Genital rejuvenation — 7 things you need to know

Vaginal tightening, labiaplasty, inflatable penile implant and other genital rejuvenation techniques explained by an expert.

Bhavyajyoti Chilukoti | Published: May 10, 2017 1:14 pm

We’ve all heard about facial rejuvenation surgeries, tummy tucks and body contouring. But did you know that you can also have your genitals rejuvenated? Several women today opt for surgeries to enhance the appearance of their genitalia. Likewise, many ageing males wish to keep their genitals looking like they did when they were in their 20s. If this doesn’t surprise you, then the fact that there has been a 30% increase in a year in people seeking such surgeries might! Dr Vinod Vij, Plastic & Cosmetic Surgeon, Fortis Hospital, Mulund, gives you the lowdown on enhancing your genitals.

#1. ‘I recently treated a 60-year-old male patient, from Dubai, for a flaccid penis. Along with treating the person with drugs like Viagra, we decided to treat him with an inflatable penile implant at our hospital. This was done by inserting artificial sacks inside the scrotum, which are connected by a tube to the penis. When these sacks are pressed, the saline rushes to the penis raising it using hydraulics. Once done, the sacks are rotated and the saline flows back into the sack, relaxing the penis,’ says Dr Parag Telang, Cosmetic Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon, Fortis S.L. Raheja Hospital, Mahim.

#2. Not just this, treatments are also available for younger men who wish to enhance their penile size. The treatment option is known as ‘Suspensory Ligament Release’, which involves the penis to be moved forward from the pubic bone to increase length by a good couple of centimetres. Additionally, there are ways to increase the girth of the penis, by injecting fat into the organ. This fat is harvested from the tummy or thighs using a small needle. These procedures are often conducted on men between 38-65 years. Here are all your queries on penis enlargement answered.

#3. Amongst Indian women, the prime cause of dissatisfaction with their genitalia is pigmentation (skin darkening). Most females in younger age groups wish to improve the skin tone and appearance of the vulva or vagina; undergo small procedures for the same. This may be done through a laser procedure or chemical peeling to remove pigmentation spots, making it even-toned and fairer. Here’s everything you need to know about skin peels for scars, pigmentation and other skin problems.

#4. Women who have had multiple pregnancies face problems with the laxity (looseness) of the vagina. To fix that, doctors perform a vaginoplasty that involves tightening the vaginal tissues by removing a cuff of the vaginal mucosa.

#5. Women in their 30s are interested in getting a labiaplasty, which is a surgery to reduce the size of the labia (external lips of the vagina or vulva). This procedure gives a ‘cleaner and more delicate’ look to the private parts. Also read the 7 facts about your labia or ‘vaginal lips’ that will surprise you.

#6. The latest trend is to use laser treatment for vaginal tightening. These procedures are common amongst the age group ranging between 45-60 years. Vaginal rejuvenation also helps women experience more pleasure during sex. Here are 6 methods to get a tighter vagina!

#7. Another pleasure-enhancing procedure is injecting fat two to three centimetres into the vaginal canal, into the G-spot. More and more women are opting for these treatments for improved sex lives.

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Published: May 10, 2017 1:14 pm

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