How Much Does Vaginoplasty Cost in London? (2026 Prices)

Vaginoplasty (vaginal tightening surgery) at Centre for Surgery starts from £6,000. Combined with labiaplasty, the price starts from £8,000. Every vaginoplasty is performed by a GMC-registered consultant gynaecological surgeon, and the surgeon you see at consultation is the surgeon who operates.

This 2026 guide sets out the price, what’s included, what affects the cost, how combining procedures adds up, the NHS position, and the finance options available. Vaginoplasty tightens the vaginal canal and the underlying pelvic floor by reconstructing the posterior vaginal wall and repairing the stretched levator ani muscles — most commonly after vaginal childbirth or as a result of the natural ageing process. If childbirth is the reason you are considering it, our guide to vaginoplasty after childbirth covers what to expect, and our vaginoplasty recovery guide explains the time off you will need to budget for.

How much does vaginoplasty cost in London?

Vaginoplasty pricing depends on whether the procedure is performed on its own or combined with another cosmetic gynaecology procedure in the same session. The table below gives starting prices for vaginal tightening surgery; your exact quote is confirmed in writing after a face-to-face consultation with your surgeon.

Pay in full or spread the cost, subject to status. See finance options

Vaginoplasty is a day-case procedure — you go home the same day. It’s performed under TIVA (Total Intravenous Anaesthesia) by a consultant anaesthetist, and takes approximately one to two hours as a standalone procedure. No mesh is used.

What’s included in the price

The quoted vaginoplasty price at Centre for Surgery is a single, transparent package covering:

• As many pre-operative consultations with your surgeon as you need
• Full pre-operative medical assessment
• The surgeon’s fee, the consultant anaesthetist (TIVA), and theatre time at our CQC-regulated Baker Street facility
• Dissolvable sutures — no return visit for removal
• Your surgeon’s direct number for the first 24 hours, and our nursing team stays in contact over the first two weeks
• Nurse-led wound check at 7–10 days and a surgeon review at 6 weeks
• A dedicated patient coordinator throughout

The £100 consultation fee is redeemable in full against your procedure cost if you proceed. There are no hidden additions after your written quote. Any compression garment or prescribed medication you need is bought separately, and histology is charged separately where a sample is sent for analysis; your coordinator confirms these in advance.

What affects the cost of vaginoplasty?

Three factors move the total:

• Single or combined procedure: vaginoplasty alone starts from £6,000. Combining it with labiaplasty, perineoplasty, or clitoral hood reduction in the same session adds to the total — though combining is more efficient than having each separately.
• Degree of laxity and complexity: the extent of the pelvic floor repair varies from patient to patient, particularly after multiple vaginal deliveries — this is assessed by your surgeon at consultation and reflected in your quote.
• Primary or revision: a procedure that revises previous surgery is more complex and is quoted individually.

The price is the same wherever in the UK you travel from: all vaginoplasty is performed at our Baker Street hospital in Marylebone. If you live some distance away, your coordinator can usually combine your consultation and pre-operative assessment into one visit.

How a combined vaginoplasty quote adds up

Many women have concerns about both internal vaginal laxity and the external labial appearance — most commonly after multiple vaginal deliveries. Where that’s the case, combining vaginoplasty with another procedure in a single session is more cost-effective than staging separate operations, because you pay once for the theatre, anaesthetic, and facility rather than twice — and you recover once.

Combined procedures are quoted together in writing after consultation. The most common combination is vaginoplasty with labiaplasty: vaginoplasty from £6,000 plus labiaplasty from £3,900, priced together from £8,000. Vaginoplasty can also be combined with clitoral hood reduction or perineoplasty (which repairs and tightens the perineum, the area between the vaginal opening and the anus). All combined procedures are performed under TIVA and quoted at consultation. Our labiaplasty cost guide sets out labiaplasty prices on their own, and our comparison of labiaplasty vs vaginoplasty explains which concern each treats.

Perineoplasty and combined vaginoplasty — what it costs and why it’s not simply additive

Perineoplasty (perineorrhaphy) repairs and tightens the perineum — the 3–4 cm of skin, connective tissue and muscle between the vaginal opening and the anus. It is a different operation from vaginoplasty and treats a different problem. Vaginoplasty tightens the vaginal canal internally by reconstructing the posterior wall and the levator ani muscles. Perineoplasty rebuilds the support structure at the vaginal opening itself, excising painful scar tissue from perineal tears or episiotomy along the way.

Standalone perineoplasty starts from £5,500. Combined vaginoplasty and perineoplasty starts from £8,500.

Why the combined price is lower than the two added together

Combined vaginoplasty and labiaplasty is priced additively, because they are separate operations on separate structures — the internal canal and the external labia — each requiring its own surgical work. Perineoplasty is different. It is performed through the same posterior approach as vaginoplasty, on tissue that is directly continuous with it, so the two procedures share not only the theatre time, anaesthetic and recovery but a substantial part of the dissection itself. That is why £8,500 sits well below £6,000 plus £5,500, and why combining is particularly good value in this specific pairing.

Which one do you actually need?

The distinction matters more than the price difference, because having the wrong procedure will not fix the problem. A useful way to think about it:

• Perineoplasty — if the concern is a widened vaginal opening, painful or tethered scar tissue from a tear or episiotomy, or discomfort on sitting or during intercourse that traces back to the perineal scar.
• Vaginoplasty — if the concern is laxity along the vaginal canal itself and reduced sensation during intercourse, rather than anything at the opening.
• Both — commonly appropriate after multiple vaginal deliveries, or after a difficult delivery involving a significant tear, where the canal has stretched and the perineum has been damaged. This is the most frequently combined pairing in cosmetic gynaecology for exactly that reason.

Your surgeon examines both structures at consultation and will tell you directly if only one procedure is warranted. Perineoplasty is not available on the NHS for cosmetic indications, though perineal repair following obstetric injury may be managed through an NHS pathway — this is discussed at consultation where relevant.

Is vaginoplasty worth the cost?

Price is only part of the decision. Published outcome studies report high satisfaction after vaginal tightening: in a 2010 multicentre study of 258 women in The Journal of Sexual Medicine ↗, 91.6% were satisfied with the results of female genital cosmetic surgery, and the improvement in sexual enjoyment was greatest after vaginal tightening and perineal procedures^[1]. A 2025 systematic review in the International Urogynecology Journal ↗ found that most studies reported better sexual function after vaginal tightening, but cautioned that the studies were small and used different techniques and measures^[2].

Surgery is most likely to be worth it for women with clear laxity after childbirth or with age — the strongest links to a feeling of looseness are vaginal birth and menopause^[3] — who have finished having children. Our guide to vaginoplasty reviews and results covers what women report afterwards, and our guide to vaginoplasty before having children explains why timing affects value for money. For milder laxity, non-surgical laser costs less upfront; our vaginal rejuvenation cost guide compares surgical and laser prices.

Is vaginoplasty available on the NHS?

Cosmetic vaginoplasty — performed to improve vaginal tone, sensation, or appearance — isn’t funded by the NHS. It’s a self-funded procedure.

There’s an important distinction to be aware of. The NHS does provide vaginal surgery for clear clinical indications: significant pelvic organ prolapse (such as a cystocele or rectocele) or severe stress urinary incontinence. These conditions are treated by a urogynaecologist, not by cosmetic vaginoplasty, and follow a different surgical pathway; the NHS guide to pelvic organ prolapse ↗ explains the treatments available. If your primary concern is prolapse or incontinence rather than vaginal laxity, an NHS urogynaecology referral is the more appropriate route — and your surgeon will advise you of that directly at consultation if your presentation is better managed that way.

Gender-affirming vaginoplasty cost

Searches for vaginoplasty cost often include gender-affirming (MTF) vaginoplasty, which is a different and much larger operation that creates a vagina. Centre for Surgery does not offer gender-affirming genital surgery, so the prices on this page do not apply to it. In the UK it is usually accessed through NHS gender services; the NHS guidance on gender dysphoria treatment ↗ explains the pathway.

Can you pay for vaginoplasty on finance?

You can pay in full or spread the cost with finance through Chrysalis Finance, subject to status. Plans and a representative example are on our finance options page, and a patient coordinator can talk you through them on 020 7993 4849.

Why choose Centre for Surgery for vaginoplasty?

• A consultant gynaecological surgeon: every vaginoplasty is performed by a GMC-registered consultant gynaecological surgeon with experience in cosmetic gynaecology and pelvic floor reconstruction. In the UK, cosmetic procedures including vaginoplasty can legally be performed by doctors without specialist gynaecological training, so it is worth checking any surgeon’s registration and specialist training on the GMC register before booking.
• Your consulting surgeon is your operating surgeon: the surgeon who sees you at consultation performs your procedure — there are no intermediaries.
• An honest assessment: vaginoplasty restores vaginal tone but doesn’t guarantee a specific outcome, and your surgeon will give a direct account of what surgery can and cannot achieve for your anatomy.
• TIVA anaesthesia administered by a consultant anaesthetist, which allows a smooth day-case recovery.
• CQC-regulated hospital rated Good overall by the Care Quality Commission, with structured aftercare — your surgeon’s direct number for the first 24 hours, and our nursing team stays in contact over the first two weeks.
• Two-week cooling-off period: we recommend at least two weeks between giving consent and your procedure, so that you have time to think it through.

Frequently Asked Questions

Vaginoplasty in London

Vaginoplasty at Centre for Surgery is performed at our CQC-regulated hospital at 95–97 Baker Street, Marylebone. Your initial in-person consultation is £100, redeemable against the cost of surgery if you proceed, and you receive a written quote before you decide.

Phone: 020 7993 4849 | Address: 95–97 Baker Street, Marylebone, London W1U 6RN
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References

1. Goodman MP, Placik OJ, Benson RH, et al. A large multicenter outcome study of female genital plastic surgery. The Journal of Sexual Medicine 2010;7(4 Pt 1):1565–1577. doi:10.1111/j.1743-6109.2009.01573.x
2. Alavi-Arjas F, Goodman MP, Simbar M, et al. The effect of vaginal tightening surgery on sexual function: a systematic review. International Urogynecology Journal 2025;36(1):11–24. doi:10.1007/s00192-024-05969-z
3. Pereira GMV, Brito LGO, Ledger N, et al. Associated factors of vaginal laxity and female sexual function: a cross-sectional study. The Journal of Sexual Medicine 2024;21(6):548–555. doi:10.1093/jsxmed/qdae042