Hymenoplasty- New virginity through plastic surgery

Many woman would like to restore hymen which represent their virginity. Hymenoplasty or revirgination refer to the cosmetic surgery that restores/repairs a torn hymen.
The biological function of the hymen is still uncertain, however, its social function is popularly regarded as a mythical symbol in many cultures. Named after Hymen, the Greek god of marriage, the vaginal membrane has since primitive times been a marker of virginity. Bleeding occurs when the hymen tears, which is typically the result of a woman’s first experience with intercourse. Very rarely, a female can unknowingly tear her hymen by inserting a tampon. It may also happen during sports (e.g. - bicycles or horseback riding).
Hymenoplasty is a surgical procedure designed to repair or reconstruct the ring-like skin membrane partially covering the opening of the vagina (the “hymen”). The Hymenoplasty surgery will pull the tissue back together to restore a “virgin-like” quality. Hymenoplasty generally takes about one to two hours, with patients able to return to work the next day. Restoration of the hymen is done on an outpatient basis, under local anesthesia or sedation. Vaginal surgery, including hymenoplasty, is one of the industry's fastest-growing segments. An increasing number of patients are trying to "improve their sex lives" by combining hymen repair with an operation to tighten their vaginas. Husbands often say: it’s the same wife, but a new woman. Women can even redesign the look of their private parts.