Vagina Surgery And You

August 15. 2008

Doctors in Australia are warning against women having vagina surgery, as there are terrible complications that can arise from it. Over the last few months there have been articles in papers like the Daily Mail regarding medical practices offering a "designer vagina" for women who do not like the appearance of their genitals or the fact that they are not virgins anymore.

Said surgery touts it recaptures a woman's virginity, which really is not possible. Virginity is more than physical, it is spiritual as well. It only happens once.

Some women opted for the surgery in attempts at tightening their vaginas after childbirth. However, doctors have pointed out there are vagina exercises women can do called kegels click here.   

Physicians are now warning that the "designer vagina craze" is dangerous, as women have been injured, scarred and disfigured, due to said surgery going wrong in noted cases. Buyer beware.

Australian doctors warn against 'designer vagina' craze

Australian doctors have raised concerns about clinics offering vaginal cosmetic surgery, warning the trend towards so-called "designer vaginas" may be exploiting vulnerable women.

The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists said procedures being offered included "vaginal rejuvenation, revirgination, designer vaginoplasty and G-spot amplification".

"What is involved in these procedures is often unclear since recognised clinical nomenclature is not being used," it said in a position paper released this week.

The college labelled the procedures dangerous, expensive and unwarranted, and said it strongly discouraged surgery that was not backed by scientific evidence or clinical trials.

"The real risks of potential complications such as scarring, permanent disfigurement, infection, dyspareunia and altered sexual sensations should be discussed in detail with women seeking such treatments," it said.

The college said women should understand that there were a large number of variations in the appearance of normal female genitalia...

Doctors in the United States and Britain have raised similar concerns about the surgery.

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