I have mild stage 1/2 vaginal prolapse. Would vaginoplasty help?
Answer: Vaginoplasty Hello, we would like to help you. This sagging can be fixed by vaginoplasty, in vaginoplasty we use the techique as rectosel repair. They can be done at the same time
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Answer: Vaginoplasty Hello, we would like to help you. This sagging can be fixed by vaginoplasty, in vaginoplasty we use the techique as rectosel repair. They can be done at the same time
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February 1, 2023
Answer: Vaginoplasty for prolapse Thank you for your questionThe term vaginoplasty means different things to different people. Originally it meant the making of a new vagina. The pure definition is plastic surgery of the vagina but that does not specify which procedure(s) are being performed. The vagina is attached on six sides( orifice, apex , anterior or bladder. Side, posterior or rectal side, and the two lateral sides). These are each treated or repaired differently. Do your homework and find a surgeon that can explain these procedures and look for their reviews and before and after photos.
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February 1, 2023
Answer: Vaginoplasty for prolapse Thank you for your questionThe term vaginoplasty means different things to different people. Originally it meant the making of a new vagina. The pure definition is plastic surgery of the vagina but that does not specify which procedure(s) are being performed. The vagina is attached on six sides( orifice, apex , anterior or bladder. Side, posterior or rectal side, and the two lateral sides). These are each treated or repaired differently. Do your homework and find a surgeon that can explain these procedures and look for their reviews and before and after photos.
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Answer: Vaginoplasty indeed is an effective solution for repairing a mild stage 1/2 vaginal prolapse Regarding a mild stage 1/2 vaginal prolapse. I appreciate your openness in discussing this concern, which is more common than many realize.
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Answer: Vaginoplasty indeed is an effective solution for repairing a mild stage 1/2 vaginal prolapse Regarding a mild stage 1/2 vaginal prolapse. I appreciate your openness in discussing this concern, which is more common than many realize.
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June 13, 2023
Answer: Vaginoplasty for prolapse Your situation is common and this is a very good question. Vaginoplasty alone does not correct prolapse. The prolapse itself would need to be corrected in conjunction with a Vaginoplasty. I recommend you consult with an advanced gynecological surgeon with experience.
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June 13, 2023
Answer: Vaginoplasty for prolapse Your situation is common and this is a very good question. Vaginoplasty alone does not correct prolapse. The prolapse itself would need to be corrected in conjunction with a Vaginoplasty. I recommend you consult with an advanced gynecological surgeon with experience.
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April 19, 2023
Answer: Vaginoplasty and prolapse When talking about prolapse, we need to know if it’s an anterior prolapse like a cystocele or a posterior prolapse like a rectocele. A vaginoplasty is essentially a posterior repair, which is covered by insurance when you do it in a medical practice with a urogynecologist. If you are looking to go the cosmetic route, then a cosmetic gynecologist can certainly do a vaginoplasty on you, which would take care of a posterior prolapse. However, it is essential to understand which one you have in order to determine the best course of action, because your problem may be covered by insurance in a hospital. You should seek out the counsel of a urogynecologist to determine what type of prolapse you have and if it’s covered by insurance. I hope this helps.
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April 19, 2023
Answer: Vaginoplasty and prolapse When talking about prolapse, we need to know if it’s an anterior prolapse like a cystocele or a posterior prolapse like a rectocele. A vaginoplasty is essentially a posterior repair, which is covered by insurance when you do it in a medical practice with a urogynecologist. If you are looking to go the cosmetic route, then a cosmetic gynecologist can certainly do a vaginoplasty on you, which would take care of a posterior prolapse. However, it is essential to understand which one you have in order to determine the best course of action, because your problem may be covered by insurance in a hospital. You should seek out the counsel of a urogynecologist to determine what type of prolapse you have and if it’s covered by insurance. I hope this helps.
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