Reconstructive surgery is the surgical correction of anatomical problems that cause discomfort in terms of appearance or function. These problem may develop over time or they may be congenital.

Reconstructive surgery is the surgical correction of anatomical problems that cause discomfort in terms of appearance or function. 

From this point of view, some situations that are subject to gynecological reconstructive surgery are as follows:

• Cystocele: Sagging of the urinary bladder as a result of decreased pelvic floor support over time
• Rectocele: The protrusion of a balloon-like structure from the vagina in cases such as coughing and sneezing due to the rectum sagging into the vagina and the loss of the supporting tissue in this area
• Uterine Prolapse: The displacement of the uterus itself into the vagina and even completely protruding from the vagina in advanced cases
• Vaginal Prolapse: Sometimes even if there is no uterus, for example, in patients who have surgically removed their uterus, the top of the vagina is displaced downwards and in severe cases it comes out of the vagina
• Pelvic floor deformation and related urinary incontinence or difficulty urinating problems
• Deformities around the vagina, birth scars, suture marks due to difficult delivery or birth incision. Related painful intercourse, dyspareunia.
• Resistant adipose tissue accumulation in the pubic bump due to rapid weight gain and loss.This situation, which usually occurs after pregnancy or rapid weight gain/loss, is very difficult to eliminate with diet or weight loss. It is possible to correct this area by liposuction, lipolysis or surgery.
• Labia that are larger than normal, asymmetrical, drooping or extremely dark
• Labia that is larger than normal or wrinkled
• Severe vaginal tissue thinning, atrophy and related severe burning, itching, persistent vaginal discharge and infections
• Deformities resulting from trauma, accident, injury in the genital area