Ambulatory Surgery
We offer a variety of services in the field of intimate surgeries with local anesthesia, including aesthetic medicine
Labiaplasty
A labiaplasty in the intimate area, also known as labia correction, is a surgical procedure that involves altering a woman’s labia. The procedure is performed to improve the shape, size, or symmetry of the inner or outer labia.
There are various reasons why women choose to undergo a labiaplasty, including improving the aesthetic appearance of the genitals, relieving discomfort such as pain or irritation during sexual intercourse or sports, or to boost self-confidence.
The procedure can be performed under local anesthesia or general anesthesia. During the procedure, the surgeon removes excess tissue or reshapes the labia to achieve the desired appearance. The wound is then stitched up and a bandage is applied.
The recovery time after a labiaplasty varies from patient to patient, but generally, women can return to work after a few days. In the first few weeks after the operation, women should avoid heavy physical activities and sexual intercourse. It is important for women to undergo regular follow-up examinations after the operation to avoid complications and ensure that the wound heals properly.
Removal of Condylomas
The removal of condylomas in the intimate area is a surgical procedure in which warts (condylomas) in the genital area are removed. Condylomas are a sexually transmitted infection caused by the human papillomavirus (HPV). They can appear on or around the penis, vulva, or anus and are often asymptomatic.
The removal of condylomas is usually performed to reduce the risk of infection and to relieve unpleasant symptoms such as itching, burning, or pain. The procedure can be carried out either when the warts are small or when they have grown too large and do not respond to other treatment methods.
Condyloma removal can be performed using various methods, including surgical removal with a scalpel or laser, cryotherapy (freezing the warts), or the application of chemicals to the warts. The procedure is usually performed on an outpatient basis and can be done under local anesthesia or general anesthesia.
The recovery time after condyloma removal varies from patient to patient, but it is important for women to follow their doctor’s instructions carefully after the operation to avoid infection or complications. It is also important for women to undergo regular follow-up examinations to ensure that the warts do not return.
Removal of Polyps
The removal of polyps in the genital area refers to a surgical procedure in which polyps are removed from the mucous membrane of the genital area. Polyps are abnormal growths of tissue that are usually benign but can cause discomfort in some women.
Polyps can occur in different areas of the genital area, such as the vagina, cervix, or uterus. Symptoms of polyps can include vaginal bleeding, pain or discomfort during sexual intercourse, and discharge.
Polyp removal is usually performed on an outpatient basis and can be done under local anesthesia or general anesthesia. The surgeon removes the polyp with scissors or a scalpel and then closes the wound with stitches.
Most women recover quickly from the procedure but may experience mild pain or bleeding in the first few days after surgery. It is important for women to follow their doctor’s instructions after the procedure and undergo regular follow-up examinations to ensure that the polyp does not recur.
Fibrocorrection
A fibrocorrection in the intimate area refers to a surgical correction of connective tissue growths in the genital area. These growths, also known as fibroids, can occur in various locations in the intimate area, including the vulva, vagina, cervix, or uterus.
Fibroids are usually benign and rarely cause symptoms. However, some women may experience pain or discomfort during sexual intercourse or other physical activities, especially if the growths are large or located in sensitive areas.
The fibrocorrection is usually performed on an outpatient basis and can be done under local anesthesia or general anesthesia. During the procedure, the surgeon removes the abnormal connective tissue and then closes the wound with stitches.
The recovery time after a fibrocorrection varies from patient to patient, but generally, women can return to work after a few days. In the first few weeks after the operation, women should avoid heavy physical activity and sexual intercourse. It is important for women to undergo regular follow-up examinations after the operation to avoid complications and ensure that the wound heals properly.
Scar Correction
A scar correction is a surgical or non-surgical treatment to correct or improve an existing scar. Scars can occur due to injuries, surgeries, burns, or skin conditions and can affect the appearance and function of the affected body region.
Scar correction can improve the appearance of the scar by making it flatter, smoother, and less noticeable. It can also help reduce or eliminate pain and discomfort in the area of the scar by removing or redirecting scar tissue.
There are various methods for correcting scars, including laser treatment.
The recovery time after scar correction also depends on the type and complexity of the procedure but can range from a few days to several weeks.
It is important to note that scar correction typically does not result in the complete disappearance of the scar but rather improves its appearance and functionality. It is also important to follow the doctor’s instructions precisely and to undergo regular follow-up examinations to ensure proper healing and optimal results.
Dermatological Procedures
Dermatological procedures encompass a variety of treatments and procedures that target the skin and its appendages to treat skin conditions or cosmetic issues. One common type of dermatological procedure is the removal of skin tags.
Skin tags, also known as fibromas or cutaneous tags, are small, soft growths that typically appear on the skin. They are usually harmless but can be bothersome if they grow in areas where they are irritated by clothing or friction.
The removal of skin tags is a relatively simple dermatological procedure that is usually done on an outpatient basis. The procedure can be performed in various ways, such as cutting off the skin tag with scissors or removing it by shaving or laser.
Usually, local anesthesia is used before the procedure to minimize pain and discomfort. The recovery time is usually short, and most patients can go home immediately after the procedure.
However, it is important to note that the removal of skin tags does not guarantee that new skin tags will not grow. It is also important for patients to follow their doctor’s instructions carefully and undergo regular follow-up examinations to avoid potential complications and ensure proper healing.