Women may not want to live with any deformity in their bodies, whether due to genetic reasons or acquired later. When it comes to genital organs, this need might be postponed or suppressed, but it can be just as significant for a woman's psychological and physical well-being as other aesthetic procedures.

Especially for individuals who have never had sexual intercourse, it is quite normal to want to remove aesthetic concerns to boost their confidence.

Although there is concern that these surgeries may damage the hymen, being a virgin is not a barrier to genital aesthetic procedures.

Why do deformities occur in the genital organ?

Various anomalies in the genital organ can develop due to many reasons. Primarily, they can be entirely genetic, but they may also appear due to aging.

Multiple births, tearing during delivery, or various traumas can also cause deformities in this area.

Is there a possibility of damaging the hymen?

The hymen is a structure located about 0.5-1 cm inside the entrance of the vagina. Since no procedures are performed in or near this area during surgery, there is no chance of damage.

Whether the person is married or single, has had sexual intercourse before or not, or has given birth does not affect the surgery. What matters is that the person feels psychologically ready. After the surgery, the person can live a normal sexual life and even have a natural birth if pregnant.

Is genital aesthetic surgery available for everyone over 18?

For genital aesthetic procedures, it is sufficient that the person is over 18 years old and psychologically determined to undergo the surgery. In fact, for inner labia aesthetic surgery, it is enough that puberty is completed.

If the person has deformities or tear problems, or the pubic area is too broad, or has aesthetic concerns, they can confidently undergo surgery knowing that the hymen will not be damaged.