Introduction to aesthetic gynecology

-Fast growing market and statistics.
-Applied anatomy of female intimate area.

-Pathophysiology of vaginal aging.
-Consultation and patient selection.
- Applications and contraindications.

Surgical approach of aesthetic gynecology

Surgical management of vaginal abnormalities

-Vaginal prolapse.

-Anterior and posterior repair.

-Perineoplasty.

Surgical management of vestibular abnormalities

-Bartholin cyst.

Surgical management of vulvar abnormalities

-Mons pubis liposuction and lifting.

-Labia majoraplasty and liposuction.

-Labia majora augmentation.

-Labia minora reduction.

-Clitoris hoodoplasty.

Vaginismus

-Causes and management.

-Role of Botox in vaginismus.

Non-surgical approach for vaginal rejuvenation

-Role of energy-based devices in stress urinary incontinence and vaginal rejuvenation.

-Role of HIFU in vaginal rejuvenation.

-Dermal filler for vaginal rejuvenation and enhancement of sexual arousal.

-PRP preparation and its role in vaginal rejuvenation and enhancement of sexual arousal.

-G-Spot and O–Shot augmentation.

-Peeling and bleaching of intimate area.

Post-operative care and management

Hands-on

-HIFU (the most recent technique for vaginal rejuvenation).

-Dermal filler labia majora augmentation.

-PRP and its role in vaginal enhancement.

-G-Spot and O–Shot augmentation.

-Peeling and bleaching of intimate area.

How to promote your new aesthetic gynecology subspeciality

The course is internationally accredited from:

1) American Association for Continuous Education LLC, (Delaware).

2) American Association of Continuing Medical Education® (San Francisco,).

The Trainee will obtain 3 Certificates:

• Attendance certificate from the American Association for continuous education.
• CME hours certificate (46 hours) from the American Association of Continuing Medical Education (AACME).
• Course certificate from the American Association of Continuing Medical Education (AACME).
• CME hours certificate from Dubai Health Authority (DHA) Attend