Some procedures involving very young patients raise a legitimate worry: is this going to "damage" something? Medically, the answer is no. These operations are chosen and carried out precisely in order to preserve what matters - the integrity of the tissues and their sensitivity - never to touch it at the patient's expense.
Whether it is a hymenoplasty, a hymenorrhaphy or a clitoral hood reduction, the technique is selected case by case so as to respect the anatomy and the erectile tissue.
Future sensitivity is a criterion in the choice of surgery, not an incidental consequence: it is discussed as a matter of course in consultation, before any decision is made.
Coming in about one of these situations has nothing to do with passing judgement on a young woman's sexuality or private life. These are medical procedures, properly regulated, carried out with the same rigour as any other surgical act - with complete respect for the patient, for her privacy and for her own pace.
No question is out of place, no reason is too sensitive to be heard. What you come to say, alone or with someone beside you, stays between you and your doctor.
Future sensitivity is a criterion in the choice of surgery, not an incidental consequence.
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