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Family pressure is driving more American women to undergo hymenoplasty
In Washington, D.C., you can essentially buy back "innocence" for anywhere between $650 and $1,600. If you head over to Mexico, it’s a bit cheaper, sitting around $430. Every year, dozens of these procedures are performed, with about twenty percent of them being requested by Washingtonians. These corrections use the patient's own natural tissue rather than synthetic materials. Most clients are young women between 20 and 25, and a huge majority—about 85%—don't have a college degree. The procedure takes roughly ninety minutes, and within ten days, there's no way to tell anyone has had the surgery.
In Washington, D.C., you can essentially buy back "innocence" for anywhere between $650 and $1,600. If you head over to Mexico, it’s a bit cheaper, sitting around $430. Every year, dozens of these procedures are performed, with about twenty percent of them being requested by Washingtonians. These corrections use the patient's own natural tissue rather than synthetic materials. Most clients are young women between 20 and 25, and a huge majority—about 85%—don't have a college degree. The procedure takes roughly ninety minutes, and within ten days, there's no way to tell anyone has had the surgery.