Permanent Hymenoplasty Surgery Treatment Summary
Temporary Hymenoplasty Surgery Treatment Summary
The flap method is also called “Permanent Hymen Repair”. With this method, the hymen is completely repaired. In the flap method, hymen tissue is created by opening the normal vaginal mucosa. This method is longer lasting than "Temporary Hymen Repair" and remains intact until the first intercourse. The surgery can be performed at least 4-6 weeks before sexual intercourse. During the healing process, sexual intercourse should be avoided and the procedures recommended by the doctor should be performed carefully.
If faster results are desired, "Temporary Hymen Repair" can be preferred. This surgery can be performed 1 day to 10 days before intercourse and is performed using microsurgery. The surgery time is shorter and local anesthesia is preferred. There is no recovery period. The aim of this method is to prevent bleeding during the first intercourse by stitching the area with microscopic threads.
Hymen repair surgery is a surgery that can be performed on all women over the age of 18 whose hymen has been torn in some way. This may be due to various reasons such as an object entering the vaginal area, incorrect examination, self-gratification, a severe blow, or sports accidents. Whatever the reason, if hymen tissue can still be found, permanent hymen repair can be performed. However, it may not be possible to find remnants of the hymen in people who have had multiple sexual intercourses or births, and in this case, hymen repair cannot be performed.
After hymen repair surgery, physical activities should be limited for the first week. Exercises, heavy lifting, and activities that require opening the legs should be postponed for a while (7-10 days) and rest should be given priority. At the end of one week following the surgery, light exercises can be started under the supervision of a doctor.
Following postoperative care and cleaning recommendations will help the healing process go smoothly. It is important to strictly follow your doctor's recommendations.
