Clitoral Hoodectomy

The clitoral hoodectomy is a surgical procedure that removes the hood of the clitoris. The surgery is done under general anesthesia and takes about an hour to complete.

Why women go for this surgery? 

Since the beginning of time, women have been trying to find ways to improve their sex lives. This trend has led to many medical procedures that are meant to improve sex and make it more pleasurable for everyone involved. One such procedure is a clitoral hoodectomy surgery, which is also referred as a Clitoral Hoodectomy or Clitoroplasty. The purpose of this surgery is not just about being able to have better orgasms, but also about making female sexuality more visible and giving them back control over their bodies and pleasure during sex.

But the clitoral hoodectomy can also be done for a variety of reasons, including:

• To make it easier to perform breast surgery on an individual who has had a mastectomy.
• To facilitate vaginal surgery in individuals with cancer of the cervix.
• To facilitate sterilization procedures in individuals with cancer of the cervix.
• To help prevent urinary tract infections or other complications related to sexual intercourse.

Why a Clitoral Hoodectomy is so Popular? 

The clitoral hood covers the clitoris. It’s a flap of skin that protrudes from the labia minora and can be pulled back over the clitoris to cover it.

The popularity of this surgery has increased in recent years because it provides a number of benefits for women, including protection against urinary tract infections, prevention of cervical cancer, and reduction in painful intercourse during menstruation.

The surgery is performed for various reasons, including to treat female genital mutilation, and to make a woman’s genitals look more like those of a male. The popularity of this surgery is due to its effectiveness in treating female genital mutilation and making it easier for women to orgasm during sexual intercourse. It also makes it easier for men to penetrate women by removing any excess tissue on the exterior of their vagina.

How Does a Clitoral Hoodectomy Work?

A clitoral hoodectomy procedure is used to treat genital prolapse, which is a condition in which the vaginal walls and the muscles around them do not support themselves or their organs properly. The surgery may also be used as a reconstructive procedure after other surgeries or childbirth.

In some cases, the skin from the labia majora can be used to cover up an area of missing skin after a clitoral hoodectomy. In this case, sutures are placed in the labia majora to close up the wound and help it heal faster.

The procedure is done by making an incision in the labia majora, or outer lips. The surgeon then gently separates the labia majora and pulls back each side of the vaginal opening so that they can access the clitoris. The surgeon then removes all or part of the clitoral hood, depending on what their goal is.

Pre-Op Preparation for a Clitoral Hoodectomy and Recovery Time

The procedure is considered an elective procedure but it can be performed in certain circumstances such as when there are problems with sexual function caused by scar tissue or a tumour that has grown over the area of the clitoris.

Many women who undergo clitoral hoodectomy have questions about what to expect before surgery, and how to prepare for recovery. The most common question is whether or not they should stop using tampons during the time of the surgery. If you have such pre-op questions, you can consult our doctors. 

The recovery time for a clitoral hoodectomy should be 12-16 weeks. This includes time to heal from surgery and recover from any complications. 

It is a common procedure for female-to-male (FTM) transgender patients to have their clitoral hood removed, which allows for greater sensation. However, it can be an intimidating step for many patients and can cause intense anxiety and distress before and after surgery.

Benefits of getting Clitoral Hoodectomy done 

• The benefits of getting Clitoral Hoodectomy done include increased sexual satisfaction, increased arousal, increased orgasm intensity and frequency, and improved vaginal lubrication.
• Some women who have undergone this procedure have reported that they experience more pleasure during penetration as well as a deeper sense of intimacy with their partners.
• It can be performed in an outpatient surgery center. The recovery time is about a week, and there are no complications associated with it.
• In most cases, this surgery will be done as a part of a sex reassignment surgery. However, it can also be done on its own for those who are not transitioning their gender or for those who have had cancer treatment that has caused genital deformities.
• This procedure has been shown to improve sexual satisfaction and overall quality of life for women with this condition.

What are the Reasons Women Choose Clitoral Hoodectomy Surgery?

Clitoral hoodectomy surgery is becoming more popular for women who want to enhance their sexual pleasure during sexual intercourse. Many believe that clitoral hoodectomy surgery can improve hygiene and prevent urinary tract infections in women who are unable to control their bladder function.

In recent years, the number of women who have undergone the procedure has increased dramatically because it has given them back control over their bodies and orgasmic experiences during sex.

Clitoral Hoodectomy Surgery at Risaa IVF clinic

Since it is an extensive surgery to remove the prepuce or foreskin from the clitoris, as well as some of its skin, the procedure can be done either privately or at our IVF clinic. The benefits of this surgery are that it helps to reduce sexual discomfort, enhance sexual pleasure and increase fertility chances.

Clitoral Hoodectomy Surgery at Risaa IVF clinic is one of the most popular procedures. It has been performed on many women pan India since its inception. 

For those who are interested in this surgery, the Risaa IVF clinic offers a wide range of treatments including IVF, FET, ICSI and Clitoral Hoodectomy Surgery. The clinic also offers services for men and transgender individuals.

To book your appointment, call us now.