ulvar and vaginal rejuvenation have now become popular aesthetic procedures. Although advances in non-surgical techniques may have helped to increase demand, it is worth noting that the number of surgical procedures undertaken is also on the rise. Many conditions experienced by women, often as a result of childbirth or the menopause, are amenable to treatment, and there is a growing number of non-surgical options available. It is important for aesthetic practitioners to have a good understanding of the anatomy and physiology of the female genitalia to ensure safety and best practice.

Shirin Lakhani - Aesthetic Doctor and GP, Elite Aesthetics, Kent