What is Vaginoplasty?

Vaginoplasty is not a single type of surgery. There are two types of vaginoplasty: reconstructive vaginoplasty, which is a type of surgery performed to create a vaginal band, that is, for men who want a female identity. While reconstructive non-vaginoplasty is a type of procedure that is increasingly popular with women – a surgical technique promises to rejuvenate the genitalia! Therefore, the procedure is highly sought after by women who are not comfortable with the appearance of their vagina

Common questions about vaginoplasty

What is vaginoplasty?

Vaginoplasty is surgery that reshapes or tightens the vaginal canal. It is one of the intimate wellness procedures at G-Nouva in Doral, Florida. Vaginoplasty is not one single operation, so what it involves depends on your anatomy and your goals. Dr. Carlos M. Verdeza, MD decides at an in person consultation whether it is appropriate for you.

How does a vaginoplasty work?

Vaginoplasty is generally performed as surgery, with anesthesia, by a trained surgeon. In most cases extra tissue is removed or repositioned so the vaginal canal is narrower, and the area is closed with sutures. The exact steps vary. At G-Nouva in Doral, Dr. Carlos M. Verdeza, MD examines you first and then outlines the complete treatment plan.

People use the word vaginoplasty for different things. What does it mean here?

Some people ask about repair after childbirth or injury. Others ask about how the area looks or feels. Vaginoplasty is one named procedure at G-Nouva in Doral, and your reasons for asking shape the plan. Dr. Carlos M. Verdeza, MD reviews your goals at an in person consultation and explains the options he thinks fit.

Who should consider vaginoplasty?

Women who notice looseness or changes after childbirth often ask about vaginoplasty. It is not right for everyone, and other treatments may suit you better. Dr. Carlos M. Verdeza, MD, a gynecologist and obstetrician at G-Nouva in Doral, reviews your health and your goals before he recommends anything. He decides at the in person consultation whether a treatment is appropriate.

What is recovery like, and what are the risks?

Recovery from vaginoplasty takes time and varies from person to person. Soreness, swelling and limits on activity are common at first. Like any surgery, it carries risks such as bleeding, infection and scarring. Dr. Carlos M. Verdeza, MD goes over the risks and the aftercare with you at your consultation. If something worries you afterward, call G-Nouva at (786) 453-2785, or 911 if it is severe.

How much does vaginoplasty cost at G-Nouva?

The cost is set at the consultation. Vaginoplasty is planned around each person, so the surgery, the time it takes and the care afterward are not the same for everyone. That is why Dr. Carlos M. Verdeza, MD reviews your case in person first. To request a consultation in Doral, call G-Nouva at (786) 453-2785 or use the contact form on this site.

About The Author

Dr Carlos M. Verdeza

Dr. Carlos M. Verdeza is board-eligible in Gynecology and Obstetrics, and he is board-certified in antiaging medicine, trained at Albany Medical Center in New York, with a medical degree from Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana in Medellín, Colombia. He holds certifications from the ECFMG, the International Society of Cosmetic Gynecology, the American Academy of Aesthetic Medicine (AAAM), and the American Academy of Anti-Aging and Metabolic Medicine (A4M). A member of the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery (AACS), Dr. Verdeza offers advanced surgical and non-surgical cosmetic treatments, gynecology, and anti-aging care at his private practice. Please note that some specialty certifications are from private organizations not affiliated with the Florida Board of Medicine.

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