circumstances, that vaginal surgery will significantly help you as the vagina will accommodate to the size of your partner and there you will ,in short course, return to where you are now. An exam by a cosmetic gynecologist can confirm this opinion. I would suggest doing vaginal muscle exercises to help. Radio frequency (thermiva) increases collagen and therefore can stiffen the vaginal wall thereby making it feel as is if it is tighter. This is nonsurgical and a safer alternative to surgery

Burcak Tok, MD · Answer

hello, of course, first of all, you need to have a gynecological examination to see if there is really any looseness. you are young , usually not so much at this age . It also doesn't happen as your first boyfriend or someone says. But if you are considering vaginoplasty, having bleeding during intercourse does not mean you will bleed during the operation. get well soon

Camille Cash, MD · Answer

It is not likely that you need a vaginoplasty.  I do recommend that you visit your gynecologist to discuss the bleeding you've been experiencing after sex.

Oscar A. Aguirre, MD, FPMRS · Answer

It is highly unlikely that you would need a vaginoplasty. You should consult with a gynecologist for an evaluation and determine the source of your persistent bleeding. 
There are other conditions that need to be considered.

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