Vaginal Rejuvenation- Before and After Photo
If you’ve ever leaked urine when you laughed, coughed or sneezed, you may have thought it was a simple accident, but for many women, bladder leaks are a surprisingly common occurrence.
Maybe you find that pressure from coughing, picking up something heavy, pulling, pushing or exercising causes recurring urine leaks. Many women cope by wearing sanitary napkins or dark clothing, planning trips around restroom facilities, even sticking closer to home—anything to shield them from embarrassment.
Stress Urinanry Incontinence (SUI) is a common, treatable condition in which sudden movements put stress on the bladder, causing urine to leak out involuntarily. Stress urinary incontinence is one of the most common types of urinary incontinence among women.Because bladder leakage can be embarrassing, many women don’t talk about SUI or realize how common it is.
While mild symptoms of incontinence may be treated using the methods described above, women with more serious symptoms may respond best to a surgical procedure.
Today’s minimally invasive options mean you may be able to treat incontinence with a simple outpatient procedure. In one type of treatment, your surgeon inserts a tape-like strip of mesh through very small incisions in the abdomen or vagina to support the urethra. The mesh acts as a supportive sling, allowing the urethra to stay closed when appropriate. Patients with incontinence caused by pelvic organ prolapse may opt for a pelvic floor repair procedure. During the procedure, the surgeon repositions the prolapsed or “dropped” organs and secures them to the surrounding tissues and ligaments, sometimes reinforced with a strip of soft mesh. Be sure to talk to a surgeons at Beverly Hills Physicians about the treatment options and vaginal rejuvenation surgery that may be best for you.
