Can you have vaginal rejuvenation surgery to increase vaginal tightness if you have had a 4th degree tear?
Answer: Yes, but get many opinions Thank you for your question. If possible, seek the advice of a Urogynecologist. He or she may recommend specialized testing of the rectal muscle prior to doing surgery to determine the extent of any damage and perform a surgery specifically tailored to your needs. Good luck in your search! ~Dr. Williams
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Answer: Yes, but get many opinions Thank you for your question. If possible, seek the advice of a Urogynecologist. He or she may recommend specialized testing of the rectal muscle prior to doing surgery to determine the extent of any damage and perform a surgery specifically tailored to your needs. Good luck in your search! ~Dr. Williams
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December 30, 2015
Answer: Vaginal rejuvenation after a 4th degree tear 4th degree tears leave significant scar tissue, but this poses no problem in the performance of vaginal rejuvenation in the hands of an experienced vaginal surgeon. You would need to have a full pelvic evaluation prior to surgery to make sure that you don't have other pelvic floor damage which would need to treated at the same time.
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December 30, 2015
Answer: Vaginal rejuvenation after a 4th degree tear 4th degree tears leave significant scar tissue, but this poses no problem in the performance of vaginal rejuvenation in the hands of an experienced vaginal surgeon. You would need to have a full pelvic evaluation prior to surgery to make sure that you don't have other pelvic floor damage which would need to treated at the same time.
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Answer: Vaginoplasty Thank you for your inquiry! Yes, a Vaginoplasty procedure can be performed to increase vaginal tightness. We would love to meet with you in person to make sure you're a candidate for this procedure. Schedule a consultation with a Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon like myself to help you reach your goals and create a surgical plan for you!
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Answer: Vaginoplasty Thank you for your inquiry! Yes, a Vaginoplasty procedure can be performed to increase vaginal tightness. We would love to meet with you in person to make sure you're a candidate for this procedure. Schedule a consultation with a Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon like myself to help you reach your goals and create a surgical plan for you!
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February 2, 2016
Answer: Vaginal Rejuvenation after 4th degree tear Short answer? YES! You can absolutely have a vaginal rejuvenation or vaginoplasty surgery to increase tightness and in turn sexual gratification regardless of any tearing. In order to definitively answer a question for each patient, it is recommended to have a physical exam. At times, I've had patients undergo excision of vaginal scar tissue in addition to their Vaginal Rejuvenation surgery.Hope this helps!
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February 2, 2016
Answer: Vaginal Rejuvenation after 4th degree tear Short answer? YES! You can absolutely have a vaginal rejuvenation or vaginoplasty surgery to increase tightness and in turn sexual gratification regardless of any tearing. In order to definitively answer a question for each patient, it is recommended to have a physical exam. At times, I've had patients undergo excision of vaginal scar tissue in addition to their Vaginal Rejuvenation surgery.Hope this helps!
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October 26, 2016
Answer: Can you have vaginal rejuvenation surgery to increase vaginal tightness if you have had a 4th degree tear? the answer is Yes.Then I ask you what is your problem, what is bothering you and you want to correct and enhance.Depend on your answeres and pelvic finding then you might need a surgical approach or a Non surgical one.Good luck and best of health
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October 26, 2016
Answer: Can you have vaginal rejuvenation surgery to increase vaginal tightness if you have had a 4th degree tear? the answer is Yes.Then I ask you what is your problem, what is bothering you and you want to correct and enhance.Depend on your answeres and pelvic finding then you might need a surgical approach or a Non surgical one.Good luck and best of health
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