I gave birth almost 10 months ago. Before i gave birth i had a tight vagina that was hard to even put a finger in! The sex was also amazing. Ever since i give birth my vagina is just open. I even have to put extra large tampons in for it to stay put and sex is terrible. i can’t even feel it going in. Anytime i bend over and move my vagina queens and i look in the mirror and it’s just wide open! my daughter was a very big baby and I don’t know if i should get vaginoplasty to help with the problem
Answer: Vaginoplasty after vaginal birth I certainly understand your concern about the tightness and appearance of you vaginal opening and the vaginal canal. You will certainly benefit a great deal from having a vaginoplasty. It will tighten up the deep muscles and the muscles on the perineum. Consult an experienced cosmetic gynecologist or urogynecologist and discuss you options.
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Answer: Vaginoplasty after vaginal birth I certainly understand your concern about the tightness and appearance of you vaginal opening and the vaginal canal. You will certainly benefit a great deal from having a vaginoplasty. It will tighten up the deep muscles and the muscles on the perineum. Consult an experienced cosmetic gynecologist or urogynecologist and discuss you options.
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Answer: Consider Vaginoplasty Thank you for your question and the photos you provided. Based on your history, I would agree that a vaginoplasty to reduce the diameter of your vaginal canal would help you. Be sure to consult with a board certified plastic surgeon, Good luck!
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Answer: Consider Vaginoplasty Thank you for your question and the photos you provided. Based on your history, I would agree that a vaginoplasty to reduce the diameter of your vaginal canal would help you. Be sure to consult with a board certified plastic surgeon, Good luck!
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December 18, 2022
Answer: Should I have vaginoplasty You certainly describe the situation so many women face from delivery. Surgery is indicated. The issue is will you have more vaginal deliveries. I’d wait if you plan to. You would be eligible for c section with next pregnancy. Download my free e book that explains all of this.
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December 18, 2022
Answer: Should I have vaginoplasty You certainly describe the situation so many women face from delivery. Surgery is indicated. The issue is will you have more vaginal deliveries. I’d wait if you plan to. You would be eligible for c section with next pregnancy. Download my free e book that explains all of this.
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September 28, 2022
Answer: Would I benefit from a Vaginoplasty? Hello abaisden03,
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September 28, 2022
Answer: Would I benefit from a Vaginoplasty? Hello abaisden03,
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September 28, 2022
Answer: Would I benefit from a labiaplasty Thank you for your question Vaginoplasty means plastic surgery of the vagina. Except for the creation of a new vagina, it is not a procedure but is the effect of the reconstructive procedures to improve vaginal function. The vagina is connected on six sides just like a rectangular box. Your photos only shows the entrance which does show some gaping but the insides need to be evaluated to see what is needed. You should be evaluated by a surgeon well trained in vaginal reconstruction. Remember that once you have this surgery you will not be able to deliver vaginally again so first complete your family or know that you will need a Caesarean section for future deliveries. Do your homework Read information on vaginoplasty on realself
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September 28, 2022
Answer: Would I benefit from a labiaplasty Thank you for your question Vaginoplasty means plastic surgery of the vagina. Except for the creation of a new vagina, it is not a procedure but is the effect of the reconstructive procedures to improve vaginal function. The vagina is connected on six sides just like a rectangular box. Your photos only shows the entrance which does show some gaping but the insides need to be evaluated to see what is needed. You should be evaluated by a surgeon well trained in vaginal reconstruction. Remember that once you have this surgery you will not be able to deliver vaginally again so first complete your family or know that you will need a Caesarean section for future deliveries. Do your homework Read information on vaginoplasty on realself
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