Closure of the Vaginal Canal

It is a procedure that, when performed surgically, achieves the reconstruction of the vaginal wall and introitus anatomically and functionally.

Without surgery, it reduces the size of the vaginal canal to improve friction during penetration and strengthen the vaginal muscles for better contraction.

It is a technique especially aimed at patients who have suffered inadequate vaginal reconstruction postpartum, trauma or cancer.

It can be performed on an outpatient basis in the office or operating room, alone or in addition to another procedure.

The technique is chosen according to the scar classification: atrophic (sunken), hypertrophic (raised and wide), or keloid (amorphous, hardened, dark with a clear vascular network).

• Improves vaginal aesthetics.
• Reconstructs the vagina.
• Optimizes friction during penetration.
• Guarantees more intense and prolonged orgasms.
• Eliminates urinary incontinence.

100% biocompatible and resorbable products to regenerate tissue and optimize vaginal function and aesthetics.

In non-surgical cases, local anesthesia is used. In surgery, an epidural block will be necessary.

A minimum of two to three sessions will be required for non-surgical procedures. For surgical procedures, a single procedure will be performed.

Once the aesthetic result is achieved, reinforcement will not be necessary, unless sensitivity treatment is required.

• A session of between 20 to 30 minutes.
• Surgical resection may last between 30 minutes to 1 hour.

It varies for each patient. The minimum time is 1 to 2 years. The surgical method is definitive and will depend on the natural aging process (7 to 10 years).

If the patient applies DrGSpot techniques for at least 10 years, she can guarantee a young vagina for life.

With the non-surgical technique, the patient may experience mild pain and discomfort during physical activity for the first three days, which is completely eliminated with the use of DrGSpot Program products.

With the surgical method, the patient may experience mild pain and discomfort during physical activity for the first 15 days. Some patients report no symptoms thanks to pain management using the DrGSpot Program.

In the non-surgical technique, the patient must wait 7 to 10 days before sexual intercourse.

After surgery, the patient must wait three months before penetration; however, she may receive vaginal stimulation without penetration.

In the surgical technique, the patient must wait 3 months for penetration.

Not all patients are candidates for the non-surgical technique; it depends on the degree of sagging or trauma, especially in cases of poorly performed episiotomy.

It is necessary that the patient does not have a vaginal infection for both treatments.

The patient should avoid inserting anything during the first three months after surgery; however, with the non-surgical method, she must wait at least 10 days. Tampons or sex toys?