The question is – do you really have to do it? Shouldn’t you be loving your body the way it is. Why define some standards which may not be appropriate for everyone universally.
Cosmetic gynecology , also known as aesthetic gynecology, is not only about aesthetic-enhancing procedures of the vulva or vagina as it’s commonly misunderstood. It’s also about other functional repairs to enhance or restore sexual function that is otherwise reduced as a result of childbirth or ageing.
Vaginal rejuvenation surgery is one of the first procedures covered under this sub-specialty of gynaecology. It did create a bit of havoc and controversy owing to little scientific evidence supporting this type of surgery. Later, it gained popularity since it restored the quality of life for women with lax vagina, improving their intimate relationships within the realm of cosmetic gynaecology.
Labiaplasty or a procedure to improve the appearance of the labia majora and minora has also been reported to be the largest growing trend in the western world within aesthetic gynecology. Contrary to the public opinion that cosmetic gynecology is for the weak and women do it for their partners, research has proven that empowering women with the available options and their choice greatly boosts their confidence and sexuality.
Childbirth is an inevitable event in every woman’s life. Not everyone gets to have a positive birthing experience and enjoy the post-partum like it never happened. 70% of women have a second-degree perineal tear, surgically induced or spontaneous, to deliver the baby. Obstetric anal sphincter injury involves 3rd and 4th degree perineal tears, the incidence of which is close to 10%. The quality of life after an OASI changes completely unless it’s addressed by skilled personnel followed by months of pelvic floor physiotherapy. It would not be an exaggeration when someone says – ‘it’s never going to be the same ever!’ Recent advances in cosmetic gynecology led to the introduction of non-surgical, office-based procedures to treat female sexual dysfunction following obstetric anal sphincter injuries as well as urinary incontinence. The results are remarkable and loved! They are none other than non-fractional lasers and radio frequency treatments within the realm of aesthetic gynecology.
Go on then, did we miss out anything?
Cosmetic gynaecology or aesthetic gynecology involves surgical and non-surgical procedures aimed at enhancing the appearance and function of the female genital area, as well as addressing issues related to childbirth and aging.
Common cosmetic gynaecology procedures include vaginal rejuvenation, labiaplasty, and treatments for urinary incontinence and sexual dysfunction using techniques like non-fractional lasers and radio frequency.
When performed by qualified and experienced professionals, cosmetic gynaecology procedures are generally safe. However, as with any medical procedure, there are potential risks and complications that should be discussed with the provider.
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