Care Created With You In Mind
Asking The Right Questions
Our intake forms include gender, pronouns, and preferred name, so you’ll be respected the minute you walk through the door. There’s also space to share details that will make your visit more comfortable, including issues you don’t want to talk about or things you’d rather type than talk about.
Treatment Focused On Your Goals
Your PT will help you improve mobility, reduce pain, and achieve goals related to exercise, daily activities, or participation in sex and intimacy. Treatment may include:
- Breathing and other exercises to prepare for vaginoplasty
- Assisting you with your dilator program to maintain the vaginal opening
- Helping with scar mobilization and management
- Supporting you with knowledge and guidance as you return to sexual activity
Feel Confident In Your Body
Think of your PT as the instruction manual for your new anatomy after a vaginoplasty, as well as your expert guide to healing — which will take time. Recovery from surgery takes about 6 weeks, but it may take several months to feel fully adjusted.
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"I found Origin when I was pregnant. After having my baby, I came back to do pelvic floor work. It's been a godsend!"
Stephanie S.
Separated Abs, Pregnancy
"After my c-section, I was experiencing core weakness, SI joint and hip pain, and tightness in my scar. My PT was incredible to work with and helped me meet my goals."
Sophie S.
Postpartum, C-Section Recovery
"I'm from France, where pelvic floor care is considered crucial post-delivery, and I was so happy when I found Origin. The team is knowledgeable, professional, and thoughtful in their medical approach."
F.C.
Postpartum
"I've learned great exercises and adjustments for daily movements to reduce strain and pain. I've been delighted by how effective the virtual visits are."
Jennifer S.
Low Back Pain
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FAQs
What happens during a physical therapy evaluation for vaginoplasty?
What can a physical therapist do to help me heal after vaginoplasty?
I had my vaginoplasty procedure years ago. Can physical therapy still help me?
Can my PT help me with aches and pains unrelated to vaginoplasty?
Related Conditions:
Vaginoplasty Prep & Recovery
We aim to create a welcoming place for our transgender, nonbinary, and gender nonconforming patients. Although all of our PTs have expertise in pelvic floor physical therapy for people with natal vaginas, many also specialize in treating specific concerns associated with neo vaginas pre and post-vaginoplasty.
Whether you’re preparing for surgery, recovering, or experiencing other pelvic floor concerns, our PTs will provide you with expert guidance and unwavering support.
The Origin Way
Care Created With You In Mind
Asking The Right Questions
Our intake forms include gender, pronouns, and preferred name, so you’ll be respected the minute you walk through the door. There’s also space to share details that will make your visit more comfortable, including issues you don’t want to talk about or things you’d rather type than talk about.
Treatment Focused On Your Goals
Your PT will help you improve mobility, reduce pain, and achieve goals related to exercise, daily activities, or participation in sex and intimacy. Treatment may include:
- Breathing and other exercises to prepare for vaginoplasty
- Assisting you with your dilator program to maintain the vaginal opening
- Helping with scar mobilization and management
- Supporting you with knowledge and guidance as you return to sexual activity
Feel Confident In Your Body
Think of your PT as the instruction manual for your new anatomy after a vaginoplasty, as well as your expert guide to healing — which will take time. Recovery from surgery takes about 6 weeks, but it may take several months to feel fully adjusted.
FAQs
What happens during a physical therapy evaluation for vaginoplasty?
What can a physical therapist do to help me heal after vaginoplasty?
I had my vaginoplasty procedure years ago. Can physical therapy still help me?
Can my PT help me with aches and pains unrelated to vaginoplasty?
Related Conditions:
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Covered By Insurance
Taking care of yourself shouldn’t break the bank.
We’re in-network with most insurance plans.
Learn more here.
Common & Treatable
Patients who see a pelvic floor physical therapist both before and after vaginoplasty experience significantly lower rates of pelvic floor dysfunction.
Source: Jiang DD, et al. Implementation of a pelvic floor physical therapy program for transgender women undergoing gender-affirming vaginoplasty. Obstet Gynecol. 2019.