Bladder prolapse and vaginoplasty

Vaginoplasty typically is focused tightening the vaginal canal and opening by conducting muscle repairs internally along the levator ani and externally at the perineum (repair of this area is called perineoplasty). The work is done along the posterior vaginal wall because that's where these structures are located. Rectocele repairs are done as part of these operations routinely because the muscle repairs will fail without them. Cystocele repairs aren't usually done because they have no appreciable effect on vaginal tightening. If you have a symptomatic cystocele that requires surgical correction, however, it can be repaired at the same time. If you wish to discuss specifics, schedule a virtual consultation.

Stage 1 bladder prolapse, especially after multiple childbirths, can contribute to a feeling of vaginal laxity even without major symptoms like incontinence. Vaginoplasty can tighten the internal vaginal walls and improve muscle tone. If there’s an existing prolapse, even a mild one, it usually requires a separate but often concurrent procedure such as an anterior repair to support and reposition the bladder properly. Some surgeons may offer a combined approach if both issues are present, but it’s not automatic. It’s important to discuss both concerns clearly during consultation so the surgeon can assess the extent of the prolapse and determine whether an additional repair is needed alongside the vaginoplasty to fully address your symptoms and prevent future complications.

Hola! si, en la misma cirugia podemos corregir el prolapso, laxitud y tambien hacer el rejuvenecimiento vaginal al mismo tiempo, puedes irte el mismo dia a casa si asi lo desea . Quedamos a la orden, feliz dia

If you’re undergoing a vaginoplasty for vaginal tightening, we always assess for any signs of pelvic organ prolapse both during your consultation and again at the time of surgery.

Rectocele (posterior wall prolapse) is typically addressed and repaired as part of a vaginal tightening procedure. However, if the prolapse involves the bladder (cystocele or anterior wall prolapse), this usually requires a separate procedure and is not automatically included in a standard vaginoplasty.

That said, both repairs can be performed during the same surgical session if needed—this would be discussed and planned with you ahead of time.

Hello, in the vaginoplasty operation performed for vaginal width, bladder prolapse is not corrected. A separate operation is required for bladder prolapse. However, the two procedures can be performed in the same session.