What is Cosmetic Gynaecology?
Cosmetic gynaecology is an area of women’s health focused on intimate concerns that may be aesthetic, functional, sexual, or a combination of these. Concerns may relate to childbirth, ageing, menopause, surgery, trauma, pelvic floor symptoms, or changes in confidence and sexual wellbeing.
Care should begin with a specialist consultation, so symptoms can be assessed carefully and treatment options can be discussed with realistic expectations.
Common Concerns
- Changes in vulval or vaginal comfort, shape or sensation.
- Vaginal laxity, dryness, irritation or painful intercourse.
- Scarring, asymmetry or discomfort after childbirth or surgery.
- Changes in sexual wellbeing, confidence or quality of life.
Treatment Options
Options may include reassurance, pelvic floor care, hormonal or medical treatment, non-surgical vaginal rejuvenation, injectable treatments, labiaplasty, or reconstructive gynaecological care where appropriate.
Your Consultation
Professor O'Reilly will review your symptoms, goals, medical history and previous treatments. Where appropriate, an examination can help identify whether concerns are mainly tissue-related, hormonal, pelvic-floor related, sexual-function related or structural.
You will be advised on benefits, limitations, risks, recovery and alternatives before any treatment decision is made.
Cosmetic gynaecology should be medically led and patient-centred. The aim is to support comfort, function, confidence and quality of life while keeping expectations realistic and care clinically appropriate.
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