Can I redo a hymenoplasty if the repaired hymen breaks accidentally for some reason?

Great question — yes, if the hymen breaks accidentally after your hymenoplasty, the procedure can be safely redone. I’ve seen this happen in rare cases, and a revision is absolutely possible.

If the hymen is repaired again, it can still produce bleeding during intercourse, similar to the first repair. That said, results can vary slightly depending on tissue quality and healing, but we do everything we can to restore the structure and appearance you’re looking for.

I’d be happy to discuss this in more detail during a consultation and go over exactly what to expect based on your goals. Let us know when you're ready — we’re here to help.

The effects of restoring a previously fixed and then broken hymen (hymenoplasty) are determined by the amount of tissue present. There is no assurance that you will have bleeding following intercourse. However, not all virginal women bleed after their first penetrative intercourse.

Hymenoplasty can be done again after a previous surgery as long as there's still some hymenal tissue left at the vaginal opening. But, if there's not enough tissue left to work with, redoing the procedure might not be an option. It's important to note that hymenoplasty cannot be performed more than once if the surgery has already taken place. Hope this helps and best of luck to you!