Dr. Fatemeh Samami
Surgeon and gynecologist, childbirth and infertility
– Has specialized board
– Sex Therapist
– Has an international degree in Sex Therapy
– Member of Iranian Association of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
” Best gynecological surgery and urinary incontinence
Best surgical repair and vaginal surgery in women
The best way to treat and regenerate and rejuvenate the vaginal in womenVaginal rejuvenation
Tight vagina
Labiaplasty
Repair of the perineum
Restoration of the uterus “
There are several different kinds of surgeries to correct stress incontinence, which occurs when weakened pelvic floor muscles allow the bladder neck and urethra to drop. These surgeries seek to lift the urethra, the bladder, or both into the normal position. This makes sneezing, coughing, and laughing less likely to make urine leak from the bladder.
Surgery works to cure stress incontinence better than any other treatment. If other treatments (like pelvic floor muscle exercises) haven’t worked to control your incontinence, surgery may be your best option. What kind of surgery you have depends on your preference, your health, and your doctor’s experience.
The term vaginal rejuvenation covers several different procedures. It is sometimes called female genital plastic surgery, female genital rejuvenation surgery, female genital cosmetic surgery, vulvovaginal plastic surgery and designer vagina surgery, among other terms. Among the procedures that comprise female genital plastic surgery are labiaplasty, clitoral hood reduction, labia majoraplasty, monsplasty and vaginoplasty.
Labiaplasty procedure
The most common type of labiaplasty is the trim procedure, in which the extra tissue is removed and sewn up directly. Next in popularity is the wedge procedure, which maintains a natural border after a pie-shaped piece of tissue has been removed. Extra folds of the clitoral hood can also be reduced at the same time. Closure is usually done with absorbable sutures.
The risks associated with labiaplasty include those of most surgical procedures, including bleeding, hematoma and infection. The most common complication is over-resection. While some women desire an aggressive reduction, this can result in chronic dryness, scarring at or near the vaginal opening and pain with intercourse. Healing problems are more likely to occur with a wedge procedure, particularly if the patient is exposed to substances that cause blood vessels to shrink.
Dr. Fatemeh Samami MD, No.153, Floor 2, Unit 5, Karimi St., Shariati Ave, Tajrish, Tehran, Iran
Tel:
02122683818
02122683919
