Cosmetic Gynecology

Loosening of the vaginal muscles and tissues after childbirth or as a result of ageing causes reduced sensation during intercourse and a feeling of lack of support. Non-surgical options include radiofrequency and laser therapy. For more pronounced laxity, vaginoplasty surgically tightens the vaginal canal and the surrounding muscles.

Enlarged labia minora or labia majora can cause pain during exercise, discomfort in fitted clothing, and difficulty with hygiene. Labiaplasty reduces and reshapes the labia, relieving physical discomfort and restoring a natural appearance. The procedure is performed as a daycare surgery and recovery is typically straightforward.

Darkening of the skin around the vaginal and vulval area is common and is usually caused by hormonal shifts, friction, or post-inflammatory changes following childbirth. Topical depigmentation treatments and laser-based procedures performed by trained specialists can reduce pigmentation over a course of treatment.

When oestrogen levels decline after menopause, during breastfeeding, or following certain medical treatments, the vaginal tissues become thinner and less elastic. This causes dryness, pain during intercourse, and increased susceptibility to infections. Treatment includes topical oestrogen, hyaluronic acid therapy, and laser vaginal rejuvenation depending on the severity and underlying cause.

Perineal tears and episiotomy incisions from childbirth can heal unevenly, leaving scar tissue that causes chronic pain, discomfort during intercourse, and altered vaginal anatomy. Perineoplasty or episiotomy scar revision corrects the scarring, restores normal tissue contour, and relieves associated pain.

Involuntary urine leakage when coughing, sneezing, laughing, or exercising is among the most common functional concerns addressed under this speciality. First-line treatment is pelvic floor physiotherapy and lifestyle modification. Where these do not provide adequate improvement, minimally invasive surgical options including a mid-urethral sling are offered.

Lichen sclerosus causes white, patchy, fragile skin around the vulval area accompanied by persistent itching, soreness, and in some cases scarring or narrowing of the vaginal opening. It requires long-term management. Treatment includes topical corticosteroids, regular specialist monitoring, and in cases with structural complications, surgical correction.

Excess fat or sagging tissue over the pubic mound causes discomfort, affects the fit of clothing, and is a common concern after significant weight loss or pregnancy. Monsplasty removes the excess fat and skin to restore a flatter contour. It is sometimes performed alongside other abdominal or gynaecological procedures.

Hymenoplasty reconstructs the hymen and is sought for personal, cultural, or psychological reasons. It is performed in a sensitive and fully confidential setting. A thorough pre-operative consultation is conducted with every patient before any procedure is undertaken.

Surgical Procedures

Surgical options include labiaplasty, vaginoplasty, perineoplasty, hymenoplasty, monsplasty, episiotomy scar revision, and introitoplasty. All procedures are carried out in modular operation theatres by qualified gynaecological surgeons. Most are available as daycare or short-stay procedures.

A surgical procedure that increases breast size and/or improves shape using implants (saline or silicone) or, in some cases, fat transfer from another part of the body. It's typically performed under general anesthesia, with implants placed either above or below the chest muscle. Common reasons include enhancing volume, correcting asymmetry, or restoring breast volume lost after pregnancy, weight loss, or mastectomy. Recovery generally takes 1–2 weeks for initial healing, with full results visible after a few months. Risks include infection, implant rupture, capsular contracture (scar tissue hardening around the implant), and changes in nipple sensation.

Also called reduction mammaplasty, this surgery removes excess breast fat, tissue, and skin to achieve a breast size proportionate to the body. It's often sought for both cosmetic reasons and to relieve physical symptoms like chronic back, neck, or shoulder pain, skin irritation, and posture problems caused by overly large breasts. The procedure repositions the nipple-areola complex and reshapes remaining tissue. Recovery typically takes 2–4 weeks, and many patients report significant relief from physical discomfort along with improved quality of life afterward.

This refers to procedures aimed at tightening vaginal muscles and tissue, which can loosen due to childbirth, aging, or hormonal changes. Options range from non-surgical treatments (like laser or radiofrequency energy devices, and pelvic floor exercises such as Kegels) to surgical vaginoplasty, which involves tightening the vaginal canal and surrounding muscles. Goals often include improved sexual function/sensation and addressing mild pelvic organ prolapse or urinary symptoms. Recovery varies by method—non-surgical options have minimal downtime, while surgical vaginoplasty may require several weeks of healing.

Non-Surgical & Minimally Invasive Treatments

Non-surgical options include CO2 and Er:YAG laser vaginal rejuvenation, radiofrequency-based vaginal tightening, PRP (O-Shot) therapy, hyaluronic acid filler for labia majora volume, and topical depigmentation for vaginal hyperpigmentation. These are performed without general anaesthesia by trained specialists.

Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy

On-site women’s health physiotherapy is available for pelvic floor weakness, stress urinary incontinence, and post-surgical recovery. A structured exercise programme is recommended alongside surgical or non-surgical procedures to support recovery and reduce the risk of recurrence.