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-Penoplasty
Intimate surgery, more precisely penoplasty or penile surgery (enlargement and or lengthening of the penis) can allow a man who has had complexes for a long time to feel better, both physically and psychologically. Sometimes there is no embarrassment, and modern man is just looking to gain a little more confidence and assert his virility. Enlargement penoplasty increases the diameter and length of the penis by 2-3 cm at rest. The lengthening penoplasty makes it possible to increase its length by 2 to 4 cm at rest, and to a lesser extent in erection. While enlargement penoplasty is the most common, it is often associated with its lengthening, during the same surgical procedure. The 2 procedures are fairly rapid (approximately 1 hour each and 2 hours for both), and are most often performed as outpatient surgery with return home the same evening of the intervention. Enlargement consists of subcutaneous lipofilling and leaves no visible scars. The lengthening is enabled by the section of the suspensory ligament of the penis, through a short incision hidden in the pubic hair. The consequences are especially marked by edema more or less significant which will regress in 2 to 3 weeks. During this period, genital hygiene should be impeccable after each urination, and sexual activities should be suspended. It will take 3 to 6 months to appreciate the final result. Complications are rare. For lengthening, cases of hypertrophic scarring have been reported. This can easily be camouflaged in the pubic hair.
-Nymphoplastie
The genital lips are the mucous membranes that surround the entrance to the vagina. There are two pairs of them: the labia majora and the labia minora. Their size and appearance vary from woman to woman and change over time. The labia minora can in particular increase in volume following one or more childbirths. It is possible to reshape the genital lips: this is nymphoplasty (or labioplasty). In recent years, the number of nymphoplasties has increased. "Twenty years ago, I used to do one or two a year," says Dr. Cyril Afeiche, gynecological surgeon. “Today, I operate 4 to 6 patients per month. " Caption: 1. Clitoris / 2. Small labia / 3. Large labia / 4. Urinary meatus / 5. Vaginal opening
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