Colon-based neovagina creation surgery
Colon affirmation surgery
Colovaginoplasty is one of the most advanced surgical techniques in gender affirmation surgery for transgender women. This procedure is used when vaginoplasty with penile inversion is not possible or does not offer the desired results, whether due to anatomical limitations, previous surgeries, or specific aesthetic and functional expectations.
At Dr. Jesús Lago’s Clínica 3 de Mayo, we offer our patients surgical expertise and comprehensive support to ensure that their transition is safe, personalized, and respectful.
Colovaginoplasty is a surgical procedure in which a segment of the sigmoid colon is used to create a neovagina. Thanks to the characteristics of intestinal tissue, a deep cavity is obtained, with naturally lubricated mucosa that is resistant to the passage of time.
This procedure is indicated for patients who:
Colovaginoplasty is a complex surgery that requires a multidisciplinary team. Among the aspects that must be evaluated are:
It is essential that the patient be in adequate health and understand the need for active commitment to recovery.
11 hours
3 days
General
Laparoscopic
1 month
Recovery usually involves:
The natural lubrication of the colon facilitates future sexual intercourse, although the process of adaptation and sensitivity may vary from patient to patient.
As with any major surgery, there are risks that must be considered:
Therefore, it is essential to choose a clinic with proven experience and rigorous safety protocols.
Dr. Jesús Lago and his team have extensive experience in gender affirmation surgery, offering a humane and specialized approach. Each patient receives:
Our commitment is to provide natural and satisfactory results, always prioritizing the health and well-being of transgender women.
Dr. Jesús Lago explains intestinal vaginoplasty.
Colovaginoplasty uses intestinal tissue, while penile inversion vaginoplasty uses genital skin. This allows for greater depth and lubrication in the former.
Yes, colovaginoplasty provides long-lasting results, although minor cosmetic or functional touch-ups may be required in some cases.
It usually lasts between 6 and 8 hours, as it requires the involvement of a multidisciplinary team.
Generally, after 6 to 8 weeks, you can return to your daily activities, always under medical supervision.
Yes, after the recovery period and following medical recommendations, the patient will be able to enjoy sexual intercourse with natural lubrication.
In addition to applying our knowledge in the field of aesthetics, which is the result of our training, we strive to always provide the best personal treatment to our patients, achieve the best results in each case, and thus ensure their maximum satisfaction.
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