ABOUT

Also Known as Revirginization or Hymenorrhaphy or hymen reconstruction surgery.

This is a procedure for surgical restoration of the hymen.

The normal aim of the surgery is to cause bleeding during post-nuptial intercourse, which in some cultures is considered proof of virginity

WHERE IS IT DONE
Operation Theatre
DURATION
1-2 Hours

ANAESTHESIA

Local Anaesthesia Or Spinal Anaesthesia Or General Anaesthesia

INCISIONS, STITCHES & SCARS

Incision is made in the Posterior vaginal wall and Sutures are used to close it. After healing though a scar is formed it will be concealed.

STAY AT CLINIC
24 Hours

HOW IS IT PERFORMED?

In the operation theatre under anaesthesia, a flap of the vaginal lining, complete with its blood supply is used to create a new hymen.

REST AT HOME BEFORE RESUMING OFFICE WORK
1 Week

AFTERCARE AND RECOVERY

The person should not engage in sexual intercourse for at least 1 week after the surgery to allow good healing.

FOLLOW UP VISITS
1 Week After the Surgery

HOW LONG WILL MY RESULTS LAST?

The following situations can lead to a tear in the hymen:

  • Heavy exercise
  • Vaginal penetration

The results of hymenoplasty will last until the person refrains from these activities. Further, they should follow the instructions of postsurgical care given by the doctor.

Maintain good communication with the aesthetic plastic surgeon

Keeping safety in mind as well as for the most beautiful outcome of the procedure, we advise that you visit the clinic for follow-up and evaluation at prescribed times. Also do not hesitate to contact the doctor if you notice any changes in the treatment areas or when you have any concerns and queries.

ASSOCIATED COSTS

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LIMITATIONS & RISKS

Significant complications from Hymenoplasty, fortunately, are infrequent. The risks specific to your health will be discussed during the consultation. Risks and potential complications of surgery is a subject you should discuss during your consultation.

The risks in most surgeries are similar. Some of the potential complications of all surgeries are

  • Adverse reaction to anesthesia
  • Hematoma or seroma (an accumulation of blood or fluid under the skin that may require removal)
  • Infection
  • Changes in sensation
  • Scarring
  • Allergic reactions
  • Damage to underlying structures
  • Unsatisfactory results that may necessitate additional procedures.

You can help minimize certain risks by following the advice and instructions of our plastic surgeon, both before and after your hymenoplasty procedure.