Vaginoplasty

Office Vaginoplasty

Vaginoplasty (In Office Reconstruction of the Vaginal Canal , Anterior and Posterior walls and the Perineal Body)

OFFICE VAGINOPLASTY

Vaginoplasty

is the surgical tightening of the skin and muscles of the vaginal canal from the outside to the inside when they have become loose – a condition called vaginal laxity. It is the gold standard procedure for vaginal tightening. It provides the strongest and most durable results of all available treatments.

Surgical Vaginal Rejuvenation

Is a term sometimes used interchangeably with vaginoplasty.  Laser vaginal rejuvenation is a specific type of vaginoplasty and we offer this type too. Regardless of the technique, the results of a vaginoplasty are dependent upon a well-supported and intact pelvic floor.

Pelvic Floor Reconstruction

Is surgery to repair a pelvic floor that is damaged from childbirth, the repair of this damage is integral to a successful vaginoplasty result.  We include any necessary pelvic floor reconstruction whenever we perform a vaginoplasty. If this is not done, the vaginoplasty will not work properly.

​Dr. Gaviria Is an expert pelvic floor surgeon and specialist.  He has received extensive training for office vaginoplasty from Both Dr. Marco Pelosi II and the III, considered the world leaders in cosmetic gynecology.    Dr. Gaviria Is a brings together years of experience in gynecology, cosmetic surgery and pelvic floor reconstruction to conduct the proper vaginoplasty procedure to ensure you the best possible results.

Procedure Time:

3 Hour

Anesthesia:

Tumescent

Recovery Time

24 – 48 H

Down Time

6 Weeks

Final Results

3 Months

Maintenance

N/A

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Session Recommended:

1 Surgical treatment, we recommend the use of Botulinum Toxin (Botox) after surgery for muscle relaxation and faster recovery time.

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THE VAGINAL MUSCLES

THE OUTER MUSCLES

The outer layer, just beneath the skin, is called the perineum. This layer primarily provides support to the vagina.

The muscles of the perineum form a partial ring around the vaginal opening. The majority of this ring consists of the left and right bulbocavernosus muscles.

The center of this ring is a fusion point where the bulbocavernosus muscles connect with the transverse perineal muscles. This fusion point is called the perineal body.

The outer vaginal muscles are not the muscles involved in Kegel exercises and women are not usually able to tighten them at will. However, when they are intact and firm they generate a snug yet elastic sensation during intercourse.

THE INNER MUSCLES

The inner layer of vaginal muscles responsible for vaginal tightening are called the levator ani muscles or simply the levator muscles.

The levator muscles form the floor of the pelvis and support the bladder, the vagina and the rectum during normal activity.

These muscles consist of one large sheet of muscle tissue that spans across the entire bony pelvis with an opening in the center called the levator hiatus or the genital hiatus.

This sheet of muscle is shaped like a bowl with the levator hiatus at its center.

The periphery of this bowl is attached to its surroundings by a tough layer of leather-like tissue called fascia.

The center is attached to the tailbone and the perineal body.

THE PUBORECTALIS MUSCLE

The central portion of the levator ani muscle group is called the puborectalis muscle (blue). This muscle loops around from front to back and forms a sling that tightens around the vagina, the bladder and the rectum.

When the puborectalis muscle contracts, the gap between the two sides constricts and the vagina tightens.

Vaginal childbirth can damage the puborectalis muscle by either damaging its nerve supply or by loosening its attachments. Once damaged, the muscle is unable to contract properly and the ability to tighten the vagina is lost or impaired.

The puborectalis muscle is the target of vaginal rejuvenation tightening procedures.

The procedure is part of the  vaginal rejuvenation.