Perineoplasty is a focused reconstruction of the perineal body to repair tissue changes after childbirth or episiotomy/tearing. The procedure restores support and tone, refines the vaginal opening and can improve comfort, confidence and intimacy. At the Bader Medical Institute of London, your care is delivered discreetly by specialists using advanced laser and radiofrequency platforms.
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What Is Perineoplasty?
Perineoplasty restores the structure and function of the perineal body following childbirth, episiotomy or tearing. Using refined techniques, the procedure tightens and re-supports tissues at the entrance to the vagina, helping reduce laxity, improve comfort and enhance intimate confidence. It’s often paired with vaginoplasty (vaginal tightening) when additional internal support is desired.
Who Is It For?
Women who notice changes after delivery or episiotomy — such as laxity, reduced perineal support, a wider vaginal opening or discomfort — may benefit from perineoplasty.
Good candidates are in overall good health with realistic goals.
Reinforce Support
Restores the perineal body for better function.
Refine the Opening
Achieves a neater contour and improved control.
Enhance Comfort & Confidence
Increases comfort in daily life and intimacy.
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Before & After
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FAQs
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How is perineoplasty performed?
Perineoplasty is a precise soft-tissue repair using advanced laser and radiofrequency tools to remove excess, scarred or lax tissue and to re-approximate supportive structures. Fine, absorbable sutures are used for a neat, natural finish.
What anaesthesia is used?
Usually local anaesthesia. On request (and where appropriate), sedation or regional anaesthesia can be arranged. Most patients return home the same day.
How long does the procedure take?
Around 30–60 minutes, depending on the individual case and whether it’s combined with adjunct procedures (e.g., vaginoplasty).
Recovery & precautions
Expect several weeks of healing (typically 4–5 weeks). We advise avoiding strenuous exercise and sexual activity until cleared at review. Any discomfort is usually managed with simple analgesia; detailed aftercare is provided.
When will I see results?
Improvements are noticeable immediately, with refinement as swelling subsides. Final results are typically evident by around 3 months once tissues fully settle.
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