I had vaginal reconstruction surgery 4/7/2021 to fix vaginal prolapse and recital prolapse. I thought it would also fix lose vag and my numbness during sex my husband said my v not lose but I feel it is it's like sex is numb I can barely feel Orgasm it's affecting me. It's been like this since I had my 3 child my son which he was my biggest child 9lbs that's when I started having vag and rectal prolapse can getting the femi lift or one of those laster treatment help get my feeling back help!!!!!
March 7, 2023
Answer: How to find a surgeon for a Vaginal Tightening Operation I agree with Dr. Pelosi and disagree with Dr. Aguirre. No, an intra-vaginal Fractional CO2 laser (FemiLift, MonaLisa Touch) or any other laser or RF treatment definitely will not significantly improve your symptoms and situation. The only person that these laser treatments (usually perfomed by the doctor's nurse or technician for a charge of ~ $2500-$3500 per 3-session therapy process) is the doctor's pocketbook. Lasers simply do not meaningfully tighten vaginas , nor make the pre-menopausal vagina any more "...sensitive!" Just WHAT is a "vaginal reconstruction" and what can this accomplish? What does the term mean? You, and others reading this, should know that the standard repair performed by an Ob/Gyn or UroGyn to correct bladder and/or rectal or uterine prolapse does not in any way either tighten the vagina or rebuild the perineal body to allow for more friction and pressure against the G-Spot. Additionally, I suspect that (s)he didn't even counsel you regarding the different types of orgasm (clitoral and vaginally activated) and speak candidly about sex, your sex, your husband's sex, and your joint sex. (Sex appears to be a 4-letter word to most Gyns..!) WHAT TO DO? I suggest that you carefully do your research; look for a trained Cosmetic Gynecologist (the only person who can perform a true vaginal tightening operation) and if possible, someone who appears amenable to speaking and candidly giving advice about sexual issues. And book an in-person or virtual consultation. And perhaps read RealSels's Web reference below which speaks to your issue.
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March 7, 2023
Answer: How to find a surgeon for a Vaginal Tightening Operation I agree with Dr. Pelosi and disagree with Dr. Aguirre. No, an intra-vaginal Fractional CO2 laser (FemiLift, MonaLisa Touch) or any other laser or RF treatment definitely will not significantly improve your symptoms and situation. The only person that these laser treatments (usually perfomed by the doctor's nurse or technician for a charge of ~ $2500-$3500 per 3-session therapy process) is the doctor's pocketbook. Lasers simply do not meaningfully tighten vaginas , nor make the pre-menopausal vagina any more "...sensitive!" Just WHAT is a "vaginal reconstruction" and what can this accomplish? What does the term mean? You, and others reading this, should know that the standard repair performed by an Ob/Gyn or UroGyn to correct bladder and/or rectal or uterine prolapse does not in any way either tighten the vagina or rebuild the perineal body to allow for more friction and pressure against the G-Spot. Additionally, I suspect that (s)he didn't even counsel you regarding the different types of orgasm (clitoral and vaginally activated) and speak candidly about sex, your sex, your husband's sex, and your joint sex. (Sex appears to be a 4-letter word to most Gyns..!) WHAT TO DO? I suggest that you carefully do your research; look for a trained Cosmetic Gynecologist (the only person who can perform a true vaginal tightening operation) and if possible, someone who appears amenable to speaking and candidly giving advice about sexual issues. And book an in-person or virtual consultation. And perhaps read RealSels's Web reference below which speaks to your issue.
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