Hymenoplasty The hymen is a hollow membrane that covers the opening of a woman’s vagina. In most women, the hymen is torn in one or more places after the first sexual intercourse, resulting in bleeding during the first sexual intercourse. However, there are a few women whose hymens are so flexible and elastic that they do not break even after multiple sexual encounters. Accidental rupture of the hymen can also occur due to sports, trauma, bicycle riding, irregular gynecological examinations, etc. Therefore, it is not scientific to take the rupture of the hymen and bleeding or not as the only evidence of virginity loss. A broken hymen, regardless of the cause, should be repaired if requested by the patient, just like any other tissue or organ in the body that is broken. The difficulty of hymenoplasty depends on the shape of the ruptured hymenal fragment. If the rupture is caused by a foreign object impact, less frequent sex, sports tears, etc., it is usually easier to repair. If the hymen has been sexually active for many times and the hymen is severely damaged, it is more difficult to repair. The main points to avoid re-rupture after surgery are accurate and tight closure of the wound during surgery and prevention of infection after surgery. Don’t engage in activities that increase the tension in the perineum such as bicycling for one month after hymenoplasty. It is ideal to get married two to three months after surgery. Labia minora revision The labia minora are two pieces of strong mucosal tissue located around the external vaginal opening, which are the gateway to the vagina and protect the cleanliness of the vagina. The normal function of enlarged labia minora is not only affected, but also because of its frequent erosion and inflammation, which affects the vaginal mucosa, and it is also unattractive in appearance, bringing much inconvenience to life. For example, the enlarged labia minora feel uncomfortable when they are squeezed and rubbed locally during sports, walking, cycling or sitting for a long time. Or in the menstrual period due to sanitary napkin rubbing and pain, some patients in sexual intercourse appear blocking or painful discomfort, some patients can appear local ulcers and pain, so that some patients produce psychological barriers. When labia minora hypertrophy affects normal life, it should be treated surgically. The new labia minora formed after labiaplasty not only restores natural color, moderate size and beautiful appearance, but also leaves no local scar, and its sensitivity will increase without any surgical sequelae. Vaginal tightening The main structures that maintain the elasticity and tightness of a woman’s vagina are the muscles and fascia of the pelvic floor. Self-vaginal delivery can damage the pelvic floor to varying degrees. In addition, as we age, the supporting structures such as fascia and muscles degenerate and muscle tone decreases, making the vagina more lax and less elastic. After vaginal laxity, the vagina becomes sluggish or non-responsive to stimulation during sex, making it difficult to reach orgasm and leading to sexual indifference over time, which affects the quality of couple’s life and even leads to break-up of their relationship. In order to solve these problems, we have designed minimally invasive vaginal tightening surgery, which repairs vaginal laxity and perineal damage according to the patient’s degree, restores the integrity of the muscles and fascia, and makes the vagina smaller and more elastic. The procedure is characterized by not destroying the integrity of the vaginal mucosa, not affecting the sensation of the vaginal mucosa, and not leaving a scar on the vaginal mucosa after the procedure. It is less painful, does not interfere with work and has a quick recovery. Clinical observation of a large number of patients who have undergone this surgery shows that not only the appearance is satisfactory, but also the quality of sexual life is significantly improved after surgery.