Labiaplasty, vaginal laser rejuvenation, platelet-rich plasma (PRP), hyaluronic acid fillers, Botox and restoration after childbirth — the full range of aesthetic and functional gynaecology, carried out by a specialist gynaecologist in our own clinic and theatre.
Private consultations with a female doctor, in Arabic or English. Honest advice about what each treatment can and cannot do — and about the alternatives.
Many women live for years with discomfort after childbirth, dryness after the menopause, rubbing from enlarged labia or tightening that makes intimacy painful, and never mention it. These are common, treatable and nothing to be embarrassed about.
Because Dr Alrashed is a gynaecologist first, every consultation starts with the medical picture: an examination if you want one, a check for anything that needs treating in its own right, and the established treatments where they work better. Then we talk about what you want to change, what each option involves and what result is realistic.
Medical treatment, not a promise. Results differ from woman to woman, and for some of these treatments the research is still developing. Dr Alrashed will tell you what is known, what is not, and when another approach would serve you better.
Every treatment is carried out by Dr Karema Alrashed, a specialist in obstetrics and gynaecology, at Oxford Medical Kuwait. She sees you from the first consultation to your follow-up.
Yes. You are seen by a female doctor, in a private room, and nothing is shared with anyone — including family — without your consent. You may bring someone with you or come alone; it is your choice.
No. The first visit is a conversation and, if you wish, an examination. You leave with the options, the risks and the alternatives in writing, and decide in your own time.
Often, yes. Dryness after the menopause usually responds to vaginal oestrogen or moisturisers, leakage of urine to pelvic floor exercises, and vaginismus to a graded dilator programme. We discuss these first where they are the better choice.
Treatments on the outer area, such as labiaplasty and fillers to the outer lips, do not involve the vagina. Anything that does is discussed with you individually and in confidence before any decision.
A private, unhurried first consultation to talk through what you would like to change, your options and what is realistic.