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The term ‘designer vagina surgery’ describes a range of surgical vaginal rejuvenation procedures designed to improve the appearance of the outer part of the female genitalia and vagina. The most commonly performed designer vagina procedures include labiaplasty, clitoral hood reduction, vaginoplasty and perineoplasty. For women who are unhappy with how their vagina or labia looks after childbirth or the natural ageing process, designer vagina surgery can help to get rid of excess loose tissue to tighten the vagina or reduce the size of large labia. Women can look forward to significantly boosting their self-confidence and improved quality of life.
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Centre for Surgery in London is one of the leading plastic surgery clinics in the UK, specialising in designer vagina surgery and vaginal rejuvenation. Our surgeons perform hundreds of labiaplasty and vaginoplasty procedures yearly at our state-of-the-art Baker Street clinic in London.
Causes of a loose vagina
- Genetics, including certain connective tissue disorders
- Pregnancy and childbirth
- Significant fluctuations in weight
- Hormonal disturbances
- Traumatic injury
Benefits of designer vagina surgery
Depending on the procedure undertaken, a designer vagina procedure can produce significant benefits for women, including:
- Elimination of pain and discomfort during sexual intercourse
- Eliminate vaginal irritation due to excess vaginal tissue
- Improve the cosmetic appearance of the vagina and labia
- Enhanced self-confidence
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Am I suitable for a designer vagina procedure?
The best way to determine your suitability for designer vagina surgery is to have an in-person consultation with a specialist gynaecologist or plastic surgeon. At the consultation, your surgeon will perform a comprehensive clinical assessment, including taking a medical history and a physical examination.
Ideal candidates for designer vagina surgery include:
- Women experience pain during sexual intercourse.
- Pain and irritation from tight clothing rubbing against the vagina or labia.
- Unhappiness with how the labia or vagina look.
- Patients with good physical and mental health with no chronic medical conditions.
- Patients should ideally be non-smokers and be willing to stop smoking at least four weeks before surgery.
- Patients who have completed the family or do not plan on becoming pregnant after surgery.
- Women with excess skin and soft tissue affecting the labia or vagina
- Women have realistic expectations about what designer vagina surgery can achieve.
What can designer vagina surgery achieve?
Designer vagina surgery is customised to the needs of the individual patient and may involve:
- A tighter vagina helps to improve vaginal sensation during sexual intercourse
- Shorter labia minora with smooth edges so that they do not protrude excessively
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What does a labiaplasty involve?
Labiaplasty is also known as labia reduction and is designed to reduce the size of the inner vaginal lips, also known as the labia minora. The labia minora are located on either side of the vaginal opening and surrounded by the outer labia majora. Reducing the size of the large labia minora can help eliminate discomfort during sexual activity and skin irritation from rubbing against tight clothing. This allows women to live their everyday lives without pain and with greater self-confidence.
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Recovery after designer vagina surgery
It is normal to experience a small amount of bleeding during the first three days after designer vagina surgery. You will need to apply absorbent pads against the surgery areas during the first 72 hours. Full recovery after designer vagina surgery takes approximately six weeks, although this may vary between patients depending on the combination of surgical procedures undertaken.
What are the potential risks and complications of designer vagina surgery?
As with any surgical procedure, designer vagina surgery involves certain risks and complications, including:
- Bleeding
- Infection
- Delayed wound healing
- Excessive scarring
- Alteration in vaginal sensitivity
- Extensive bruising or swelling
- Insufficient or excessive soft tissue removal
- Uneven results
- Wound breakdown
Risks of surgery can be significantly minimised by choosing an experienced Surgeon to perform your designer vagina procedure. Centre for Surgery is renowned for its expertise in all types of designer vagina surgery, including labia reduction, hoodectomy, vaginal tightening surgery and perineoplasty.
Designer vagina aftercare instructions
It is very important to follow all of your surgeon’s post-operative instructions to get the best results and minimise the risk of complications.
- Keep the surgical area clean.
- Apply absorbent pads to the surgical area
- Cold packs should be applied for the first 72 hours to minimise bruising and swelling.
- Avoid vigorous physical exercise or lifting heavy weights for the first six weeks.
- Sexual intercourse for a minimum of eight weeks after surgery
- Smoking should be avoided at least four weeks before and after surgery
- Make sure to get plenty of rest to allow optimal healing
- Avoid touching or rubbing the surgical incisions
- Keep well hydrated by drinking plenty of water
- Take the postoperative prescriptions for antibiotics and painkillers as directed by your surgeon.
- If you develop severe pain or bleeding, make sure to contact your surgeon immediately.
Designer vagina surgery FAQs
What is designer vagina surgery?
Designer vagina surgery refers to several surgical procedures which are designed to tighten the vagina or perineum to improve the appearance and vaginal sensitivity.
How much does a designer vagina cost in the UK?
The cost of designer vagina surgery in London is determined by several factors, including the surgical procedure or procedures undertaken, the surgeon you select, the location of the clinic and the type of anaesthetic. Call us today on 020 7993 4849 to get a rough estimate for the cost of a designer vagina.
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What is non-surgical vaginal tightening?
Non-surgical vaginal tightening procedures are designed to tighten the vagina using laser or radiofrequency energy. These treatments do not involve the incisions or scars of traditional surgery and involve no downtime. They are ideal for mild to moderate degrees of vaginal laxity. Women with severe vaginal laxity combined with pelvic organ prolapse are more appropriate for vaginoplasty surgery.
Can you get a vaginoplasty on the NHS?
Most types of vaginoplasty surgery are not performed on the NHS as it is considered a type of cosmetic surgery. Most women who undergo vaginal tightening Surgery are unhappy with the appearance of the vagina. Women with significant vaginal prolapse may be eligible for NHS treatment, although current waiting lists are very long. We recommend treatment at a reputable private clinic such as Centre for Surgery.
How much bleeding is expected after designer vagina surgery?
Bleeding is usually minimal after designer vagina surgery, and women should apply absorbent pads to the surgical area during the first week after surgery. If any significant bleeding is observed, you should contact your surgeon immediately.
Is designer vagina surgery permanent?
Designer vagina surgery produces long-lasting results; however, if women become pregnant after surgery, the results may be adversely affected. We would recommend women complete their family first or don’t plan on having children before considering designer vagina surgery.
When can I sit after a designer vagina procedure?
During the first four weeks after surgery, you should use a doughnut ring cushion when sitting down to avoid any direct pressure on the surgical incisions. This will ensure healing and recovery occur smoothly.
Designer vagina surgery at Centre for Surgery
Centre for Surgery is the leading plastic surgery clinic in the UK and is home to some of the best plastic surgeons and gynaecologists in London. We are renowned as a centre of excellence for designer vagina surgery, including labiaplasty, vaginoplasty, clitoral hood reduction and perineoplasty. Call us today on 020 7993 4849 or complete the contact form below the schedule an in-person consultation at our state-of-the-art Baker Street clinic in Marylebone.