Overview:
Vaginal agenesis, often associated with Mayer-Rokitansky-Küster-Hauser (MRKH) Syndrome, is a congenital condition where a girl is born without a fully formed vagina. Dr. Vikas Choudhary, a skilled plastic and reconstructive surgeon in Udaipur, offers compassionate, personalized surgical treatment to create a functional vaginal canal—helping patients lead normal reproductive and sexual lives.
Who Is It For?
- Females diagnosed with MRKH syndrome
- Women born with absent or underdeveloped vaginal canal
- Those seeking vaginal reconstruction for psychological, physical, and marital well-being
- Adults or adolescents who have completed puberty and are medically fit
Goals of Surgery:
- Create a functional neovagina for sexual intercourse
- Restore feminine anatomical structure
- Improve confidence, emotional wellness, and marital satisfaction
- Maintain long-term vaginal patency with minimal scarring
How It Is Done:
- Non-Surgical (First Attempt): Vaginal dilation therapy using dilators over time
- Surgical Approach (if needed):
- McIndoe Vaginal Reconstruction: Using skin grafts and molds
- Sigmoid Colon Vaginoplasty: Using a segment of bowel for lubrication
- Other techniques tailored to anatomy and patient needs
- Post-operative care involves use of vaginal molds to maintain shape
FAQs:
Q. Is surgery the only option for MRKH patients?
A. Non-surgical dilation is often tried first; surgery is for those where dilation isn’t effective or preferred.
Q. Can I lead a normal sexual life after the surgery?
A. Yes, the reconstructed vagina is functional for intercourse and offers excellent aesthetic results.
Q. Is this surgery safe?
A. When performed by an experienced reconstructive surgeon like Dr. Choudhary, the procedure is safe and effective with good outcomes.
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