Vaginal Rejuvenation Cost - Labiaplasty, Vaginoplasty, Hoodectomy
The term vaginal rejuvenation refers to the surgical procedures, vaginoplasty, labiaplasty as well as a hoodectomy. Basically what the whole procedure entails is a reduction and beautification of the labia minor as well as the tightening of the vaginal canal as well as the reduction increased exposure of the clitoris. Today these procedures have become just about as main-stream as a breast augmentation procedure.
Someone who can be born with or somehow stretch out this labia minor can have issues with asymmetry as well as pain associated with sexual intercourse. For these situations the labiaplasty is performed as a way of reducing its overall size as well as evening both sides. The ultimate goal of course is to give the labia a younger smoother look to it.
Attached to the labia minor is the clitoral hood which also may get some work done as far as reduction goes. This helps to make the whole genital region more symmetrical as well as exposes more of the clitoris which aides in better sexual arousal.
Furthermore, after giving several births and as an effect of the aging process, the walls of the vaginal canal can become loose; when this occurs a vaginoplasty is performed as a way to tighten up the canal. All of these combined not only help with the beautification and symmetry of the genitals, but also aides in better sexual stimulation for the woman who undergoes the vaginal rejuvenation procedures.
Of course it is always possible to have any one of these three surgeries performed on its own, but for the best possible results it is suggested that you undergo all three simultaneously. As far as the prices go for the procedures, the labiaplasty can generally run anywhere between $3,500 and $8,000 depending on the extents of the work that needs to be accomplished as well as whether you also will want a hoodectomy or not. The vaginoplasty cost can range in or around $5,500 to $7,500 depending on the region of the country the procedure is performed as well as whether it is done in an out-patient clinic or in a hospital.
There are very few risks associated with either one of these procedures and even the recovery period is less than two months in length before you can return to pleasurable activities. About the biggest risk that is associated with this procedure is the chance of an infection but this too is fairly uncommon as long as you keep the area clean during the recovery period.
