Female Cosmetic Genital Surgery: Concepts, classification, and techniques

“Female Cosmetic Genital Surgery: Concepts, Classifications, and Techniques” is a pioneering e-book that offers a comprehensive resource in the burgeoning field of female aesthetic vulvovaginal surgery. This book comes at a time when the interest in female genital rejuvenation has surged, driven by greater media coverage and a growing awareness among women about the options available for enhancing the appearance of their external genitalia. nKey Features: n- Detailed coverage of applied anatomy and the classification of variations in shape and morphology of the female genitalia. n- Step-by-step guidance on a range of surgical procedures, including reduction and augmentation techniques, fat grafting, hymenoplasty, perineoplasty, and vaginoplasty. n- Insightful discussions on the culturally defined concepts of genital beauty and what constitutes aesthetic appeal in this context. n- Exploration of new advances in the field, such as the O-Shot®, vaginal rejuvenation using fractional erbium laser, and transcutaneous temperature-controlled radiofrequency techniques. n- Over 350 color photographs and detailed surgical illustrations, providing a visual guide to the procedures. n- Availability in both print and electronic formats, ensuring easy accessibility. nThis book is an essential resource for surgeons who are considering adding these increasingly popular procedures to their practice. It offers a wealth of knowledge and practical tips to enhance the understanding and skills in female cosmetic genital surgery. As patient demand for these procedures grows, “Female Cosmetic Genital Surgery: Concepts, Classifications, and Techniques” provides the necessary insights for surgeons to meet these needs effectively and safely. nFor any surgeon seeking to expand their expertise in the rapidly evolving field of female cosmetic genital surgery, this e-book is an invaluable addition to their professional library, equipping them with the latest knowledge and techniques. Authors: nChristine Hamori (Editor) nPaul E. Banwell (Editor) nRed M. Alinsod (Editor)