Hymenoplasty in Tunisia

Before undergoing hymenoplasty, you should:

• Undergo medical evaluations: Blood tests and gynecological exams ensure you are fit for surgery.
• Be mentally prepared: Understand the emotional and physical aspects of the procedure.
• Follow pre-operative instructions: Avoid smoking and certain medications that may increase bleeding risks.

Ideal candidates for hymenoplasty include:

• Women seeking to restore the hymen for personal, cultural, or religious reasons.
• Patients in good overall health with no active vaginal infections.
• Individuals with realistic expectations regarding the outcome of the surgery.

• Discretion and confidentiality: Tunisia provides a private and professional environment for this procedure.
• Affordable costs: Competitive pricing compared to Europe and North America.
• Comprehensive care: ServiHealth manages everything from initial consultation to post-operative follow-up.

1. Anesthesia: Local anesthesia with mild sedation for maximum comfort.
2. Surgical procedure: The surgeon sutures the remaining hymenal tissue or reconstructs the hymen using vaginal tissue.
3. Duration: The procedure takes approximately 30 to 45 minutes.
4. Sutures and care: Dissolvable stitches are used, eliminating the need for removal.

After the procedure:

• Rest: Take a few days to recover fully.
• Mild discomfort: Temporary pain and swelling can be managed with prescribed pain relief.
• Intimate hygiene: Maintain excellent hygiene to prevent infections.

Hymenoplasty results are permanent until the hymen is ruptured, typically during physical activities or sexual intercourse.

• Avoid intense physical activities for a few weeks.
• Follow all post-operative care instructions provided by your surgeon.
• Maintain strict personal hygiene to reduce infection risks.
• Seek emotional and psychological support if needed.

Final results are usually visible after 4 to 6 weeks, once healing is complete, and swelling has fully subsided.