vaginectomy

Why is Vaginectomy Performed?

The primary indications for vaginectomy include:
Vaginal Cancer: Removal of cancerous tissue to prevent the spread of cancer.
Gender-Affirming Surgery: For transgender men as part of their transition.
Chronic Vaginal Conditions: Such as severe cases of vaginal dysplasia or recurrent vaginal infections where other treatments have failed.

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