Vulva Lesion Excision

A vulvar or vaginal excision is a procedure to remove tissue of the vulva or vagina, often done as part of different approaches to prevent precancerous growth of the vagina. Although these growths often occur due to abnormal cells, it is not possible to say that all of them are cancerous cells.

It is a procedure that does not require hospitalization. Air travel should be avoided for 2-3 days following the surgery.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a lesion on the vulva?

A suspected polip or ulser or nodule or permenant pruritis (ichthing) or nevus or colour changes are the lesions of this area.

How long does it take to recover from vulvar surgery?

2 days.

What is a wide excision of the vulva?

Skinning vulvectomy is made for vulvar intraepitelian neoplasia. So it is mostly needed for surgical removal of suspicious mas sor lesions to inspect further.

Cautıons

It is a procedure that does not require hospitalization. Air travel should be avoided for 2-3 days following the surgery.

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