Aesthetic gynecology has only one goal and that is to women of all ages can and have the right to a quality life. Dryness, itching, frequent vaginal and bladder infections with modern technology and treatments (PRP, exosomes, laser, Rf, HIFU, electromagnetic therapy) are no longer unsolvable! » expires Dr. Ivana Kalezić Vuković specialist in gynecology and obstetrics, subspecialist in oncology from the Clinical Center of Serbia, founder and president of the SAARG association for aesthetic and regenerative gynecology, and recently associate PZU Zdravlja Kerber Residence in Podgorica.
Aesthetic, regenerative and functional gynecology they form the newest, or youngest, branch of gynecology, which includes urogynecology, surgery and endocrinology, and which, with the use of new technologies, has the ability to cure and solve a large number of problems that women have throughout their lives and for which there was no adequate solution until now. Problems with incontinence (involuntary urination), dryness of the vagina followed by difficult or impossible intercourse, Lichen Sclerosus (an autoimmune disease that usually affects the anogenital region), feeling of a wide vagina, loose skin on the labia majora, dissatisfaction with sexual experience, lack of vaginal and clitoral orgasm are problems which is solved by aesthetic-regenerative and functional gynecology.
Aesthetics is an important part of every woman's life and with different methods such as PRP (plasma rich in platelets), laser, radiofrequency devices, exosomes, fat transfer, we can restore confidence to every woman who feels dissatisfied with the appearance of her genitals. Regardless of the fact that we, as doctors, do not agree with the terror of ideal appearance and beauty that reigns in the world, the beauty of the intimate region is part of the intimate life of every woman and is very important for normal functioning, which is necessary for a woman to be satisfied and happy.
Regenerative ie functional gynecology is the area that restores the normal function of the genital region, rejuvenates the tissue and prevents the occurrence of problems that, if not treated in time, become problems that can only be treated surgically. Prevention is the essence and with a combination of techniques that include laser and plasma rich in platelets PRP, electromagnetic therapy by which we strengthen the muscles of the pelvic floor, we can prevent the occurrence of serious stress incontinence, including the bladder, uterus, rectum which, if it occurs, only surgery can help.
Sexuality and satisfaction with sexual life is an important part of every woman's (and man's) life. There are methods for intensifying orgasm, restoring vaginal moisture and sexual satisfaction (O shot and G shot).
If we cannot solve the problems with non-invasive methods, and this primarily refers to the decline of the genital organs (uterus, bladder, rectum) or to excessively large labia minora along with too long skin on the clitoris, aesthetic gynecology also has its own surgical section where surgery can absolutely be performed. solve these problems as well.
The term aesthetic gynecology is relatively new in modern medicine, but looking through history, the term cosmetic gynecology appears as early as the Middle Ages. Since time immemorial, people have been intrigued by sexuality, and therefore the genitals have been an object of interest. Even Sushruta, an Indian physician 600 years before Christ, described labiaplasty in his book on surgery. Writings from the 11th and 12th centuries by the famous Trotula de Ruggero describe vaginoplasty, while Soranus of Ephesus described cosmetic procedures in gynecology at the beginning of the second century AD. Since ancient times, many tribes have used smoke and heated the intimate region in order to reduce the possibility of infection and at the same time regenerate the tissue of the vagina, which will then swell and make the vagina narrower.
All this tells us that modern medicine has not discovered anything new, but only old knowledge that has been partially forgotten has been renewed and adapted to modern times in which technology has advanced so much that women no longer have to squat over steam to regenerate vaginal tissue, we have lasers and RF appliances.
The Association for the Promotion of Aesthetic and Regenerative Gynecology SAARG has existed in Serbia for more than a year and aims to teach as many gynecologists as possible the latest methods and to set standards in diagnostics and therapy by following what is being done in the world. Our goal is to provide women in Serbia, Montenegro and the region with a quality life. The problems we solve are not life-threatening, but they greatly affect the quality of life. The time has come for women after childbirth or when they enter menopause or senium to have a quality life, normal sexual relations and to understand that a woman should not suffer anything. Modern gynecology makes it possible.
(PZU Residence Zdravlja Kerber)
