Genital plastic surgery is a rapidly growing trend among men and women all over the world. If you’re curious about what these procedures entail, or if you’re considering undergoing this type of surgery, keep reading!
Genital plastic surgery encompasses a variety of procedures that modify the appearance, structure, or function of the genital region. Some of the most common procedures include:
Labiaplasty: A surgical procedure that reshapes or reduces the size of the labia minora or majora.
Vaginoplasty: A surgical procedure that tightens the vaginal opening and walls.
Clitoral Hood Reduction: A surgical procedure that reduces the size of the clitoral hood to increase sexual pleasure.
Scrotal Lift: A surgical procedure that lifts and tightens the scrotal skin.
Why Do People Undergo Genital Plastic Surgery?
There are many reasons why someone might undergo genital plastic surgery. While we all come in different shapes and sizes, some people may have experienced physical or mental discomfort or pain due to the size or shape of their genitals. Others may be unhappy with the appearance of their genital region or wish to enhance sexual pleasure. Finally, some people may have had trauma or damage to their genital area and require reconstructive surgery.
Facts and Figures
According to a study published in the Aesthetic Surgery Journal, the most commonly performed genital plastic surgery procedure is labiaplasty.
In a survey conducted by the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, the number of labiaplasty procedures performed worldwide increased by 45% between 2015 and 2016.
As with any medical procedure, genital plastic surgery comes with potential risks and side effects. These may include: Pain and discomfort, Swelling, Infection, Scarring, Reduced sensitivity or sexual function. It’s important to speak with a qualified medical professional about the risks and benefits of any surgical procedure before making a decision.
Whether you’re interested in undergoing one of these procedures or simply curious about the topic, it’s important to be well informed and speak with a qualified medical professional before making any decisions, check our experts in the field and book your consultation for more guidance.