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Hymenoplasty
Hymenoplasty is performed primarily for cultural and religious reasons. Through hymenoplasty, the "loss of virginity" is restored by rebuilding the hymen.
Hymenoplasty can be performed from simple techniques that include a simple suture of the hymenal vestiges to the use of procedures that can include flaps of the vaginal mucosa. Suturing in three planes is recommended to avoid dehiscence and ensure a hymenal orifice of less than 1cm through which the woman can menstruate until her first sexual intercourse after surgery.
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Length
Hymenoplasty takes between 60-90 minutes depending on whether it is performed with combined procedures or not.
Anesthesia
For better results and more comfort, local anesthesia and light sedation is the rule for a hymenoplasty. However, local anesthesia, general anesthesia or pudendal blockage may be chosen.
Inpatient/Outpatient
After the hymenoplasty, the patient can leave the surgical facility the same day after recovery from anesthesia.
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In both procedures, the incorporation to habitual life is after 24-48 hours.
Patients relate high satisfaction and achieved goals with the procedure.