Dr. Nirit Rosenblum

But, you know, it does require education and continuing education and training.

and time to talk to patients about these issues.

Along those lines, what would you say about the effects of systemic hormone therapy on the vagina?

Is it enough or do women often need additional vaginal treatment?

Yes and yes.

Yes and yes.

The only other

question I had in terms of covering the topic of vaginal rejuvenation, because I think we've covered quite a broad array, is sort of two things.

What do you think is the biggest misconception that patients have about vaginal rejuvenation?

I guess that would be the first question.

Yep, that's a valid point.

Another question would be, is there a right time or age to do these procedures?

If you have a really young woman come to your office, let's say she's had one baby and she now has some laxity complaints or other complaints, is it better to wait until she's done with childbearing?

Is there a timing of when things should be done or...

How would you counsel a young woman?

Yeah, I think those are great points.

I think we've covered most of what we wanted to cover unless either of you have any other comments you'd like to make about vaginal rejuvenation, but I think we covered it pretty comprehensively.

Maybe it's because of the nature of my practice.

I'm not getting large numbers of women coming for necessarily just labiaplasty or more of the aesthetic vaginal rejuvenation procedures.

I think a lot of what I see is functional and quality of life issues, probably like you see in your practice.