What Is ClItorIs Aesthetics and How Is It Done?

Clitoral aesthetic surgery is a procedure that is performed according to the individual's desire from a cosmetic point of view. However, it also has the duty of increasing the effectiveness of sexual functions related to the clitoris. The clitoris is considered the orgasm center in women. 

In addition, it is an important part of the reproductive system. It is rich in nerves and blood vessels and has a highly sensitive structure. It is located at the point where the top of the vulva, also known as the mons pubis in women, which is covered with hair, extends downwards in a V shape and is covered with skin. 

Why is Clitoris Aesthetics Performed?

Clitoral aesthetic surgery helps to anatomically regulate the clitoris and surrounding tissues in a proper manner. It also provides an opportunity to protect or correct reproductive and sexual functions and to obtain cosmetically pleasing results. In addition, in cases where the clitoral hood is too thick, the clitoris may not be sufficiently stimulated, causing discomfort and preventing sufficient pleasure during sexual intercourse. 

In this regard, clitoral aesthetic surgery also increases the effectiveness of sexual functions. In this respect, there are different targets aimed at in the practice. By reducing the clitoral hood by a certain proportion, it can increase sexual arousal. It can also provide solutions for itching and discomfort. 

How is the Clitoris Performed in Aesthetics?

Clitoral aesthetic surgery is planned specifically for each woman. It is performed according to the areas of the genital region, the need, and the desire. Aesthetic applications of the vulva and vagina can be performed together with procedures such as Vaginoplasty, Vulvoplasty, and Labioplasty, or it can be performed alone. It has a daily structure and is completed in a very short time. 

First, patients are examined for how suitable they are for the operation. If there is no obstacle, a special treatment is planned. There is no need for hospitalization before the procedure, and there is no need for follow-up in the bedridden service after the procedure. First, local anesthesia is applied to the area during the operation. However, sedation procedures can also be performed in some cases. Therefore, there is no pain or ache. General anesthesia can also be applied if necessary. Procedures generally last about an hour. 

Clitoral aesthetic surgery is shaped by applications oriented to the need. Depending on the clitoral problem experienced, it can be planned with procedures such as clitoral hood reduction, hymenoplasty, and clitoridectomy