A little-known chapter of plastic surgery
An information space, written by a surgeon, about aesthetic medicine and surgery of the external genitalia — to help you find your way clearly, without embarrassment, towards real solutions to very personal problems.
Intimate surgery and medicine are among the fastest-evolving areas of aesthetic plastic surgery, yet they are still little known to the general public. Many people live for years with physical or psychological discomfort that could be solved with a simple, safe, minimally invasive outpatient procedure — simply because they do not know it exists. This website was created to fill that gap: to explain clearly what is possible today, and to help readers find the option that is right for them.
Outpatient treatments and procedures available today, from the most requested to the least known. We distinguish intimate medicine — procedures without a scalpel — from intimate surgery proper.
Outpatient treatments without a scalpel: fillers and rejuvenation technologies.
A guide to all the options without a scalpel: laser, radiofrequency, fillers, PRP (platelet-rich plasma) and pelvic floor stimulation. What each one is for, how strong the evidence is and when surgery is needed instead, including the safety warning issued by the FDA, the US agency that approves drugs and medical devices.
Fractional CO2 laser for dryness and fragility of the vaginal mucosa, especially after menopause. No scalpel and no time off work: how it works, how many sessions are needed and why controlled studies disagree.
Micro-injections of hyaluronic acid designed for mucosa, for dryness and pain during intercourse, especially after menopause and when oestrogens cannot be used. It is not a filler: it improves the quality of the mucosa, not volume.
Microneedles that deliver radiofrequency deep into the skin of the labia majora, mons pubis and groin, for tone, stretch marks and skin quality. It is not vaginal radiofrequency: how it differs, how many sessions are needed and what the studies honestly show.
Hyaluronic acid to restore volume to labia majora that have lost it with age, menopause or weight loss, without a scalpel and under local anaesthesia. A reversible but temporary treatment: we explain results, duration and risks on the same page as the comparison with fat grafting.
A chair that strengthens the pelvic floor muscles while you sit fully clothed: for urinary incontinence in women and men, after childbirth and after prostate surgery. With its limitations.
A simple, reversible outpatient treatment that slightly increases the volume of the glans corona. Its main effect is a desensitisation of the mucosa, useful in some cases of premature ejaculation, with an additional benefit: the extra volume increases pressure on vaginal receptors during intercourse, helping the partner reach orgasm sooner.
The result is often better synchrony between partners — a simple goal, but one rarely discussed openly with a professional.
Hyaluronic acid injected with blunt cannulas to increase penile girth, under local anaesthesia and without a scalpel. A reversible but temporary treatment: we explain expected results, duration, risks and when it is better not to do it. On the same page, the comparison with fat grafting.
Outpatient or day-surgery procedures for the female genital area.
For many women, virginity is still tied to deep family, cultural or religious pressures, often a source of great psychological distress. Not everyone knows there is a concrete answer: a small, minimally invasive outpatient procedure that can reconstruct the hymen.
Talking about it openly, in clear and non-judgemental language, is the first step in letting those affected know that a solution exists — and that it is simpler than they might think.
One of the most requested procedures in female intimate surgery, with several variants depending on the need: labia minora reduction, augmentation of thin labia majora, clitoral hood reduction.
It is not only about appearance: it often relieves pain during intercourse, discomfort during sport or everyday discomfort that many women live with silently for years.
Transfer of the patient's own fat to restore volume to labia majora that have lost it with age, weight loss or hormonal changes — with a direct comparison with hyaluronic acid filler.
A procedure for selected cases, when the position of the clitoral complex contributes to an anatomical or aesthetic imbalance of the vulva.
Often combined with clitoral hood reduction, it requires a careful, individual specialist assessment.
A surgical procedure that narrows the vaginal canal after vaginal births or because of tissue laxity. We also explain the often misunderstood difference from non-surgical treatments.
The least known procedure, often decisive for people living with excess pubic skin or volume that even abdominoplasty and liposuction cannot correct.
Surgical procedures for the male genital area.
The alternative to circumcision that preserves the foreskin: techniques, indications and when it is really the right choice.
A small anatomical detail that can cause significant pain during erection or intercourse, with a simple and quick surgical solution.
Medical, aesthetic and cultural indications, how the procedure is performed and what the scientific literature says about benefits and risks.
Girth enhancement with the patient's own fat (fat grafting) or hyaluronic acid filler: differences, realistic results, risks and what European guidelines say about effectiveness and safety.
Reduction and lifting of the scrotum in case of scrotal laxity — a little-known procedure that can resolve a very real everyday discomfort.
One of the most debated techniques in the literature: we discuss it transparently, including international guidelines on patient selection and realistic expectations.
Corrective procedures after gender-affirming surgery, in both directions.
After gender-affirming vaginoplasty or phalloplasty, a corrective procedure is not uncommon. We cover both directions, with expertise and without judgement.
This website is written by a specialist in aesthetic medicine and surgery, with the aim of making accessible information that is often hard to find or to ask about in person. Every page is meant to be clear, rigorous and respectful of the reader, whatever brought them here.
We see patients by appointment in three locations in north-west Italy. On your phone, "Directions" opens the route straight in your navigation app.
That is exactly what a first consultation is for: understanding whether and how intimate medicine can help you, with no obligation and in complete confidentiality. Consultations are available in English.