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Permanent and Temporary Hymen Repair

Hymen repair can be performed with two different methods called temporary and permanent methods. The most obvious difference between these two methods is that operations with the temporary method should be performed at most 7-10 days before the date of the first intercourse where bleeding is wanted, while operations with the permanent hymen repair can be performed at any time regardless of the date of the first intercourse where bleeding is wanted. Both methods can be performed under local anesthesia in a hygienic and sterile doctor's office setting, with no need for a hospital environment.

How is Hymen Repair Performed?

In permanent hymen repair surgery, a skin flap like a hymen is taken from the vaginal wall, using a cosmetic surgery technique called the 3-layer flap, and it is then used to create a vascular region reconstructed in a way that it can act as a barrier. Since the hymen is normally a region with very little vascularity, it is very difficult to reconstruct. It is relatively easier to repair recent tears, but the 3-layer flap technique makes it possible to reconstruct the hymen regardless of when the woman had her first intercourse, how many times she had intercourse, or whether or not she has experienced any abortion, childbirth, etc. Whenever the first sexual intercourse is experienced after the completion of the postoperative recovery period, the penis rips the repaired area when it pushes against the vaginal opening, and so, consequently bleeding similar to the bleeding of the hymen occurs in the area reconstructed with permanent hymen repair, which acts as a barrier at the opening of the vagina just like the original hymen.

How is Temporary Hymen Repair Performed?

In temporary hymen repair surgery, a procedure is performed based on the logic of suturing the area where the hymen has been torn as a result of a previous sexual intercourse. Sutures placed during this process cannot be seen when viewed from the outside. Thus, the remaining tissues of the hymen, which has been torn during the first sexual intercourse, are brought together to create a barrier with a structure just like that of the original hymen at the opening of the vagina. When the penis pushes against the reconstructed hymen region during a scheduled sexual intercourse, the tissue that has been surgically reconstructed with the temporary hymen repair is torn, causing a bleeding similar to bleeding that occurs during the rupture of the hymen.

Vagina Tightening in Conjunction with Hymen Repair in the Same Session

One of the subjects that our patients most wonder about is whether vagina tightening can be performed in conjunction with hymen repair in the same session. This is now possible thanks to the latest developments in technology that introduces laser devices in genital aesthetic procedures. With either of these methods, it is possible to perform procedures such as laser vaginal tightening and laser vaginal whitening with an additional time of just 15 to 20 minutes in the same session, which do not require any surgical intervention, and so, do not involve incisions or sutures.