Fakhrossadat Mirmasoumi

Dr. Fakhrossadat (Azadeh) Mirmasoumi is a board-certified OB/GYN with 15+ years of experience, specializing in both medical gynecology and aesthetic vaginal rejuvenation. Her practice merges clinical excellence with artistic precision to address functional and cosmetic concerns.

Clinical Expertise

✅ Medical Gynecology:

Minimally invasive gynecologic surgeries
High-risk pregnancy management
Treatment of pelvic floor disorders

✅ Aesthetic Gynecology:

Labiaplasty (reduction/reshaping)
Vaginoplasty (vaginal tightening)
Vaginal whitening (laser/carboxytherapy)
Hymenoplasty (hymen reconstruction)

Hospital Affiliations

🏥 Sepahan Sadoughi Hospital
🏥 Zahra Marzieh Hospital

Advanced Techniques

🔹 Laser vaginal rejuvenation (MonaLisa Touch®)
🔹 Radiofrequency tightening
🔹 Scarless incision methods
🔹 Combined functional-aesthetic approaches

Patient Philosophy

“Empowering women through personalized care—where health, function, and confidence intersect.”

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Education

Doctorate in Medicine (M.D.)
Specialty in Obstetrics & Gynecology

Languages

English
Persian

Memberships & Certifications

Member of the Iran Medical Council: License Number 67747

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1. When is it safe to resume sexual activity after genital warts treatment?

It's advisable to wait until all visible warts have completely healed before resuming sexual activity. This reduces the risk of transmitting the human papillomavirus (HPV) to your partner. Even after treatment, HPV can remain in the body, so using condoms is recommended to lower transmission risk.

2. Can genital warts recur after treatment?

Yes, genital warts can recur because the underlying HPV infection may persist in the body. Regular follow-ups with your healthcare provider are important to monitor and manage any recurrences.

3. What preparations are necessary before undergoing labiaplasty?

Prior to labiaplasty, it's essential to: Medical Evaluation: Undergo a thorough medical assessment to ensure you're fit for surgery. Medication Review: Inform your surgeon about all medications and supplements you're taking; you may need to stop certain drugs, like blood thinners, before surgery. Smoking Cessation: Stop smoking well in advance, as it can impair healing. Hygiene: Follow any specific preoperative hygiene instructions provided by your surgeon.

4. What lifestyle changes should be made before labiaplasty?

Avoid alcohol and maintain a balanced diet to support optimal healing. Ensure you have a support system in place for post-surgery care and transportation.

5. What causes vaginal darkening?

Vaginal darkening can result from hormonal changes, aging, friction, and certain medical conditions. What are the methods to address vaginal darkening? Topical Treatments: Use of skin-lightening creams containing agents like hydroquinone. Laser Therapy: Procedures such as fractional CO2 laser can lighten the vaginal area. Chemical Peels: Application of chemical solutions to exfoliate and lighten the skin. Consult a qualified healthcare provider to determine the most appropriate treatment based on individual needs.

6. What post-operative care is essential after labiaplasty?

Hygiene: Keep the area clean and dry; avoid baths and opt for gentle showers. Activity Restrictions: Refrain from strenuous activities and sexual intercourse for the period recommended by your surgeon, typically 4-6 weeks. Medication: Take prescribed pain relievers and antibiotics as directed. Follow-Up: Attend all scheduled post-operative appointments to monitor healing. Adhering to your surgeon's specific instructions is crucial for optimal recovery

7. Can abdominal cosmetic surgery be performed after a C-section?

Yes, procedures like abdominoplasty (tummy tuck) can be performed after a C-section to remove excess skin and tighten abdominal muscles.

8. When is it appropriate to consider abdominal cosmetic surgery post-C-section?

It's advisable to wait at least 6-12 months after childbirth to allow the body to heal and stabilize. Consult with a board-certified plastic surgeon to assess your individual situation.

9. What is perineoplasty, and why is it performed?

Perineoplasty is a surgical procedure to repair and tighten the perineal area, often after childbirth trauma.

10. What are the benefits of perineoplasty?

Improved Function: Enhances pelvic floor support, reducing issues like incontinence. Aesthetic Improvement: Restores the appearance of the perineal area. Enhanced Comfort: Alleviates discomfort during activities and sexual intercourse. Consult a gynecologist to determine if perineoplasty is suitable for your needs.

11. What is hoodoplasty, and who might need it?

Hoodoplasty is a surgical procedure to reduce the clitoral hood's size, enhancing clitoral exposure. Why consider hoodoplasty? Improved Sensation: May enhance sexual pleasure by increasing clitoral exposure. Aesthetic Preferences: Addresses concerns about the appearance of the clitoral hood. Hygiene: Facilitates easier cleaning, reducing the risk of infections. A thorough consultation with a qualified surgeon is essential to discuss potential benefits and risks.

12. What is vaginoplasty, and what should one consider before undergoing the procedure?

Vaginoplasty is a surgical procedure aimed at tightening the vaginal canal. Before undergoing vaginoplasty, consider: Realistic Expectations: Understand the potential outcomes and limitations. Risks and Complications: Be aware of possible risks, including infection and changes in sensation. Recovery Time: Plan for a recovery period that may involve activity restrictions. Alternative Treatments: Explore non-surgical options like pelvic floor exercises. A detailed discussion with a gynecologist or plastic surgeon is crucial to make an informed decision.

13. What is uterine prolapse, and what are its symptoms?

Uterine prolapse occurs when the uterus descends into or outside the vaginal canal due to weakened pelvic floor muscles. Symptoms include: A feeling of heaviness or pulling in the pelvis. Tissue protruding