Tightening a Loose Vagina

A loose vagina is a common problem for women. Thankfully, treatment options are available that help restore sexual pleasure and alleviate pelvic pain associated with vaginal looseness. As expert urogynecologists who understand the intricacies of female pelvic health, our specialty is helping women achieve optimal vaginal health.

There are several myths associated with having a loose vagina. Below are myths and actual causes a woman may experience vaginal looseness.

Common Myths Associated with a Loose Vagina

1. Too much sex causes a loose vagina.

Many people falsely believe that too much sex can loosen the vagina. The vaginal muscles are very elastic and can retain its normal shape and size after sex. It is much like a rubber band and can go back to its original size after sex.

2. Too many sexual partners result in a loose vagina.

A loose vagina is not associated with having multiple sexual partners and is completely a myth. As stated above, your vagina is very elastic. It relaxes only when you are aroused and then returns to its normal size and shape after sex.

Actual Causes of a Loose Vagina

1. Childbirth

Childbirth can cause a loose vagina. When a woman delivers a baby, the muscles around the vagina go through a lot of trauma, resulting weakened vaginal walls. Hence, it gets loose.

2. Aging and Loss of Estrogen

Due to aging and certain health conditions, a drop in estrogen levels makes the vaginal tissue thinner, dryer, and less stretchy, which can result in vaginal laxity.

Non-Surgical Treatments to Strengthen Pelvic Floor Muscles

Pelvic floor therapy often helps to strengthen pelvic floor muscles. To strengthen your pelvic floor muscles, Kegel exercises can help improve the elasticity of the vaginal walls. A pelvic floor specialist can help with exercises, but there are also exercises you can try on your own.

Kegel Exercises

Kegel exercises are recommended to improve muscle tightness. The best way to do Kegels is when you are urinating. While urinating, clinch your pelvic floor muscles to try and stop the flow of urine. Hold and squeeze each time for about 4-5 seconds. After you learn which muscles to tighten, you can do this exercise anytime throughout the day. It is recommended to do Kegels up to 10 times per day to improve tightness.

In-Office, Non-Surgical Solution to Correct Vaginal Looseness

ThermiVa

ThermiVa is an excellent choice if you prefer a non-surgical solution. An in-office treatment with no downtime, ThermiVa delivers thermal energy to the labia and vagina, resulting in immediate tightening and a long-term buildup of collagen. Three in-office treatments are recommended. Our patients rave about ThermiVa. Following is just a few of our many patient testimonials about ThermiVa.

What ThermiVa Patients Are Saying

Surgical Solutions for Prolapse and Extreme Vaginal Looseness

If you suffer from prolapse or extreme vaginal looseness, pelvic floor therapy may not be enough to alleviate symptoms. Bladder prolapse can cause incontinence and affect a woman’s quality of life. Pelvic prolapse can be uncomfortable and cause discomfort or pain. Prolapse and loose vaginal walls can lead to unsatisfying sex. The good news is that are many treatment options, both non-surgical and surgical.

Vaginoplasty

Vaginoplasty is the surgical solution to address vaginal looseness. By enhancing, correcting, tightening, and repairing any vaginal problems, vaginoplasty can restore the vagina to a more youthful and toned condition.

One of several vaginal rejuvenation procedures, vaginoplasty can alleviate looseness, prolapse and pelvic heaviness. This is done by eliminating superfluous lining from the vagina and surgically tightening the various muscles and tissues within. While performing vaginoplasty, other additional repairs and alterations to other pelvic organs can be performed, if necessary.

What Our Vaginoplasty Patients are Saying

Vaginal Tightening is a Personal Choice

Tightening your vagina is a completely personal choice. If you’re not experiencing any problems, it’s not necessary to seek treatment. However. many women feel it is important to improve sexual pleasure or to correct pelvic prolapse or incontinence.

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See if Vaginal Tightening Treatment is Right for You

For surgical and non-surgical solutions to vaginal looseness and prolapse, it is important to seek a urogynecologist who is a qualified expert. Urogynecologists are double board-certified in OB/GYN and female pelvic medicine and reproductive surgery (FPMRS). Experts in female anatomy, Cherokee Women’s Health Specialists has three urogynecologists who are nationally recognized for their expert skills in advanced female pelvic surgery. This means you will receive the best vaginal health care possible.

Call us today at 770-721-6060 to learn more or to book a consultation.