Drs. Miklos and Moore are known internationally as pioneers and innovators in laparoscopic reconstructive vaginal surgery. They have been invited to lecture, teach and operate all over the world including: Russia, Chile, Argentina, Ecuador, Brazil, UAE, India, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Taiwan, Canada, England, Norway, Sweden, Portugal, and Italy.
Dr. Miklos and Moore were the first subspecialists in the field of Urogynecology and Pelvic Reconstructive Surgery to perform vaginal rejuvenation surgery and have been performing these surgeries for over 14 years. They authored the FIRST study on Vaginal Rejuvenation using validated sexual function questionnaires, the FIRST chapter on Vaginal Cosmetic Surgery in an Internationally Recognized Medical Textbook and authored the FIRST book on Vaginal Rejuvenation for women. They are recognized throughout the world as leaders in the field of vaginal rejuvenation.
Miklos & Moore’s Book on
Vaginal Rejuvenation
Drs. Miklos & Moore
numerous surgical awards
Miklos & Moore’s Book Chapters
on Cosmetic Vaginal Surgery
CAN INSURANCE BE USED TO HELP PAY FOR VAGINAL REJUVENATION?
Quite often when patients experience vaginal relaxation they usually have a medical diagnosis of vaginal prolapse (i.e. Cystocele, Rectocele, Uterine Prolapse) and insurance may help pay for a portion the procedure. Most other Vaginal Rejuvenation centers do NOT utilize insurance in any form to help pay for surgery and do NOT repair prolapse or treat urinary incontinence at the same time.
“YOUR COSMETIC VAGINAL SURGERY RESULTS ARE only as good as your surgeon’s talent and artistic skills…”
HOW CAN I CHOOSE THE RIGHT SURGEON?
Why choose a Board Certified Urogynecologist & Reconstructive Vaginal Surgeon versus a Plastic Surgeon or General Gynecologist?
Plastic Surgeons – Total training time (after medical school) – 5-6 years — little time dedicated to vagina surgery.
Gynecologists –Total training time (after medical school) – 4 years – approx. 1.5 years dedicated to vaginal surgery.
Urogynecologists – Total training time (after medical school) – 6-7 years – with 3.5 – 4.5 years dedicated to vaginal surgery.
Drs. Miklos & Moore – Both surgeons are trained as Gynecologists, but have also trained an extra 4 years doing two fellowships – one leading to board-certification in Urogynecology & Reconstructive Vaginal Surgery (2 years) and a second fellowship in Minimally Invasive Reconstructive Vaginal Surgery (2 years). They have spent an extra 4 years dedicated to vaginal reconstructive surgery. Total training time (after medical school) – 8 years– with 5.5 years dedicated to Vaginal Reconstructive Surgery.