Clitoropexy – Surgical reduction of an enlarged, prolapsed or protruding clitoris, this condition is named Clitoromegaly.
Clitoropexy – Surgical reduction of an enlarged, prolapsed or protruding clitoris, this condition is named Clitoromegaly.
Q: What are the diagnosis steps for getting a Clitoropexy?
A: The diagnosis steps for before undergoing a clitoropexy procedure typically involve:
- Consultation: Schedule an initial phone consult with Drs. Miklos or Moore, they specialize in pelvic floor disorders and cosmetic vaginal surgery.
- Physical examination: During your consultation, the doctors will assess the extent of clitoromegaly: clitoral prolapse, clitoral enlargement and or clitoral protrusion as well as the condition of your pelvic muscles.
- Diagnostic tests: If additional tests are required (rare) to rule out any underlying pelvic region conditions, an ultrasound or MRI may be included.
Q: What are the treatment steps involved in getting a clitoropexy?
A: The treatment steps with Drs. Miklos and Moore, for clitoropexy, typically include:
- Preoperative preparation: such as fasting, continuation and or discontinuation of any medication that can interfere with the procedure.
- Surgery: Clitoropexy is performed under general anesthesia. Drs. Miklos and Moore will reposition or reduce the size of the enlarged clitoris and secure using sutures or other techniques. The doctors will explain the surgical procedure in detail prior to your surgery.
- Postoperative clitoropexy recovery: After surgery you will be monitored in the recovery room. Pain medication, antibiotics may be prescribed to prevent pain and infection. You will also receive instructions for wound care and specific activity restrictions.
- Follow Up Care: Drs. Miklos and Moore may require an in-clinic visit or a virtual chat to monitor your healing progress. You are welcome to contact us anytime with any questions or concerns.