How Is Hymen Repair Surgery Addressed in Medical Literature?
In modern medical literature, Hymen Repair Surgery is framed not only as a reconstructive procedure but also as a socio-cultural and psychological intervention, shaped by evolving global discourse around gender, identity, and bodily autonomy. Medical texts and scholarly reviews typically describe this surgery — also known as hymenoplasty — as a minimally invasive procedure aimed at reconstructing the hymenal tissue to its pre-rupture state. It is often undertaken for cultural, religious, or personal reasons, especially in societies where an intact hymen is associated with purity or virginity. Despite the cultural sensitivities surrounding it, the scientific community treats it as a valid gynecological procedure, detailing its techniques, ethical considerations, and clinical follow-up with professional neutrality. This article outlines how this surgery is presented in authoritative medical texts, surgical manuals, and peer-reviewed journals, and also discusses the role of speciali...