Cosmetic Gynecology, or Female Cosmetic Genital Surgery (fcgs), is the fastest growing subspecialty for women. It includes procedures to enhance the aesthetic appearance of the vulva/vaginal region; and vaginal repairs to enhance or restore sexual function that are degraded due to childbirth or aging. It is practiced by gynecologist, especially urogynecologist, and plastic surgeons.
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Cosmetic gynecology is not a medical requirement. It is a trend, driven by women themselves, and not by their sexual partners. Research has shown that the appearance of a woman’s genitalia affects her self-confidence and sexuality.
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The five main procedures of Cosmetic Gynecology are:
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Hymenoplasty: creating an intact hymen broken by cycling, horse riding or first intercourse. In most countries intact hymen denotes virginity
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Vaginoplasty: tightening of vagina or vaginal rejuvenation, for sexual satisfaction.
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Labiaplasty: improve the appearance of inner labia, and reduce the vaginal lip size.
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Hoodectomy or Clitoral unhooding: remove the tissue that normally covers the clitoris.
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Monsplasty: lift, tighten and shape-up the pubis, the “bikini bridge,” which may be prominent when wearing outfits.
These are minor-surgical, day, procedures. The scar usually is imperceptible; but some amount of bruising, discomfort and swelling is common.
Laser have recently been introduced for vaginal rejuvenation. Lasers have been in wide use for treatments in dermatology and aesthetic medicine. Laser’s introduction to cosmetic gynecology was therefore a natural progression of technology. At present lasers in gynecology are being used for Condyloma, Cervical Dysplasia, Vaginal Tightening, Labial Trimming, Vulvar Melanosis, Liposuction of the Pubis Mound and Vulvar Hair Removal. But the safety and effectiveness of energy-based devices (Laser) for treatment of these conditions has not yet been established.
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There is a lack of consensus on technique and outcomes for cosmetic gynec procedures; and potential for damage due to scarring, altered sensation, or wound complications. Coupled with unethical or false claims. Women should be informed about the lack of data supporting the efficacy of these procedures and their potential complications, including infection, altered sensation, dyspareunia, adhesions, and scarring.
Cosmetic Gynecology, or Female Cosmetic Genital Surgery (fcgs), is the fastest growing subspecialty for women. It includes procedures to enhance the aesthetic appearance of the vulva/vaginal region; and vaginal repairs to enhance or restore sexual function that are degraded due to childbirth or aging. It is practiced by gynecologist, especially urogynecologist, and plastic surgeons.
​
Cosmetic gynecology is not a medical requirement. It is a trend, driven by women themselves, and not by their sexual partners. Research has shown that the appearance of a woman’s genitalia affects her self-confidence and sexuality.
​
The five main procedures of Cosmetic Gynecology are:
-
Hymenoplasty: creating an intact hymen broken by cycling, horse riding or first intercourse. In most countries intact hymen denotes virginity
-
Vaginoplasty: tightening of vagina or vaginal rejuvenation, for sexual satisfaction.
-
Labiaplasty: improve the appearance of inner labia, and reduce the vaginal lip size.
-
Hoodectomy or Clitoral unhooding: remove the tissue that normally covers the clitoris.
-
Monsplasty: lift, tighten and shape-up the pubis, the “bikini bridge,” which may be prominent when wearing outfits.
These are minor-surgical, day, procedures. The scar usually is imperceptible; but some amount of bruising, discomfort and swelling is common.
Laser have recently been introduced for vaginal rejuvenation. Lasers have been in wide use for treatments in dermatology and aesthetic medicine. Laser’s introduction to cosmetic gynecology was therefore a natural progression of technology. At present lasers in gynecology are being used for Condyloma, Cervical Dysplasia, Vaginal Tightening, Labial Trimming, Vulvar Melanosis, Liposuction of the Pubis Mound and Vulvar Hair Removal. But the safety and effectiveness of energy-based devices (Laser) for treatment of these conditions has not yet been established.
​
There is a lack of consensus on technique and outcomes for cosmetic gynec procedures; and potential for damage due to scarring, altered sensation, or wound complications. Coupled with unethical or false claims. Women should be informed about the lack of data supporting the efficacy of these procedures and their potential complications, including infection, altered sensation, dyspareunia, adhesions, and scarring.
Cosmetic Gynecology, or Female Cosmetic Genital Surgery (fcgs), is the fastest growing subspecialty for women. It includes procedures to enhance the aesthetic appearance of the vulva/vaginal region; and vaginal repairs to enhance or restore sexual function that are degraded due to childbirth or aging. It is practiced by gynecologist, especially urogynecologist, and plastic surgeons.
​
Cosmetic gynecology is not a medical requirement. It is a trend, driven by women themselves, and not by their sexual partners. Research has shown that the appearance of a woman’s genitalia affects her self-confidence and sexuality.
​
The five main procedures of Cosmetic Gynecology are:
-
Hymenoplasty: creating an intact hymen broken by cycling, horse riding or first intercourse. In most countries intact hymen denotes virginity
-
Vaginoplasty: tightening of vagina or vaginal rejuvenation, for sexual satisfaction.
-
Labiaplasty: improve the appearance of inner labia, and reduce the vaginal lip size.
-
Hoodectomy or Clitoral unhooding: remove the tissue that normally covers the clitoris.
-
Monsplasty: lift, tighten and shape-up the pubis, the “bikini bridge,” which may be prominent when wearing outfits.
These are minor-surgical, day, procedures. The scar usually is imperceptible; but some amount of bruising, discomfort and swelling is common.
Laser have recently been introduced for vaginal rejuvenation. Lasers have been in wide use for treatments in dermatology and aesthetic medicine. Laser’s introduction to cosmetic gynecology was therefore a natural progression of technology. At present lasers in gynecology are being used for Condyloma, Cervical Dysplasia, Vaginal Tightening, Labial Trimming, Vulvar Melanosis, Liposuction of the Pubis Mound and Vulvar Hair Removal. But the safety and effectiveness of energy-based devices (Laser) for treatment of these conditions has not yet been established.
​
There is a lack of consensus on technique and outcomes for cosmetic gynec procedures; and potential for damage due to scarring, altered sensation, or wound complications. Coupled with unethical or false claims. Women should be informed about the lack of data supporting the efficacy of these procedures and their potential complications, including infection, altered sensation, dyspareunia, adhesions, and scarring.
Cosmetic Gynecology, or Female Cosmetic Genital Surgery (fcgs), is the fastest growing subspecialty for women. It includes procedures to enhance the aesthetic appearance of the vulva/vaginal region; and vaginal repairs to enhance or restore sexual function that are degraded due to childbirth or aging. It is practiced by gynecologist, especially urogynecologist, and plastic surgeons.
​
Cosmetic gynecology is not a medical requirement. It is a trend, driven by women themselves, and not by their sexual partners. Research has shown that the appearance of a woman’s genitalia affects her self-confidence and sexuality.
​
The five main procedures of Cosmetic Gynecology are:
-
Hymenoplasty: creating an intact hymen broken by cycling, horse riding or first intercourse. In most countries intact hymen denotes virginity
-
Vaginoplasty: tightening of vagina or vaginal rejuvenation, for sexual satisfaction.
-
Labiaplasty: improve the appearance of inner labia, and reduce the vaginal lip size.
-
Hoodectomy or Clitoral unhooding: remove the tissue that normally covers the clitoris.
-
Monsplasty: lift, tighten and shape-up the pubis, the “bikini bridge,” which may be prominent when wearing outfits.
These are minor-surgical, day, procedures. The scar usually is imperceptible; but some amount of bruising, discomfort and swelling is common.
Laser have recently been introduced for vaginal rejuvenation. Lasers have been in wide use for treatments in dermatology and aesthetic medicine. Laser’s introduction to cosmetic gynecology was therefore a natural progression of technology. At present lasers in gynecology are being used for Condyloma, Cervical Dysplasia, Vaginal Tightening, Labial Trimming, Vulvar Melanosis, Liposuction of the Pubis Mound and Vulvar Hair Removal. But the safety and effectiveness of energy-based devices (Laser) for treatment of these conditions has not yet been established.
​
There is a lack of consensus on technique and outcomes for cosmetic gynec procedures; and potential for damage due to scarring, altered sensation, or wound complications. Coupled with unethical or false claims. Women should be informed about the lack of data supporting the efficacy of these procedures and their potential complications, including infection, altered sensation, dyspareunia, adhesions, and scarring.
JP ARADHANA
MATERNITY CENTER
CENTER OF EXCELLENCE FOR
COMPLETE WOMAN CARE
[UNIT OF ARADHANA ORTHOPAEDIC CENTER]
CERVICAL CANCER SCREENING
JP ARADHANA MATERNITY CENTER | GANDHI NAGAR SHIVAMOGGA
JP ARADHANA MATERNITY CENTER
GANDHI NAGAR, SAVALANGA, ROAD, SHIVAMOGGA, KARNATAKA 577201
Cervical cancer is a type of cancer that develops in the cervix, which is the lower part of the uterus that connects to the vagina. It is caused by a virus called human papillomavirus (HPV), which is spread through sexual contact. Cervical cancer is the fourth most common cancer in women worldwide, and early detection and treatment can be crucial for survival.
Cervical cancer screening is a process that helps to detect precancerous changes in the cervix before they develop into cancer. The most common method of cervical cancer screening is a Pap test (also known as a Pap smear), which involves collecting cells from the cervix and checking them for abnormal changes.
At JP Aradhana Maternity Center, we understand the importance of cervical cancer screening and offer a range of services to help our patients stay healthy and reduce their risk of cervical cancer. Our team of experienced obstetricians and gynecologists provide comprehensive cervical cancer screening services, including Pap tests and HPV testing.
We also offer a range of diagnostic services to evaluate the patient's overall health and well-being. For example, our clinic may provide colposcopy test, which is a procedure that allows the doctors to have a closer look at the cervix, vagina, and vulva. If abnormal cells are found, our doctors may recommend a biopsy, which is a procedure that removes a small sample of tissue for examination under a microscope.
OUR SERVICES
| PRE-CONCEPTIONAL COUNSELING
| ANTENATAL CARE
| HIGH-RISK PREGNANCY CARE
| NORMAL DELIVERIES
| CESAREAN SECTION
| ADOLESCENT MENSTRUAL HEALTH CARE
| CONTRACEPTION & SEXUAL HEALTH CARE
| MENOPAUSAL CLINIC
| CERVICAL CANCER SCREENING
| GYNECOLOGICAL DISORDERS
| GYNECOLOGICAL SURGERY: HYSTERECTOMY AND MYOMECTOMY
| INFERTILITY WORKUP
| LAPAROSCOPIC SURGERY
| STERILIZATION PROCEDURE / TUBECTOMY
| ULTRASONOGRAPHY
JP ARADHANA
MATERNITY HOSPITAL
CENTER OF EXCELLENCE FOR
COMPLETE WOMAN CARE
Some of the cervical cancer screening services that we offer at JP Aradhana Maternity Center include:
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Pap tests: We offer regular Pap tests to help detect precancerous changes in the cervix.
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HPV testing: We offer HPV testing to check for the presence of the virus that causes cervical cancer.
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Colposcopy: We offer colposcopy test to have a closer look at the cervix, vagina, and vulva.
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Biopsy: If abnormal cells are found, our doctors may recommend a biopsy to remove a small sample of tissue for examination under a microscope.
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Patient education and support: Our patients have access to classes and support groups to better understand and manage their cervical cancer screening experience.
At JP Aradhana Maternity Center, we understand that cervical cancer screening can be a difficult and stressful experience. That's why our team of experienced obstetricians and gynecologists provide comprehensive and compassionate care to help our patients stay healthy and reduce their risk of cervical cancer. We work closely with our patients to develop personalized screening plans, and provide education and support to help them navigate the screening process with confidence.
In conclusion, cervical cancer screening is a crucial process for detecting precancerous changes in the cervix before they develop into cancer. At JP Aradhana Maternity Center, we offer comprehensive cervical cancer screening services, including Pap tests, HPV testing, colposcopy, and biopsy. Our team of experienced obstetricians and gynecologists provide personalized care, education, and support to help our patients stay healthy and reduce their risk of cervical cancer. We strive to provide a comfortable and safe environment for our patients during this process and help them navigate this journey with confidence.