As a Vaginal Health Center surgery patient, you will receive excellent health care from a highly qualified team of professionals. We strive to protect your dignity during surgery and during your visit with Vaginal Health Center.

The first step for patients traveling to Vaginal Health Center is to contact our office. At that time a Vaginal Health Center representative will schedule a phone consultation with one of our doctors.

You then may be asked to provide photos in preparation for the phone consultation with your doctor. If you have photos to provide, a secure designed email address will be provided to you so your doctor can review and understand your surgical needs.

Following your consultation, you’ll be contacted by our scheduling team to set up a preoperative examination appointment and schedule your surgical date.

Your pre-op appointment will typically take place the day before your surgery. During this appointment, your doctor will perform an examination, explain in detail what you can expect during your surgery, discuss what you can expect during recovery, and  examine you, explain again what to expect during your surgery, and address any questions you may have.

We want you to have peace of mind that your doctor is just a phone call away should you have any questions before or after your surgery.  This means you will be able to contact your doctor with any issues or questions before you arrive – and after you depart.

We want you to be as comfortable as possible so after your surgery, we will ask your designated driver to drive you to your hotel where you can rest in private.

If you traveled alone for your surgery, a Vaginal Health Center representative will provide transport from our clinic to your hotel.

The evening of your surgery, our nurse will come by to check on you to ensure you’re comfortable and to address any questions or concerns you may have.

The following morning, your doctor and their medical assistant will visit you for a post-op visit to ensure everything is going well and answer any additional questions or concerns you might have.

Once your doctor ensures you are properly recovering, you will be allowed to return home.