Genital Aesthetics

Genital Aesthetics

Genital aesthetics is a branch of aesthetic surgery that includes various surgical and non-surgical procedures performed to correct or improve the aesthetic appearance of the genital area. These procedures are often performed to correct aesthetic concerns, anatomical disorders, or postpartum changes.

Vaginal Aesthetics (Vaginoplasty):
Vaginoplasty is a surgical procedure that is usually performed in cases of sagging or enlargement of the vagina due to postpartum loosening or genetic factors. In this procedure, the vaginal walls are tightened, the inner diameter of the vagina is corrected and rejuvenated.

Labioplasty:
Labioplasty is a surgical procedure performed to correct the shape or size of the labia minora or majora. This procedure can be performed to correct imbalances, asymmetry or excessive length between the labia. It may be preferred due to aesthetic concerns, discomfort or pain complaints.

Clitoral Hood Reduction:
In this procedure, excess skin of the clitoral hood is removed, allowing the clitoris to be more clearly visible. This may be preferred for aesthetic concerns or conditions affecting sexual functions.

Vaginal Rejuvenation (Non-Surgical):
These are procedures performed to tighten and rejuvenate vaginal tissue using non-surgical methods such as laser or radiofrequency. These methods may offer a solution for individuals looking for an option that does not require surgery.

Pubis Lift:
It is a surgical procedure performed to correct sagging skin in the pubic area, which connects the genital area and the abdomen. It can be applied against sagging that usually occurs after weight loss.

Genital aesthetic procedures are often personalized depending on the individual’s aesthetic preferences and needs. However, it should be noted that such surgical interventions have risks and potential complications. Therefore, individuals considering genital aesthetic procedures should have a detailed consultation with a plastic surgeon and obtain information about the advantages and risks of the procedure.