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Fever or chills
Severe lower abdominal pain
Burning sensation or pain during urination and defecation
Minor spotting or clotting bleeding
For the first two hours following surgery, it is advised to avoid any contact of the vaginal area with water.
Subsequently, take prescribed antibiotics for approximately five days to reduce swelling and inflammation, and to prevent bacterial infections in the vaginal region. Additionally, do not remove the surgical dressing prematurely; follow your surgeon’s instructions carefully.
To prevent infections and fungal irritations post-cosmetic surgery, proper hygiene is critical.
Avoid using harsh cleansing agents or inserting fingers deeply into the vaginal canal, as this can cause tissue damage and increase the risk of bacterial invasion.
Use only mild, doctor-recommended cleansing solutions to maintain cleanliness without harming the delicate tissues or disrupting the natural flora.
Although patients can usually return home shortly after surgery without disrupting daily activities, extended rest is essential to promote faster healing of the vaginal tissues.
Avoid cycling, strenuous physical activities, or heavy labor to minimize complications and protect the surgical site.
Abstaining from sexual intercourse is crucial during the recovery period because sexual fluids can create an environment conducive to bacterial growth, and mechanical stress can cause tissue damage or suture disruption, compromising surgical outcomes.
Surgeons typically recommend refraining from sexual activity for 4 to 8 weeks post-procedure
Emotional well-being significantly impacts recovery. Patients should strive to remain calm, happy, and free from stress, anxiety, or anger, as negative emotions can delay healing.
To facilitate optimal recovery, maintain a balanced diet rich in essential nutrients:
Proteins (meat, fish, etc.)
Carbohydrates (rice, potatoes, etc.)
Fiber (green vegetables, soups, etc.) to prevent constipation, which can adversely affect vaginal healing.
Avoid stimulants and harmful substances such as caffeine, tobacco, alcohol, and other addictive agents that can impair tissue regeneration and overall health.
You should avoid sexual intercourse for at least one month. Specifically, doctors typically recommend refraining from sexual activity or masturbation for about 6 weeks, or even up to 6 to 8 weeks after vaginal reconstruction surgery.
Generally, it takes about 7 to 10 days for the vaginal area to heal after this surgical procedure. However, this timeframe is not fixed and depends on each individual’s unique healing process.
It is not advisable to consume seafood after surgery because these foods may cause keloid scars and irritation. To avoid adverse effects, patients should abstain from eating seafood during the recovery period.
You may gradually return to physical exercise after 3 to 4 weeks, depending on how quickly your incision heals. However, it is recommended to consult your surgeon for specific guidance tailored to your case.
About 3 days after labiaplasty, the wound begins to dry and close. Around 7 days post-surgery, the stitches will gradually dissolve. By the 30th day, the entire surgical site is usually completely healed, with the labia appearing smooth, tight, soft, and naturally pink
Patients can shower the day after surgery but should avoid taking baths or swimming for at least a few weeks to prevent infection and promote optimal healing.
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