Understanding Your Condition
Vaginoplasty includes different surgical techniques depending on individual anatomy. A request for “vaginal tightening” may reflect very different sensations following childbirth, with aging or during certain activities. A medical examination helps identify the source of discomfort before considering an appropriate solution.
Symptoms and Situations
Patients may describe a sense of looseness, perineal discomfort, pain or discomfort during intercourse, or muscular difficulties. These symptoms can also arise from a pelvic-floor disorder or prolapse, which should be specifically assessed.
Types and Key Differences
Anatomical repair, perineoplasty, muscle-related care and procedures sold under similar names must be distinguished from one another. Women do not all have the same needs.
Which Investigations May Be Recommended?
The assessment with Dr Ines Ben Hassen Hached looks for old scars, the quality of pelvic support, tissue condition and any accompanying urinary symptoms. It helps rule out causes requiring a different approach.
Which Treatment Options May Be Discussed?
Options may include targeted rehabilitation, functional advice or a reconstructive procedure for certain indications. The medical goal and proposed technique are defined before scheduling any intervention.
Preparation and Follow-Up at the Practice
The consultation explains the stages of care, aftercare when a procedure is indicated and when daily activities can resume. The patient's expectations and quality of life are central to this discussion.
Why Consult Dr Ines Ben Hassen Hached?
At the practice in Ennasr 2, Ariana, Dr Ines Ben Hassen Hached takes time to discuss your symptoms, medical history and expectations. She reviews any test results already available, clarifies whether treatment may be indicated and organizes a care pathway suited to your situation. Details of any procedure and information specific to your case are explained during the consultation.
For a vaginoplasty enquiry, the assessment considers intimate comfort, pelvic-floor health, personal expectations and the different care options.
Frequently Asked Questions from Patients
Does a Feeling of Vaginal Laxity Mean Surgery Is Needed?
No. There are several possible causes, some of which may be helped by rehabilitation or other forms of support.
Why Examine the Pelvic Floor?
Because muscles, organ support and scars influence treatment choice.
Consult Dr Ines Ben Hassen Hached
To review your symptoms, tests and available care options, make an appointment at Dr Ines Ben Hassen Hached's practice in Ennasr 2, Ariana.
Telephone: +216 27 550 875 | +216 25 333 530
Address: Résidence La Coupole, Avenue Hédi Nouira, Ennasr 2, Ariana 2037, Tunisia.
Book an AppointmentNo online consultations are available. All medical consultations take place in person in Tunis.