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Thoughts on Toronto Laser Vaginal Rejuvenation Center - Toronto, ON
UPDATED FROM Nyxis
2 years post
2 years
WORTH IT$4,500
Some people have asked how it is and if I would do it again.
I would do it in a heartbeat. Things are still snug as a bug. :)
I would do it in a heartbeat. Things are still snug as a bug. :)
UPDATED FROM Nyxis
6 months post
5 Months Post
I'm glad I had the surg and I would do it again for sure. Someone asked if I felt the things were getting loose again, since some had reported that. No it has not. I wonder if they mixed it up with the laser version. Sex is great for both of us. The husband is asking for it quite a bit and before we had it a few times a year, so that is a huge plus. The scar is painful at times which my dr said some people have that and in some, it can last up to a year. It had nothing to do with the surg, it's just the way it went for me. The pain is decreasing somewhat, so I think that may be true. My scar is about 2 1/4 inches long, you can't get away without a scar but the great sex more then makes up for it. So to those that are against this surg and say just do the kegal exercises. There is no way they would tighten it up that much....
Replies (4)
EG
October 10, 2014
Hey there, just checking in for an update, how is everything coming along?
N
September 10, 2015
Things are GREAT. No pain, no discomfort. I hear the laser does not cut any tissue out but somehow tightens the muscles. I wanted a sure thing so I went for the surgery. Pain and discomfort were gone at the 6-8 month range. It is a major surgery.
H
January 8, 2015
Thank u so much for sharing. This particular surgery is hard to find anything on. How r u doing now? Have u noticed any changes w/ur results? Thanks again.
S
S
February 23, 2015
what is the difference between the laser and what you had? Thank you so much for the review!
UPDATED FROM Nyxis
2 months post
Facts
Here is just something that irritated me. I was told by the clinic that people return to work 2 days after the surg.... As I wrote before, I would not recommend anything under 2 weeks.
I did do my research but sorry to say, I did not know what a posterior vaginal wall and perineal body repair was. Read up on the healing, I really do recommend that. For this which is what I had.. said plan to take 2 - 6 WEEKS off. This I believe. If I was working I would not have been able to sit right even at 3 weeks. Also you can not lift more then 25 lbs after 8 weeks up until 3 months. Driving hurt and it says not to drive until after 3 weeks. I thought I was being a suck. Also, you do bleed for at least a week, but that it is normal to restart after 2 weeks for about a week. This also happened. I just wish I was given all of this information, I still would have done it. But I don't like it when people sugar coat things. I really thought I'd be back to working out after 6 weeks. I'm at 5 weeks now and I the stitches are still there and pulling (which is normal). That is my only complaint is that I was not given all the facts and I could not find a whole lot on the healing process. I have an appointment with the specialist, who says everything is going well. I still have a funny feeling/throbbing/pain sometimes. The dr says he'll be able to do more of an exam now that I'm at the 5 weeks. So I'll update what he says. Like I said my main complaint is just that they tell me about the after care and had to find out on my own, which seems quite normal so far. It was a lot less painful then I thought it would be. I just like the facts with no sugar. :)
I did do my research but sorry to say, I did not know what a posterior vaginal wall and perineal body repair was. Read up on the healing, I really do recommend that. For this which is what I had.. said plan to take 2 - 6 WEEKS off. This I believe. If I was working I would not have been able to sit right even at 3 weeks. Also you can not lift more then 25 lbs after 8 weeks up until 3 months. Driving hurt and it says not to drive until after 3 weeks. I thought I was being a suck. Also, you do bleed for at least a week, but that it is normal to restart after 2 weeks for about a week. This also happened. I just wish I was given all of this information, I still would have done it. But I don't like it when people sugar coat things. I really thought I'd be back to working out after 6 weeks. I'm at 5 weeks now and I the stitches are still there and pulling (which is normal). That is my only complaint is that I was not given all the facts and I could not find a whole lot on the healing process. I have an appointment with the specialist, who says everything is going well. I still have a funny feeling/throbbing/pain sometimes. The dr says he'll be able to do more of an exam now that I'm at the 5 weeks. So I'll update what he says. Like I said my main complaint is just that they tell me about the after care and had to find out on my own, which seems quite normal so far. It was a lot less painful then I thought it would be. I just like the facts with no sugar. :)
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T
September 9, 2015
Finally a realistic honest review, thank you so much for posting. I've been doing research for a few months and the reviews seems unreal. I hope you're feeling better.
N
September 10, 2015
It's over a year. I would do it again in heartbeat. Any discomfort was gone after 8 months. If you think of any questions just ask. The biggest mistake people make is they want to see down there and poke around. DON'T. I changed my pad every 4 hours to keep things clean and did exactly as I was told.

T
September 11, 2015
Thanks again for the advice. I'm still in the researching process, I have scheduled a few consults and will be interviewing a few doctors very soon.
J
October 20, 2017
Did u have had constipation? Mine is bad did my surgery on Tuesday it's Friday now and I still can't go. I have been taking stool softener and now probe juice. So much pressure there I need to go but I just can't. I just want to cry. Any advise please would help

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