Part 1: Sutureless Band Release and the Management of the Tight Introitus

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit cosmeticgynecology.substack.comAfter any repair of the posterior vaginal floor suturing and scars can occur that result in a tight introitus, band formation and scaring ,and painful sex. We all do the surgeries to make sure that the vaginal opening is not too tight but sometimes it is closed too tight or the patient has a new larger partner. Pelvic surgeons need to manage this problem. I want to show you how I take care of the problem in the office under local anesthesia and without the need for suturing. Anytime you put sutures it can scar and cause a band. So here is an option of repair using standard cautery and radiofrequency. The complete video is about 46 minutes long. I share the first 5 minutes for free. All the PPT slides are below for subscribers.Part 1. The detailed presentation and lecture I have given around the world for over a decade. I recorded this core lecture and updated the slides below. I cover these items:* Stats* Equipment* Anesthesia* Surgery Steps* ResultsThere are several more similar videos on how to do a Band Release found on www.Gynflix.com:I hope you enjoy this video and find it useful. Do subscribe and support my efforts. The $10 a month will easily pay you back 1000%!Red Alinsod, MD ([email protected], www. alinsodinstitute.com,www.gynflix.com)Cosmetic Gynecology Newsletter is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a paid subscriber. You can get this newsletter for free if you are a paid Gynflix subscriber.SUTURELESS BAND RELEASE SLIDES