Vaginal rejuvenation describes treatments that aim to restore a woman’s vagina to its pre-childbirth state. While many women experience positive changes in the appearance and tightness of their genital area after childbirth, some do not. For these women, vaginal rejuvenation is an option to help them feel more confident and comfortable in their bodies. But first, look at what precisely vaginal rejuvenation is and how it works.
How Does Vaginal Rejuvenation Work?
Vaginal rejuvenation procedures typically involve tightening the muscles of the pelvic floor, as well as reshaping the labia and vulva. This can be done through laser treatments, surgery, or both. Laser treatments are non-invasive and typically take less time to heal than surgical procedures; however, they may require multiple sessions over an extended time to achieve desired results. Procedures such as vaginoplasty (tightening of the vagina) and labiaplasty (reshaping of the labia) are usually performed surgically under general anesthesia.
Who Is a Candidate for Vaginal Rejuvenation?
Vaginal rejuvenation can benefit any woman looking to improve her confidence or comfort level with her body. Women who have experienced childbirth often seek this type of treatment to reverse some of the effects that pregnancy has had on their bodies. Additionally, some women may opt for vaginal rejuvenation if they are experiencing discomfort due to excess skin in the genital area or if they have been struggling with urinary incontinence due to weak pelvic floor muscles. Any woman considering this procedure should consult a qualified physician before proceeding with treatment.
Vaginal rejuvenation offers a wide range of benefits for those seeking improved confidence or comfort in their genital areas after childbirth or aging. The procedures involved vary depending on individual needs but can include laser treatments and/or surgery to tighten muscles, reshape skin, or reduce excess tissue. Any woman considering this type of procedure should consult a qualified physician to discuss potential risks before proceeding with treatment.
