The little bit of red closer to your clitoris looks like granulation. The larger red area looks like your vaginal canal tissue. It seems you have a slight prolapse and likely compression at some part of the canal, possibly due to structural or muscular issues. Compression can push blood to the surface, which can lead to this coloration, as this tissue is highly vascular.

You might be able to easily differentiate whether it is inflammatory or circulatory by creating negative pressure. If you suck in your abdomen and then tense your abdominal muscles, you should be able to gape open your canal and watch in a mirror to see if it blanches pink as the space is opened up. If it turns pink, that indicates a resolution of compression. If it stays red, it could point to some other factor like inflammation or a lot of internal prolapse.

You might need to use a flashlight to see into the first inch or so. If the compression is great or internal moisture/lubrication level is low, you may not be able to do this until after you dilate. Right at the anastomosis, it may also stay more red due to irritation or exposure to oxygen, which can increase temporarily after dilation, so keep that in mind.

Try to gently expel the air afterwards. Don't do this except as a diagnostic aid as it introduces high levels of oxygen which could theoretically upset your microbiome if done chronically, as obligate anaerobes are highly sensitive.

Has pelvic floor physical therapy been recommended to you? Has a doctor said anything about it? Are there any other problems you can identify, e.g. discharge getting stuck inside your vagina until you douche?

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So although you did not do laser hair removal before the surgery,you don’t have hair inside the vagina,right ?