Hymenoplasty All FAQ

Typically, the recovery goes well after hymenoplasty surgery and there is no need for follow up unless you have some complications. If you want, you can visit the gynecologist 3 to 4 weeks after surgery for a postoperative follow up.

As an intact hymen which bleeds during the first intercourse is often considered a sign of virginity in many cultures and countries, a female can undergo surgical reconstruction of the hymen to regain her virginity. Hymenoplasty is the surgery during which the gynaecologist stitches back the torn remnants of the hymen with self dissolvable sutures that leave behind no surgical scar.

Hymenoplasty is a cosmetic gynecology procedure and is not covered under insurance.

A female may need vaginal rejuvenation treatment if she is having symptoms such as vaginal dryness, recurrent vaginal infections, lack of vaginal sensitivity or laxity.

Once torn, the hymen cannot grow back or heal on its own. To regain an intact hymen, surgical reconstruction known as hymenoplasty surgery is required.

Hymenoplasty is the surgery during which the gynecologist stitches back the torn remnants of the hymen with self dissolvable sutures.

Hymenoplasty surgery is a very successful procedure with a success rate as high as 98%.