Talking about female genitality without lowering the voice, without euphemisms, and without turning the topic into a taboo. That is one of the challenges that will be undertaken by Dr. Majo Araujo during the second edition of BEST Experience, the gathering that proposes to foster dialogue among beauty, science, well-being, and longevity.
Araujo will participate as a speaker with a talk focused on female genitality and intimate well-being. The specialist anticipated that it will be content “clear, simple, real, and also explicit,” a deliberate choice to address a topic that can still generate discomfort or surprise.
Majo Araujo: a Specialist in Female Intimate Health
A physician specializing in Functional Regenerative Gynecology and Cosmetic Reconstructive Surgery of the Female Genitalia, Araujo is also the founder of Vulvicare, a line of intimate care.
Her track record includes eight consecutive international awards for the best female genital surgery granted by ISCG, from the United States. She is also recognized as a professional committed to innovation, ongoing medical education, and women’s intimate well-being.
Her participation in BEST® aligns precisely with that pursuit of bringing information closer about an area of women’s health that still struggles to be discussed with complete naturalness.
“To talk about genitality, you have to be able to do it with naturalness”
Araujo acknowledges that the talk generates “curiosity and uncertainty” because of the reaction it may elicit from the audience. And it is precisely that expectation that forms part of the challenge.
“The content will be clear, simple, real, and also explicit, because I believe that to talk about genitality one must be able to do so with naturalness and without euphemisms,” she explained.
The specialist knows that some of the topics she will bring to the stage may surprise or discomfort people. But far from avoiding that possibility, she regards it as a necessary part of the conversation.
A Topic That Still Proves Difficult to Look at and Name
Female genitality is often traversed by silences, shyness, and difficulties in speaking about one’s own body. In that context, Araujo’s proposal aims to put words where there are still many questions.
“I know that some things may surprise, discomfort, but I also think that is part of the challenge: to encourage us to talk with naturalness about what still costs us to look at, name, and understand,” she noted.
The talk thus seeks to move away from euphemisms and open a space for direct information. Not for the sake of impact itself, but from the possibility of better understanding the body and discussing intimate well-being with greater freedom.
The Place of Intimate Health Within Well-being
Araujo’s presence also broadens the conversation that BEST® proposes. If well-being implies an integral view of the different dimensions of life, health and knowledge of one’s own body are part of that conversation.
In that sense, her participation adds a specific perspective on female intimacy and places on the table a topic that still does not always find space in public discussions.
Experiencia BEST® will take place this Saturday, September 5, from 3:00 PM to 8:00 PM, at the Four Seasons Hotel Buenos Aires.
