To be seriously considering buying a vaginal tightening cream.

[susiesmith]

I wont bore you with all the details but I have tried physio, kegels, cones, electronic cones and even had surgery in that area to correct problems caused by a very bad childbirth, but my fanny is still like a burst football!

Anyway has anyone tried these creams you can buy online? Do any of them tighten things up even just a little bit? or is it just a waste of money.

Thanks

[curlymama]

If everything you have listed above doesn't work, I wouldn't have thought a cream would.

I didn't even know they existed!

[Simbacatlives]

Do you need surgery?

[ilovexmasme]

dont think a cream will work, there is no miracle cure for these unfortunate problems

[susiesmith]

I dont think a cream would sort out he main problems just thought it might tighten things up a bit for a few mins. I sort of imagined they might work a bit like those lip glosses that plump the lips up and tingle for a bit.

[mistletoeploppy]

Sounds fun, but I bet they don't work

[susiesmith]

I'd like to hear particularly from anyone that has bought a cream.

Yes surgery is needed - i have had one op, need another but my GP says as not urgent i can't even be refered till feb. i thought the cut were not affecting the NHS!

[pink4ever]

Can you let me know if cream works please

[KangarooCaught]

The creams aren't going to do what surgery can't, I would have thought. Save your money. If the surgery was unsuccessful, are you having it done again?

[susiesmith]

Slightly different thing this time. - long story!

[ApocalypseCheeseToastie]

Botox ?

[susiesmith]

last time repair to scar tissue - this time prolapse repair (apprently only minor prolapse- but does not feel minor to me)and TVT for stress incontinence.

[susiesmith]

would botox work - thought that relaxed muscles - would imagine collegen to plump them up is more what is needed.

[susiesmith]

Apocalypse do uknow anything more about botox?

[ApocalypseCheeseToastie]

I thought it may be an option, it seems to be used for everything these days, have you tried doing pelvic floor exercises ?

Tbh I think the only real option is surgery

[susiesmith]

i know i need surgery but i just thought to improve sex a bit while waiting

[Ladyofthehousespeaking]

Noo it won't work- I'm sorry but it's better than being let down in the long run.
Don't buy anything with chemicals/medical from the Internet anyway,you have no idea what could be in there and if you're sore etc you don't want to make it worse if it burns you etc

[TattyDevine]

Botox does not relax muscles so much as immobilise them, paralyse them.

You need surgery. The NHS dont sound like they "tightened" you so much as fixed the scar tissue, leaving the other problem there simply because it wasn't in their "remit".

That's the trouble with the NHS - despite using a bed, anaesthetic, surgeon, etc, they dont do the whole job. I understand why they can't but it still seems a waste.

Hopefully they will sort you. If not, can you go private?

Go private for your privates

[susiesmith]

Yes i could go private but it would only be the same consultant i think

[Simbacatlives]

No you can chose ant private consultant. There are at least 3 do it in my Nuffield. I had it 7 weeks ago- I think if I had paid it would have been almost £4k though.

Surgeon was £1200 for operation alone without hospital and anaesthetist

[AnyFuckerForAMincePie]

no, the creams don't work

they are just like pile cream, they tighten the skin, which has no effect whatsoever on the underlying supporting structures

[johnpeter06665]

consider also taking natural vagina tightening cream.

[stopfuckingshoutingatme]

My friend inhaving the surgery

Think about it a cream alone can’t tighten skin that’s been stretched and damaged

Save your money . Get in the list and consider spending money on women’s physio as thats the Sole remedy I have heard that works

for your vagina

[stopfuckingshoutingatme]

Zombie ! She has
Probably hit the top of the list by now

[Typhers]

Ask your partner to make his penis grow instead, I suspect it would have about the same success rate as the cream 😆

[lorenegarcia]

There are certainly some vaginal tightening creams that actually work. Make sure to read my review of V-Tight Gel if you are considering buying a cream dvhc.org/v-tight-gel-review/