Hymenoplasty is a quick and gentle procedure for restoring or reconstructing the hymen.
Hymenoplasty, or hymen reconstruction, is no longer just a procedure undergone by women of different religions or cultures based on the necessity to restore the hymen – because only then is a woman valued as a woman. Often, the tearing or damage of the hymen, for whatever reasons, is a handicap before entering marriage. Some countries require an unblemished virgin status for women before the wedding night with their fiancé. At that time, hymenoplasty becomes a necessity.
At other times, hymenoplasty is requested to restore a woman’s virginity for psychological or social reasons. Therefore, it is no longer classified as an isolated procedure but as a standard gynecological-surgical intervention.
Hymenoplasty is suitable for adult women who come after unwanted sexual abuse, rape, or have suffered an injury during sports or in their youth resulting in damage to the hymen, experiencing psychological issues that often lead to low self-esteem or reduced confidence. Regardless of the reasons for the rupture (defloration), it is solely up to the woman whether she decides to undergo the hymenoplasty procedure.
Several decades ago, the restoration of the hymen, i.e., hymenoplasty, was absolutely unthinkable. Modern surgical solutions are justified today.
Cultural-religious – an intact hymen as a symbol of a woman's purity
Psychological – sexual abuse, psychological trauma
Injury to the hymen – during sports, masturbation, during tampon insertion
Personal – new partner
The hymen, or hymen, is part of the mucous membrane in the vagina that almost completely or only partially covers the vaginal opening. It can be of various shapes and thicknesses. It often ruptures after the first sexual intercourse.
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Clients also like to take advantage of the procedure known as vaginal rejuvenation - that is, tightening of the vagina after childbirth, due to aging, etc. For the so-called vaginal rejuvenation - vaginal revitalization - we use a premium CO2 gynecological laser with a gynecological applicator. Laser treatment is also suitable for the treatment of stress incontinence.
Hymenoplasty is performed under general anesthesia, after which a 1–2 day hospitalization is necessary. The surgical procedure, lasting about 40 minutes, involves suturing the vaginal mucosa at the vaginal opening, and any remnants of the damaged hymen that remain in the vagina as small membrane fragments may also be sutured. The stitches are absorbable, so there is no need for removal.
Hymenoplasty is a quick and gentle procedure for the restoration or reconstruction of the hymen. Since it is performed under general anesthesia, preoperative examination is always necessary, and about 2 weeks before the procedure, medications containing acetylsalicylic acid should be discontinued.
In the first 24 hours, the patient may experience pain, but it will soon subside. Hymenoplasty requires hospitalization and sexual abstinence until complete healing, which is approximately 4–6 weeks after the procedure; restrictions include a 2-day rest period, after which the patient can return to work. For about 14 days, sports activities are not recommended; afterwards, the patient can continue with their daily routine. In the 3–4 days following the procedure, we do not recommend cycling, horseback riding, sauna, and swimming; however, showering and increased intimate hygiene after each urination are advisable.
The resulting effect is the restoration (closure) of the hymen, with the maximum visible effect and firmness stabilizing after about 3 weeks.
Modern methods of rejuvenation and genital adjustments today offer gentle solutions for every woman. Hymenoplasty is no longer a taboo; it is a procedure that does not need to be hidden. If an impaired hymen is unacceptable to you, and you value your virginity, set aside your shame and treat yourself to the simple procedure of hymenoplasty.
