Should I see another specialist? Should I seek removal from a colorectal surgeon? (Photo)

Dear concerned patient. you are correct when one goes for perineoplasty, they should not have any posterior gaping vagina. it all depends on the patient's anatomy post-trauma of delivery and the status of the sphincter. please address your concerns to your surgeon. Good luck and best of health

Dear patient. in view of not having any before and after pictures, doing an exam, and having your previous history of any vaginal delivery it is difficult to state what has happened. please visit your doctor and find out what has happened. Good luck and best of health

Absolutely no need to request a plastic surgeon to perform or assist in your perineal and anal sphincter reconstruction. Your urogynecologist referred you to the specialist, a colorectal surgeon, that they felt would be best for your situation. You can't get a better recommendation than this...

Using vaginal dilators works well with stretching the perineum. The key is to be consistent. Your cosmetic surgeon will inform you on the brand of vaginal dilators they prefer and the use of them. Another option is having the perineoplasty loosened (reversed) to allow for better penetration....

If you can't afford surgery, don't do anything. Do a virtual consultation with an expert, get a price quote, and save up to get it fixed. Wasting your money on things that don't work won't achieve anything.

Based on the photos that you presented, I would say that your labia minor have been removed. A perineoplasy may be able to be performed. Consult an experienced cosmetic gynecologist for an examination.