How to plastic surgery private parts

Nowadays, women pay more and more attention to a refined life. As women age or because of some congenital reasons, their private parts may no longer be beautiful, such as vaginal relaxation, unsightly labia, etc. At this time, they can be treated through private part plastic surgery. The more common ones include vaginal relaxation correction, clitoral hypertrophy plastic surgery, etc. Women with such needs can go to a regular hospital for consultation.

How to plastic surgery private parts

The excess clitoris and labia are removed, and then sutured cosmetically, leaving no local traces. Bring the labia majora on both sides together, take the height of the two labia edges as the baseline, and draw a parallel incision line on the labia minora that is 0.5 cm higher than the labia majora. The inner incision line should be 0.5 to 1.0 cm higher than the outer incision line, so that the incision line is located on the outside of the labia minora.

Vaginal relaxation correction

Childbirth, long-term sexual life and trauma (birth injuries and surgery) can cause vaginal muscle weakening, ligament relaxation, and reduced mucosal folds in women, making the vagina too loose. During sexual intercourse and exercise, the vagina's grip weakens and the air entering and exiting the vagina makes abnormal noises, which reduces sexual pleasure and seriously affects the harmony of sex life.

Labiaplasty

Women's labia minora vary in shape, about 4-5 cm long, 0.5-1.0 cm wide, with natural and beautiful curves. Some women have enlarged labia minora, which not only look curled, ugly and unaesthetic, but can also cause some local discomfort, such as affecting urination, causing genital pain due to friction between the enlarged labia minora and underwear when walking or riding a bicycle, and causing inconvenience or pain when the labia minora are pulled into the vagina during sexual intercourse.

Clitoral hypertrophy surgery

Clitoral hypertrophy must be differentiated from male pseudohermaphroditism and female pseudohermaphroditism before diagnosis. Clitoral hypertrophy is often related to genetic genes, caused by abnormal development of the genital tubercle under the control of genetic genes during embryonic development; acquired hypertrophy is often related to endocrine disorders, that is, a relative increase in male hormones. Once the gender is confirmed to be female or the patient is diagnosed with underdeveloped male gonads and sex organs and has lived as a female for a long time, treatment can be given as a female. Partial clitoridectomy is recommended for patients with enlarged clitoris.