Is it possible for me to have a vaginoplasty revision?

Hi, I would like to help you as an genital aesthetic expert. Vaginoplasty, aiming vaginal tightening, is a very complicated surgery, and the appropriate technique should be chosen depends on the patient. Revisions are usually avaible for vaginoplasty, and I can help you for a final result, as we always do previously.

Thank you for your questionYes, but you need to know what you are getting. The word vaginoplasty originally meant making a new vagina but technically the word can be used to mean "any plastic surgery of the vagina". Therefore, surgeons are performing a variety of procedures and calling them "vaginoplasty". The quality of your results will depend on which of these procedures are used, the quality of your surgeon and the quality of your tissues. The vagina is like a six sided tube: Orifice or entrance, apex, upper side(bladder), lower side(rectum) and two lateral sides. Each of these areas must be addressed and are repaired differently. In addition, You can think of the inner vagina as a steel belted tire with a firm underlayer (fascia) like a steel belt giving it shape and form, and an outer layer (mucosa) like the tread which is flexible and has the grooves (rugae) to give friction. When the steel belt is torn there is bulging of the tread which increases the surface area and smoothes out the grooves (prolapse). The technique used to repair the fascia will determine the success of the repair. "Site specific defect repair" (by individually repairing each of the tears) will typically give a stronger and more permanent result than other techniques but is more recent , can take a little longer and is unfortunately less commonly performed. So yes you can have another procedure but it is important to do your homework: read reviews, look at photos , check out the specific training etc to achieve the results you want.

Dear Patient,
Thank you for sharing your experience. In some individuals, the tissues can be more prone to laxity due to the type of collagen in their body. This can result in a less durable outcome after the initial procedure. In your case, I would recommend considering a vaginoplasty revision to achieve a tighter vaginal canal.By properly repairing the pelvic floor muscles with the correct technique, you can avoid similar issues in the future. This approach provides a more permanent solution, helping to ensure the longevity of the results.
For special cases like yours, we can also apply an extra-tight option, which may provide a longer-lasting and more satisfactory result.
I encourage you to consult with a specialist to discuss your options in more detail.
Best regards,Dr. Mehmet Bekir Şen