Pelvic plastic surgery is a powerful, safe and reversible method for changing the shape of your pelvic and hip area. Until now, the only surgical procedures that could do this were butt/thigh implants, fillers or fat grafting. 골반필러
The Pelvic Plastic Surgery Method allows you to achieve a true change in hip width, turning a linear pelvis into an hourglass figure. This fundamental change to the shape of your hips will enhance the appearance and balance of your body. It is the only procedure that truly extends the pelvic bone width, transforming your figure into a more natural, curvy form.
For many women, this surgery offers significant physical relief from discomfort caused by enlarged labia and weakened vaginal muscles, or excess mons pubis tissue. They report increased self-confidence, a healthy relationship with their bodies and greater sexual satisfaction.
In addition, a genital plastic perineoplasty can help correct urinary incontinence, reduce the risk of prolapse and improve sexual pleasure. However, it is important to remember that the primary goal of this surgery is to tighten the vaginal muscles and restore normal gynecological function.
When a gynecological problem is diagnosed, such as pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) or endometriosis, or a patient has undergone previous pelvic surgeries, recurrence rates can be high, and there are often concerns about whether the surgery performed was sufficient to address the underlying condition. It has been shown that when resection of the pelvis is performed with careful reconstruction, recurrence is significantly lower compared to patients who undergo external hemipelvectomy [1].
A common problem following childbirth or prior surgery is the development of hernias in the rectum. These can be due to a weakening of the rectum wall or sacral diaphragm, and in some cases, can result in bowel herniation into the bladder. This can be corrected by a sacral colporrhaphy with the use of permanent medical mesh graft material.
This surgical technique can be performed either through an abdominal incision or laparoscopically with or without robotic assistance (through 4-5 half-inch incisions). Straps of mesh graft material are placed to reinforce the front and back walls of the vagina and attached to the ligaments that overlie the sacrum. This re-establishes the normal support of the vagina and re-suspended it over the pelvic muscles and the backbone.
This is the most commonly used flap type to reconstruct the posterior vaginal wall after a prolapse repair. It can be performed in the prone position or under general anaesthesia. On cross-sectional imaging, the VRAM flap can be easily identified as it rises obliquely from the linea alba (the thin strip of muscle in the anterior abdominal wall) to the lateral side of the pelvis and is anchored to its vascular pedicle, which usually runs from the external iliac vessels through the rectus abdominis (see the image below). The muscle component can occasionally show signs of atrophy and fatty infiltration with age. This is best assessed on MRI using T1- and T2-weighted images. 닥터케빈의원