Award Winning Vaginoplasty Surgeon

The procedure is performed under local anesthesia. Most patients describe it as comfortable, with manageable recovery.

• Most patients return to light activities within a few days
• Strenuous exercise and intimacy typically resume after clearance at follow-up
• You’ll receive a personalized recovery plan and direct access to our team for any questions

Yes — many patients combine vaginoplasty with labiaplasty or non-surgical treatments for comprehensive results.

Yes, private virtual consults are available.

• Outpatient procedure performed with local anesthesia
• Laser-assisted precision and the newest in post procedure recovery protocols for less swelling and quicker recovery
• Designed to tighten both the opening and walls of the vagina
• Typically completed in under an hour with same-day return home

Benefit: Stronger vaginal muscles, improved sensation, and restored confidence.

While the vaginoplasty procedure is safe for women of all ages, those who seek out the vaginoplasty are typically certain they are finished having children and are between the ages of thirty and fifty. Good candidates for vaginoplasty are also in good physical health. It is important to note that with the procedure, you should have realistic expectations

Most insurance companies do not typically cover vaginoplasty or labiaplasty if it is sought out for cosmetic purposes as an elective procedure rather than a medically necessary procedure. Reasons that vaginoplasty can be deemed medically necessary include chronic irritation, congenital conditions, and labial overgrowth.

Elective vaginoplasty is a surgical procedure that is done to correct both cosmetic issues and vaginal relaxation, which can occur after giving birth to a newborn, due to age, genetics, or puberty. This form of vaginoplasty is often considered a cosmetic surgical procedure, although it isn’t always cosmetic; it has also been known to help with sexual discomfort and bladder leakage and issues, as well.

Preparation is simple and guided by your surgeon, including avoiding smoking, adjusting medications, and following personalized pre-procedure instructions.