Dr. Scheinberg is a Diplomat for the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology and specializes in labiaplasty and vaginal rejuvenation.

Ethical practices in cosmetic-plastic gynecology and avoiding deception with patients were leading topics of discussion during his presentation.

New cosmetic procedures for gynecology were presented by Dr. Scheinberg, who was invited into surgery to demonstrate these advanced techniques as a viginaplasty specialist.

The two-day symposium took place Feb. 24-25 and was organized by the International Consultants in Aesthetic Medicine (ICAM-USA).

Founded by Dr. Gustavo H. Leibaschoff, ICAM-USA has endeavored to educate and train physicians in various fields of cosmetic medicine and surgery around the world.

“It was an honor to help educate fellow surgeons on how they can create safer and more aesthetic results for their patients,” says Dr. Scheinberg. “This goal is the sole purpose of these events and why we participate.”

Dr. Scheinberg is a member of an exclusive research team of cosmetic-plastic gynecologic surgeons headed by Professor Adam Ostrzenski who has pioneered several advanced procedures in vaginal restoration and rejuvenation.

Prof. Ostrzenski and his team have campaigned to create awareness of deceptive and unethical practices in laser vaginal rejuvenation and continue to educate physicians on how to avoid deception.

The team was awarded a plenary session at the 15th World Congress on Controversies in Obstetrics, Gynecology and Infertility in China, where cosmetic-plastic gynecology was presented as a subcategory of general gynecology practices.

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“It is important that you know your options when it comes to vaginoplasty,” says Dr. Scheinberg, who has performed more than 10,000 labiaplasty surgeries. “You need to be educated on your options and on what procedures are truly necessary.”

When it comes to designer vaginas and laser vaginal rejuvenation, there seems to be much controversy.

Ethics of physicians have fallen under scrutiny, and deception in practice has become commonplace.

Dr. Scheinberg is a member of a team of expert surgeons headed by Professor Adam Ostrzenski who has pioneered several cutting edge techniques in cosmetic-plastic gynecology.

Together, this exclusive team is working to educate physicians on ethical practice and how to avoid deception with patients.

Dr. Scheinberg says he now wants to educate the patients.

Many women are unhappy with the appearance of their vagina. Childbirth, genetics and age have caused many women to feel self-conscious.

Labiaplasty is slowly becoming a more common surgery and Dr. Scheinberg says his report will provide essential information for these women and educate them on making their decision.

“More than ever, women are concerned with the health and aesthetics of their bodies,” says Dr. Scheinberg. “If you have a positive body image, then you will have a healthier sex life, more frequent sex, and with greater satisfaction.”

A Diplomat for the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Dr. Scheinberg specializes in labiaplasty and vaginal cosmetic gynecology.

His free report will be made available to the public in late summer.

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Men and women alike are unhappy with certain areas of their body and begin to hit the gym in hopes of making improvements, as the Labioplasty specialist, Dr. Scheinberg says.

Although some have disciplined themselves to a healthy lifestyle for weight loss, some areas of the body remain resistant to diet and exercise.

Stubborn body fat, such as saddlebags and the inner thighs, can be a source of anxiety for many.

“Genetics play a large role where your body stores fat,” says Dr. Mark Scheinberg, a cosmetic gynecologist in Miami. “If you are near your goal weight and still have localized pockets of fat, then you may be a good candidate for liposuction.”

Liposuction has continued to grow in popularity as one of the most sought after cosmetic procedures worldwide.

Patients now have options when selecting their method of treatment – from traditional surgical liposuction and minimally invasive procedures, to completely non-invasive methods.

“Your body type and cosmetic goals are unique to you,” says Dr. Scheinberg who is a vaginal rejuvenation practicer. “The procedure you select should be equally individualized for you to ensure you achieve your desired goals.”

A leading vaginal reconstructive surgery specialist, Dr. Scheinberg offers one of the newest forms of liposuction called VASER® Lipo.

VASER Lipo is a patented liposuction technique which offers a safer alternative for getting rid of your stubborn fat deposits.

“Liposuction helps you achieve your more ideal shape by sculpting away unwanted body fat,” says Dr. Scheinberg. “Many of our labiaplasty and vaginaplasty patients have liposuction performed as a complementary procedure to achieve the aesthetic results they desire after laser surgery.”

One of the more commonly requested procedures is lipo-sculpting performed around the vagina for reduction of the fatty bulges some women have at the top of their pubic bones for a smoother fitting bikini bottom.

VASER Lipo differs slightly from traditional liposuction in that it is minimally invasive and offers a more precise removal of unwanted body fat.

Using patented, state-of-the-art ultrasound technology designed to gently reshape your body, VASER Lipo is safer than common liposuction through its ability to differentiate targeted fat from other important tissues such as nerves, blood vessels and connective tissue.

“We have women who come in seeking a more sculpted silhouette without a lot of down time,” says Dr. Scheinberg. “If you have unwanted fat deposits that aren’t responding to diet and exercise, then liposuction provides a solution that will have you in your bikini in very little time.”

Unlike traditional liposuction, VASER Lipo provides results with less trauma and faster recovery time.

Large quantities of fat are easily removed with VASER Lipo, where with traditional liposuction you are limited to the amount of fat removed due to the invasive trauma to your body.

“VASER Lipo allows us to precisely sculpt very delicate areas of your body,” says Dr. Scheinberg, the vagina surgeon. “It is minimally invasive and provides smooth and tight results.”

The most common areas for liposuction are the stomach, hips, knees and thighs. Love handles, arms, calves, buttocks and even pubic bones are becoming equally popular.

You should be realistic and understand that liposuction is not intended as a weight loss solution, Dr. Scheinberg says. A slimmer and more sculpted silhouette should be the goal.

Your fat is permanently removed and if you maintain a healthy lifestyle it should not return.

“VASER Lipo allows your physician to treat multiple areas of your body at one time,” says Dr. Scheinberg. “How much fat can be removed and what procedure is right for your body is something your doctor will determine in your consultation.”

Dr. Scheinberg offers a few important questions to ask your physician:

• What are your board credentials and specialty?
• Who will be performing my treatment?
• How many procedures have you performed?
• What training did you receive?

He also recommends reviewing before and after photos of patient treatments as well as requesting to speak with patients who have undergone procedures at that facility.

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A growing trend has been vaginal reconstructive surgery. This intimate area is getting a facelift through cosmetic surgery which can redesign and modify existing undesirable features.

“Aesthetic appeal has been a concern for many women,” says Dr. Mark Scheinberg, a top cosmetic gynecologist in Miami who specializes in Labioplasty. “Negative body image issues are a damaging side effect.”

The thought of protruding labia bulging through swimsuit bottoms creates anxiety for some women wishing to join in summer festivities with friends and family.

Basic swimsuits are considered a potential source of embarrassment much less fun, sexy bikinis during summertime fun.

Rough fabrics such as denim can rub against elongated labia causing discomfort.

Pinching and pressure of the extra skin protruding around the vagina during sex is another complaint experienced by women with sagging of the labia.

This can reduce sensation and be an annoying distraction.

Some women are so insecure with their bodies that they won’t even date for fear of engaging in sexual activity.

If your sex life is suffering due to physical discomfort or poor body image issues, Dr. Scheinberg recommends talking with your gynecologist about cosmetic procedures and options available to you.

“Each woman has her unique reason for seeking cosmetic-plastic vaginal surgery,” says Dr. Scheinberg. “Symmetrical correction of the labia minora is one of the more common procedures requested.”

Aging, genetics and childbirth are the main causes of a stretched out vagina, also known as vaginal relaxation.

In cases where the inner lips of the vagina hang lower than the larger outer lips, the labia majora, vaginal laser surgery has been a common, yet controversial practice.

Laser Vaginal Rejuvenation, the brand name for aesthetic labial amputation, trims the inner labia using a laser to shave away the excess labia until the inner labia are equal to the outer lips of the vagina.

Loss of sensation, nerve damage and infection have been a few of the disturbing concerns associated with Laser Vaginal Rejuvenation.

New advanced techniques resulting in far more sophisticated procedures are now offered providing patients an alternative solution to labial amputation.

“Once we eliminate the excess which hangs below the outer lips, we can take a small section of your original labia and reattach that section,” says Dr. Scheinberg. “This provides a natural, petite look and sensation while leaving the original edges of your labia intact.”

For some women, the results could be life-changing.

Women with genital deformities or genetic defects could have their self-confidence restored through labioplasty.

Color, shape and symmetry are the main complaints expressed by women who seek cosmetic surgery on their vaginas. Even rejuvenation of the surrounding area has become a common request.

In a world where breast implants and nose jobs are as commonplace as getting a manicure, it was inevitable that designer hoo-has would be next on the menu.

The myriad requests made in patient consultations is indicative of how porn has influenced what society considers “normal.”

Every vagina is as unique as its owner, says Dr. Scheinberg, who has had patients bring in photos of porn stars requesting the exact results they desire in appearance.

Whether she wants fat injected into her vulva to plump it back up for a more youthful appearance or reduce the length of her labia due to sagging from age or childbirth, Dr. Scheinberg says it is important that each patient is confident with her results.

“It is important that she leaves happy and confident with her vagina,” says Dr. Scheinberg. “A woman’s self-confidence is vital to her sexual well-being. Everyone deserves a healthy, happy sex life.”

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“Aesthetic appeal is a concern for many women and for some it can be a matter of function or pain,” says Dr. Mark Scheinberg, a cosmetic gynecologist who specializes in vaginal rugae restoration.

In most cases where the labia minora hang lower than the labia majora, Laser Reduction Labiaplasty, the brand name for aesthetic labia amputation, shaves away the excess labia with a laser until the inner labia are equal to the outer lips of the vagina.

Scheinberg offers an alternative solution which does not require amputation of the labia and provides a natural look and sensation, leaving the original edges of the labia intact.

“Symmetry is a concern for most women,” says Scheinberg. “We can take a small section of the original labia, excise the excess below and reattach that section creating petite, new labia with original edges and hidden suture lines.”

Genetics, childbirth and aging are main causes of sagging and deterioration to the labial area.
Although cosmetic appeal is a concern for most women, some women experience discomfort due to this abnormality of the vagina.
Pinching during sex or other physical activities and rubbing against rough clothing such as denim can cause discomfort and hinder normal function.

Sensation can be reduced during sex due to the extra skin protruding around the vagina.
Scheinberg performs various types of labioplasty procedures that maintain the natural labia edges.
“Many cosmetic gynecologists perform only one method for a labioplasty, which is aesthetic labia amputation,” says Scheinberg. “I perform my surgical procedures to coordinate with the surrounding tissues to receive the best look for the patient.”

Scheinberg explains that vaginal rejuvenation surgery can reconstruct the labia and give patients smooth, symmetrical results to restore self-confidence.
Each patient has a different reason for seeking cosmetic gynecological surgery, explains Scheinberg.

“Whether it’s seeking aesthetic design procedures or reconstruction after childbirth, every patient has their reason,” says Scheinberg. “The end result is the restoration of her self-confidence.”
Each surgery is individualized to the needs of the patient and techniques vary by procedure.
Scheinberg stresses the importance of openly speaking with your surgeon about the results you desire.

Contour, color, symmetry and smooth edges are the main focus of patients seeking cosmetic gynecology.
“Many of my patients will bring in photos of what they would like their vagina to look like,” says Scheinberg. “It is important that a woman be happy with her vagina and how she wants it to look. The right doctor can provide the results desired.”

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Scheinberg, along with Dr. Troy Hailparn, is part of an exclusive team of gynecological surgeons headed by the renowned Professor Adam Oztrzenski. Together the three men have changed the face of cosmetic-plastic gynecological surgery around the globe.

“This is an incredible honor to be able to make our presentation to the top names in gynecological and obstetric medicine from all over the world,” says Scheinberg.

Based in London, FIGO is a worldwide organization composed of obstetricians and gynecologists from more than 124 countries and territories. Presentations are by invitation only.

The team has campaigned against deceptive practices involving vaginal reduction surgery, labiaplasty and restorative procedures.

Their world-acclaimed notoriety has been the result of introducing progressive procedures pioneered by Ostrzenski in vaginal rejuvenation and reduction, as well as campaigns against unethical cosmetic-plastic gynecological practices with the focus of protecting patients against unethical and deceptive CPG procedures and claims.

“There is deception and unethical practice taking place in the field of laser reduction vaginal surgery,” says Scheinberg. “Our goal was to introduce cosmetic gynecology in such a way that it would be recognized and respected as part of the clinical scientific gynecological community.”

The team’s success at the 14th World Congress in Paris last October and in China for the 15th World Congress on Obstetrics, Gynecology and Infertility (COGI) in December has resulted in being awarded yet another exclusive invitation to present to the 20th FIGO World Congress in Rome.

This prestigious event will take place Oct. 7 through Oct. 12, and will be attended by the top obstetric and gynecological physicians from all over the world.

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Dr. Scheinberg, a Diplomat for the American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology, will speak on ethical practices of cosmetic-plastic gynecology and how to avoid deception, as well as discussing new surgical procedures in cosmetic gynecology.

Organized by the International Consultants in Aesthetic Medicine (ICAM-USA), the two-day symposium is scheduled for Feb. 24 and 25.

ICAM-USA was founded by Dr. Gustavo H. Leibaschoff with the goal of educating and training physicians in the different fields of cosmetic medicine and surgery.

“Helping to educate fellow physicians in a manner that creates safer results for patients is why we participate in these types of events,” says Dr. Scheinberg, the cosmetic surgeon.

Recently awarded a plenary session at the 15th World Congress on Controversies in Obstetrics, Gynecology and Infertility in China, Dr. Scheinberg, along with two of the nation’s top surgeons, presented cosmetic-plastic gynecology as a subcategory of traditional gynecology.

“We are here to educate and to restore integrity in our field of gynecological medicine,” says Scheinberg, a vaginal reconstructive surgeon.

Fueled by creating awareness of deceptive practices in laser vaginal rejuvenation, Scheinberg and his colleagues continue their campaign of ethical practice in cosmetic-plastic gynecological medicine.

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The event will take place Feb. 24 and 25, and speakers will discuss the application and combination of gynecological surgical principles, with cosmetic surgery and aesthetic medicine.

Directors of the conference are Dr. Pablo Gonzalez of Colombia and Dr. Gustavo Leibaschoff of Argentina. The list of invited speakers includes Dr. Scheinberg of Deerfield Beach, FL, Dr. Stefano Salvatore of Italy, and Drs. Hernan Duke, Carlos Diaz Tamara, Heinz Hiller and Carlos Echeverry, all of Colombia.

On Feb. 24, there will be theoretical presentations with video demonstrations. Questions and answers will follow.

Feb. 25 will consist of practical demonstrations in simultaneous operating theaters. The participants will have a choice of active participation during the procedures or direct observation in the operating room.

Dr. Scheinberg, a vaginoplasty and hymenoplasty surgery expert, lists a number of live surgeries that will be demonstrated.

• Liposculpture and technical transplant with tumescent anesthesia
• Reductive labioplasty
• Laser vaginal rejuvenation
• Vulvar rejuvenation with laser
• Labia majora injection with hyaluronic acid
• Perinoplasty

“It is an honor to speak at this first Latin American conference,” says Dr. Scheinberg. “It further proves we are making history with cosmetic-plastic gynecology.”

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Cosmetic laser gynecology procedures such as labioplasty and hoodoplasty are consensual. Females get these procedures to ease pain during intercourse, decrease embarrassment and to better their sex lives.

Female genital mutilation has no health benefits for girls and women, and is done to intentionally alter the vagina for non-medical reasons. FGM can cause severe bleeding and problems urinating. Later in the woman’s life, potential childbirth complications and newborn deaths can occur.

FGM involves partial or complete removal of the external female genitalia. An estimated 100 to 140 million females around the world are living with the consequences of this procedure. Typically, this procedure is carried out on young girls between infancy and age 15.

“Female genital mutilation is a violation of human rights,” says Dr. Scheinberg, a vaginoplasty surgeon. “I want to raise awareness, and show that what I do is to benefit women-not harm them.”

The long-term effects of FGM include:

• Chronic bladder and urinary tract infections
• Infertility
• Complications during childbirth, and risk of newborn deaths
• Cysts around the female organs

Vaginal reconstruction expert Dr. Scheinberg discusses the different types of FGM.

Type I: Clitoridectomy- This is the partial or complete removal of the clitoris.

Type II: Excision- The partial or complete removal of the clitoris and labia minora.

Type III: Infibulation- Making the vaginal opening narrower by creating a seal. The seal is created by cutting and moving the inner or outer labia.

Type IV: Other – Other procedures include pricking, piercing, scraping and cauterizing the vaginal area.

FGM is a common practice in western, eastern and northeastern regions of Africa, and in some countries in Asia and the Middle East. It is also common in immigrant communities of North America and Europe.

Severe pain, heavy bleeding, bacterial infections and open sores are just a few of the immediate complications for females undergoing FGM. This procedure can interfere with the natural function of their bodies.

“We offer a reconstructive surgery of infibulated scars, which are associated with type III genital cutting,” says Dr. Scheinberg. “Defibulation can alleviate some of the complications associated with this form of FGM.”

It is important for everyone to understand the difference between cosmetic gynecology and FGM practices. Labiaplasties and hoodoplasties are performed to benefit women. FGM is a form of torture, and is performed against the female’s wishes.

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As a woman, you need to urinate more because your bladder shares space with the uterus, which is why childbirth can wreak havoc on your bladder and the supporting tissues of the vagina.
Near the end of labor, the baby’s body will descend through the birth canal. When you reach the point of being 10 centimeters dilated, it’s time to push. The supporting tissues around the vagina can separate and weaken.
A weakened pelvic floor and surrounding muscles could cause the bladder to descend. Surgery to take up the bladder may be an option to correct this. Vaginal reconstruction surgery can tighten the vaginal walls and restore the natural shape.
If you are suffering from vaginal looseness due to childbirth, it can result in a lack of sensation during sex and lowered gratification.
Knowing your body inside and out can result in a better sex life for you and your partner.

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