You've probably heard the term, and been intrigued. Yes, today, we're talking about The Mommy Makeover! Let's discuss what that term really means, and how extensive or involved it might be. As the name suggests, a "mommy makeover" is typically done after a woman is done having children and wants some assistance in restoring her pre-pregnancy shape. Mommy makeover is a term that encompasses a combination of the following surgical procedures: Labiaplasty, vaginal rejuvenation, vaginal tightening, liposuction, abdominoplasty (tummy tuck), and breast augmentation/lift. It's clear in the world of vaginal surgery, that once you get past the headlines and Real Housewives-style drama of Los Angeles plastic surgeons offices, there is a real need here: women who are suffering – from urinary incontinence, prolapsed bladders, pain, discomfort, or just dissatisfaction during sex… and there are now options out there for you. Dr. Oakley and our special guest Dr. Ryan Wilson board certified plastic surgeon and reconstructive surgery with The Plastic Surgery Group – will cover "Mommy Makeovers" to Nip/Tuck/Vagina and just about everything in between, we take a deep dive into what it means to love our bodies as moms, and all the different ways we do it in this episode. Thank you for listening to the LBP. Please send in your comments, questions and suggestions for future topics at [email protected].

In this episode, real couples get real candid about their sometimes-sexless relationship. "We went from having sex every other day to suddenly once in 5 months." Many factors can affect a person's libido ― stress, certain medications, having kids and health issues, to name a few. And yes, there are couples in which both partners are perfectly happy with little to no sexual activity. But for people who do value physical intimacy, the feelings of loneliness and rejection that often accompany a sexless relationship can be painful. Dr. Oakley & Holly will go over some practical solutions to breaking the habit of assumption, and talking explicitly to get better sex. Real questions from real people maybe going through the same situations behind closed doors. If you have a question or topic that you would like to explore on the show, reach out to us and we may answer your question on one of our upcoming episodes. Email us at [email protected]. Check us out at theladybodpod.com.

In this episode, real couples get candid about their sometimes-sexless marriages. "We went from having sex every other day to suddenly once in 5 months." Many factors can affect a person's libido ― stress, certain medications, having kids and health issues, to name a few. And yes, there are couples in which both partners are perfectly happy with little to no sexual activity. But for people who do value physical intimacy, the feelings of loneliness and rejection that often accompany a sexless relationship can be painful. Dr. Oakley & Holly will go over some practical solutions to breaking the habit of assumption, and talking explicitly to get better sex. Real questions from real people maybe going through the same situations behind closed doors. If you have a question or topic that you would like to explore on the show, reach out to us and we may answer your question on one of our upcoming episodes. Email us at [email protected]. Check us out at theladybodpod.com.

• Not only is masturbating fun (and totally common and normal), it's good for your health! Dr. Oakley & Holly want you to forget all the taboos about self-love- masturbation is still a big one for many women. It's not something that comes up a whole lot in conversation, even between the most open of girlfriends. So, getting to know what you like and don't like in the bedroom isn't necessarily straightforward. Lucky for us, masturbation is one of the easiest way to learn. Taking some solo time to work out what turns you on can even increase your self-esteem. Once you are more comfortable with your own body and confident in articulating what makes you feel good, you can also expect to have better sex (YAY!) We answer your questions:
• What Is a Yoni Egg—and Why You Shouldn't Put One in Your Vagina
• Energy Orgasms- Love, Sex and Goop
• My husband continues to watch porn and masturbates while I'm in the next room
• Clitoris desensitization (not from vibrators) - is it fixable?
• If you have a question or topics that you would like to explore on the show, reach out to us and we may answer your question on one of our upcoming episodes. Email us at [email protected].

Botox injections in the vagina can be effective in treating women with pelvic muscle spasms, also known as pelvic floor dysfunction. From pregnancy and excruciating period pain to soreness after sex and the more sinister struggle of endometriosis. Ladies, chances are you're familiar with the uncomfortable feels often associated with your vuh-jay-jay. Pelvic muscle spasms can exhibit many different symptoms since the pelvic floor comes into contact with the bladder, the vagina, the rectum, the coccyx and the pubic bone. Dr. Oakley explains how the pelvic floor Botox procedure helps the muscles relax and promotes normal bodily functions, including intercourse. Also, Dr. Oakley & Holly will go over the following questions below in this episode: • What is vaginal Botox injection? • Why it's done • Who can have the treatment? • How does it work? • Thank you for listening. Please send in your comments, questions and suggestions for future topics to [email protected]. Also check out our website https://theladybodpod.com/.