Clinical Presentation & Protocol
Patient Usually Complains Of
Patient presents with concerns regarding symptomatic mons pubis ptosis, characterized by redundant skin, soft tissue laxity, and inferior descent of the mons mound. Patient reports associated physical discomfort, hygiene challenges, and aesthetic dissatisfaction. No history of recent pelvic trauma or infection.
Clinical Examination Findings
Physical examination reveals significant inferior descent of the mons pubis relative to the pubic symphysis. Palpation demonstrates excess adipose tissue and skin redundancy with loss of elasticity. No evidence of inguinal lymphadenopathy, hernia, or underlying masses. Skin integrity is intact with no signs of intertrigo or dermatitis.
Treatment Protocol
Recommended management includes surgical monsplasty (excision of redundant skin and adipose tissue) with suspension of the mons mound to the pubic symphysis fascia. Adjunctive liposuction may be indicated for contour refinement. Post-operative protocol includes compression garment usage for 4-6 weeks and activity restriction to prevent tension on the incision line.