Female intimate surgery

Infection:

Proper wound care and hygiene are crucial to minimize the risk of infection after surgery.

Scarring:

Although surgeons strive to keep scarring to a minimum, some scarring may be unavoidable.

Altered sensation:

Some individuals may experience temporary or permanent changes in sensation in the treated area.

Unsatisfactory cosmetic results:

In some cases, patients are not completely satisfied with the results of their surgery and may require follow-up treatment.

Need for revision surgery:

In rare cases, complications or dissatisfaction with the results may necessitate further surgery.

Wound care and hygiene:

To facilitate healing and minimize the risk of infection, it is important to maintain proper hygiene and follow Dr. Rosalia Luketina’s wound care instructions.

Pain management:

Your surgeon will likely prescribe pain medication to relieve discomfort during the initial recovery period.

Resuming daily activities and exercise:

Gradually resume your daily activities and exercise, following your surgeon’s guidelines on activity restrictions and timelines.

Sexual activity and intimacy:

It is generally recommended to refrain from sexual activity for a certain period of time after intimate surgery. Your surgeon will give you specific instructions tailored to your individual circumstances.

The longevity of the results of intimate surgery depends on the specific procedure, individual factors, and lifestyle. In many cases, the results can be long-lasting.

In some cases, it is possible to combine several procedures in a single operation. Discuss your options with Dr. Rosalia Luketina.

Non-surgical alternatives such as pelvic floor exercises or non-surgical vaginal rejuvenation treatments may be considered depending on your specific concerns.

Most intimate surgical procedures have no direct impact on fertility. However, future pregnancies may alter the results of some procedures, such as vaginoplasty.