Vulvar and vaginal stenosis
The narrowing of the vulva and excessively tight vaginal canal can result from diseases, surgical interventions, or even simply aging due to excessive dryness. The solution is never found in a single treatment but in a combined local and systemic approach.
Tissue regeneration through PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma)
IndicatioN
Low-impact stenosis
Procedure
20 minutes
Pain
rare
Complications
no
Recovery
immediate
Femifill® regeneration
Indication
Moderate stenosis
Procedure
40 minutes
Pain
poor
Complications
rare
Recovery
2/4 days
Surgical enlargement
Indication
Moderate/tight stenosis
Procedure
60/90 minutes
Postoperative Pain
Yes, but well controllable with common pain relievers
Complications
Low incidence (infections, hematomas, healing delays). Recovery: 30/60 days
Sollevamento del pube
Indicazione
pube molle
Tecnica chirurgica
puboplastica +/- addominoplastica Laser assistita
Procedura
60/180 min , sedazione o anestesia generale, day hospital o ricovero
Complicanze
rare (infezioni, ritardi di guarigione)
Dolore post operatorio
scarso se si utilizzano farmaci antidolorifici comuni
Recupero
4 settimane
Vulvar stenosis is defined as the progressive closure of the vulvar orifice. This issue can be attributed to multiple reasons: infectious, degenerative, atrophic, tumor-related, and as a consequence of surgical procedures. The treatment of vulvar stenosis must take into account the pathology that caused the damage and the degree of the stenosis itself. In milder cases, regenerative techniques are sufficient to achieve an elasticized action of the tissues, largely restoring the vulvar opening. In these cases, adipose preparations are used, which when appropriately injected provide small amounts of regenerative cells, capable of creating a cushioning effect between the elastic fibers of the tissues. In more challenging cases, it is necessary to resort to enlarging the vulvar introitus by providing healthy tissue, usually taken from the perineal region. Depending on the degree of stenosis, flaps and skin grafts of varying sizes are used. After treating the stenosis with both regenerative and enlargement techniques using flaps or grafts, pelvic floor rehabilitation is of fundamental importance to further improve tissue expansion and stabilize the achieved result. Vaginal stenosis can affect the entire vagina or be limited to the appearance of diaphragms that reduce its lumen. Treatment aims to maximize tissue elasticity, and in more severe cases, surgery is required, especially for diaphragm treatment, which necessitates rigorous procedures to achieve stable results and minimize recurrences.
Riduzione non chirurgica delle piccole labbra
La riduzione non chirurgica delle piccole labbra che presentai per la prima volta nel 2012 al Congresso della Società Francese di Chirurgia Plastica (Optical Non Surgical Labial Reduction) consiste nell’aumento delle grandi labbra tanto da determinare una riduzione ottica della protrusione delle piccole. La tecnica è ideale nei casi di piccole labbra modestamente ipertrofiche e grandi labbra particolarmente svuotate. Il grande vantaggio è che non vi è incisione delle piccole labbra. L’evoluzione della metodica ha portato a migliorare la tecnica tanto da arrivare all’appiattimento del piccolo labbro mediante impianto di tessuto adiposo nella base del piccolo labbro medesimo.