Age 22, what are some options for tightening my vagina? (Photos)

Thank you for your inquiry regarding options for vaginal tightening. There are several options available, including a vaginoplasty. However, considering that you have not specified a history of childbirth, I would recommend exploring non-surgical options first. One of the options is radio frequency. Another is Emsella, a chair designed to stimulate the pelvic floor muscles with approximately 1000 kegels per session (each session is around 30 minutes). This treatment can help to tighten the pubic floor muscles, subsequently improving vaginal tightness. Typically, six sessions are required, and it is considered one of the more affordable treatment options. I wish you the best of luck and encourage you to prioritize your personal satisfaction over that of your partner.

Thank you for your inquiry! A Vaginoplasty procedure can be performed to increase vaginal tightness. We would love to meet with you in person to make sure you're a candidate for this procedure. Schedule a consultation with a Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon like myself to help you reach your goals and create a surgical plan for you!

Thank you for your question. There are a host of vaginal procedures available to tighten the area for improved sexual sensation. Non-surgical vaginal tightening is a minimally invasive operation that involves injection and/or radio-frequency to promote collagen production and increased elasticity. You can explore your options further during a consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon.

Thanks for your question and the photos you provided. ThermiVA is a great non-surgical option that provides instant results with no downtime. ThermiVa utilizes RadioFrequency heat to tighten the tissue of the vaginal canal, labia minora, clitoris and clitoral hood. Be sure you consult with a board certified plastic surgeon, good luck!

First of all, I would like to say, I’m sorry for the stress that your past partners comments have caused you. I find it incredibly unlikely that you would be so loose that you need some kind of intervention to tighten at your age and that you you did not mention having had a vaginal delivery. I see nothing in these pictures that tells me that you have a loose vagina. Of course it’s impossible to tell from the pictures but I suspect that the vaginal exam would yield the same information. There are multiple modalities that can be used for surgical and non-surgical to tighten your vagina . However, I believe if you are seeking any kind of tightness more than likely, you just need increased muscle tone and pelvic floor physical therapy would be the best option for you. If you were anywhere near the Louisville, Kentucky area we would be happy to see you in clinic for a consultation. I hope this helps.

Thank you for the question There are two directions one can go. Nonsurgical and surgical. At 22 with childbearing ahead of you I would avoid surgery. Therefore you can do a radio frequency procedure like Thermiva or laser procedure like Mona Lisa both of which increase collagen which stiffens the tissue making if seem as if it is tighter.

Dear Ashly20122 Thank you for your question.
for an individual at your age of 22 definitely I stay away from any surgical procedure regardless of if you have had any pregnancy and delivery or not.
Also as a physician who has had experience with Fractional Co2 laser ( Femilift) Heating Radiofrequency ( Votiva) and injection of PRP into the vaginal wall, I have noticed the best treatment that is available now is Morpheous 8V Microneedling with Radiofrequency.
With this treatment, I am getting reports from my patient who state their partner is telling them, that they are tighter.
Good luck and Best of health.

My recommendation for young and non-childbirth women is generally non-surgical methods. Vaginal tightining can be done with laser or radiofrequency, in addition to these, if necessary, combined treatment with PRP can be performed in the same session.

Thanks for your question! When discussing vaginal tightness, it is important to note that "tight" is a very subjective term. How tight is tight enough? In just looking at your pictures, your vaginal entrance does not appear to be more "open" than expected. In fact, I would look towards your partner's penile sensitivity as the cause of his comment. Is he on any medication? Certain medications, such as antidepressants, are known to decrease genital sensitivity.

As you may have childbirth in your future you want to focus on non surgical options. Forma V uses RF technology to tighten tissues. The procedure is well tolerated and there is no down time. I've included a video that I hope you find helpful.