
Perineal scar correction
Duration: 0.5 – 1 hour
Anesthesia: Local anesthesia or general anesthesia
Stay: outpatient
Aftercare: Follow-up inspections
Able to work: after about 1 – 2 weeks
Perineal scar revision is a specialized treatment for improving scars in the perineal area after childbirth. It can offer both aesthetic and functional benefits by improving the appearance of the scar and reducing discomfort such as pain or tightness in the intimate area. Our expert, Dr. Sora Linder, from Zurich Plastic Surgery, offers you personalized advice and treatment to improve your quality of life and promote your well-being.
Your path to greater well-being
In a personal consultation, we will explain the causes of scarring and discuss your wishes and goals. We will recommend the most suitable treatment method for you and explain the entire process in detail. You are welcome to schedule your appointment. online or under T +41 44 397 38 60 on request.
Before perineal scar correction, some precautionary measures must be taken, such as avoiding blood-thinning medications and nicotine, to avoid impaired wound healing.
Perineal scar revision surgery is usually performed under local or general anesthesia. Excess scar tissue is removed, and the natural shape and function are restored. The procedure typically takes 30 to 60 minutes.
After the surgery, you will receive instructions on wound care. Excessive physical activity should be avoided. Regular follow-up visits by our specialist will ensure that healing is progressing smoothly.
As with any surgery, complications can occur with perineal scar repair, including infection, bleeding, or scarring. These risks are minimized by precise execution of the procedure.
The costs for perineal scar revision vary depending on the extent of treatment and your individual situation. After a detailed consultation, you will receive a transparent quote. Here you can make an appointment.
Frequently asked questions (FAQs)
How long does it take to heal after perineal scar revision and when can I return to normal activities?
Healing usually takes about one to two weeks, although full recovery can take several weeks. However, you should avoid strenuous physical activity for the first one to two weeks. Light activities can usually be resumed after just a few days.