Perineoplasty repairs or reshapes the perineum and tissues at the vaginal entrance. The precise operation depends on the anatomical concern.

Depending on the diagnosis, treatment may offer: Repair of Selected Perineal Defects: Addresses particular areas of tissue disruption. Improved Support at the Vaginal Entrance: Reconstructs the perineal body where appropriate. Treatment of Symptomatic Scarring: Selected scar revision may improve a specific scar-related problem. Reshaping of Excess Tissue: Addresses particular concerns about perineal contour. Individualised Correction: The repair follows examination findings and treatment goals.

The perineum is the tissue between the vaginal opening and anus.

It may address selected changes following a tear or episiotomy.

Perineoplasty focuses on the perineum and vaginal entrance. Vaginoplasty involves internal vaginal tissues. They may be combined when indicated.

No. Labiaplasty reshapes the labial folds. Perineoplasty addresses a different anatomical area and purpose.

Local or general anaesthesia may be used. The choice depends on the repair, additional procedures, and individual needs.

Many patients can return home after observation. More extensive surgery or additional monitoring needs may change the discharge plan.

Some patients return to light work after approximately one to two weeks. Physical duties, prolonged sitting, and healing problems may require longer.

Heavy lifting and strenuous exercise are commonly restricted for several weeks. Cycling and other activities placing pressure on the area may require longer.

A consultation at Moda Donna Medical provides an opportunity to discuss perineal symptoms and concerns privately. Assessment should distinguish a structural defect from scar tightness, pelvic-floor dysfunction, or another cause requiring different care. Any proposed treatment should have a clear purpose, realistic expectations