Cosmetic Gynecology, or Female Cosmetic Genital Surgery (fcgs), is the fastest-growing subspecialty for women. It includes procedures to enhance the aesthetic appearance of the vulva/vaginal region, and vaginal repairs to enhance or restore sexual function that is degraded due to childbirth or aging.

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World Laparoscopy Hospital has started a Diploma in cosmetic gynecology course. Three days Diploma Certificate Course in Cosmetic Gynaecology is a premium program with the additional benefit of hands-on training available exclusively at Elle Sante located within the World Laparoscopy Hospital, Delhi, India. This is the only course where the candidate has the unique additional advantage to learn the Urogynaecology Procedures also and be trained to manage Female Urinary Incontinence both surgically and non-surgically. This Unique course is an important postgraduate opportunity for Gynaecologists and Surgeons to be trained in all surgical and non-surgical aspects of Cosmetic Gynaecology and its underpinning technologies in depth from the only University accredited teaching faculty of Cosmetic Gynaecology in the world.



Cosmetic gynecology is not a medical requirement. It is a trend, driven by women themselves, and not by their sexual partners. Research has shown that the appearance of a woman’s genitalia affects her self-confidence and sexuality.

The five main procedures of Cosmetic Gynecology are:

1. Hymenoplasty: creating an intact hymen broken by cycling, horse riding, or first intercourse. In most countries intact hymen denotes virginity
2. Vaginoplasty: tightening of the vagina or vaginal rejuvenation, for sexual satisfaction.
3. Labiaplasty: improve the appearance of inner labia, and reduce the vaginal lip size.
4. Hoodectomy or Clitoral unhooding: remove the tissue that normally covers the clitoris.
5. Monsplasty: lift, tighten, and shape up the pubis, the “bikini bridge,” which may be prominent when wearing outfits.
6. These are minor-surgical, day, procedures. The scar usually is imperceptible; but some amount of bruising, discomfort, and swelling is common.

Laser has recently been introduced for vaginal rejuvenation. Lasers have been in wide use for treatments in dermatology and aesthetic medicine. Laser’s introduction to cosmetic gynecology was therefore a natural progression of technology.  At present lasers in gynecology are being used for Condyloma, Cervical Dysplasia, Vaginal Tightening, Labial Trimming, Vulvar Melanosis, Liposuction of the Pubic Mound, and Vulvar Hair Removal. But the safety and effectiveness of energy-based devices (Laser) for the treatment of these conditions has not yet been established.