What are the precautions for vaginal tightening?

Patient's question:

Condition Description: Precautions for vaginal tightening
Previous Treatment and Effect: Precautions for vaginal tightening
Help Needed: Precautions for vaginal tightening

Doctor's answer:

The best time to have a vaginal tightening surgery is five days after the menstrual period ends to one week before the next menstrual period. This is because if menstruation occurs too soon after the surgery, it may increase the risk of infection and hinder wound healing. Additionally, having the surgery too close to the menstrual period may increase the likelihood of bleeding during the procedure and the occurrence of surgical complications. Experts recommend that vaginal tightening should be performed in a professional and reputable hospital to avoid potential side effects of vaginal tightening.
After the vaginal tightening surgery, iodophor gauze is packed into the vagina. The tightness should not affect blood circulation. Postoperatively, it is important to maintain hygiene of the external genitalia and ensure smooth bowel movements. Intravenous antibiotics should be administered for three days, and bed rest is recommended for seven days. The incision should be cleaned with povidone-iodine daily, and stitches will be removed after seven days. Sexual activity should be avoided for two months.