Like a Virgin — Vaginal Plastic Surgery and Hymen Reconstruction

Is it possible to become a virgin again? Well, not exactly, but these days, women have the option of undergoing vaginal plastic surgery and hymen reconstruction. This kind of surgery is readily available today and not only does it change the external genital structures, but it also can restore a women’s self-image and self-esteem. The vaginoplasty is what tightens and reconstructs the vagina and all it’s supporting structures to a “pre-pregnancy” state and reestablishing the friction that increases sexual gratification for both women and men, being ideal for women whose vaginas became stretched from aging and child birth.

The reduction and beautification of the vaginal labia minora, is called labiaplasty, and can be performed at the same time of the vaginoplasty or in combination with other plastic and cosmetic procedures, such as breast reduction or augmentation and more. What’s impressive about the vaginal plastic surgery, is that it has a high success rate of bringing back the woman’s sexual desire and excitement. And as a side effect, it can enhance her love life and rejuvenate her sexual urges. Each surgery varies, but typically, a vaginal surgery often involves laser resurfacing of the labia to remove wrinkles, as clitoral repositioning to facilitate stimulation. I found this to be extremely fascinating!

Hymenoplasty is the other phase of vaginal plastic surgery and essentially is the reconstruction of the hymen. This procedure returns the female sexual organ to a pre-sexual state. The candidate for this type of surgery is often one who has suffered child abuse, incest or rape. This surgery also generated a lot of hype because many women lied to their new husbands that they were still virgins, so as to avoid any conflict with their new husband and avid being beaten or possibly even killed by him. Those who seek the surgery believe it’s necessary for their happiness, status and even preservation of life. According to the June 1996 issue of the British medical journal, “The Lancet”, the hymen repair surgery has reduced 80 percent of the murders committed against women on the wedding night in Egypt.

What’s scary is that there is a growing rate of violence with women that aren’t virgin anymore. This is typically due to cultural, social or religious reasons, because the blood of the initial intercourse represents, for them, the purity of a woman and the virility of a man. The hymen repair surgery involves the collect of the ruptured hymen and its connection to a gelatin capsule containing a blood-like substance, which will convince the husband about the woman’s virginity when it bleeds during intercourse. But before a woman undergoes this intense surgery, she needs to really think who she is doing this surgery for. It’s important for her acknowledge if she’s doing the surgery for herself or to please someone else, because building a relationship on lies is not going to help matters.

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