Jenny Mollen is on the mend after undergoing vaginoplasty.

The “City of Likes” author exclusively told Page Six that she got the “insane” procedure done “on a whim” during a spa trip to Austria with some pals.

“But then I had to commit to the bit,” Mollen, 47, joked while chatting with us Wednesday night at the Cinema Society screening of “Influenced” in New York City.

The American Society of Plastic Surgeons describes vaginoplasty (also known as posterior colporrhaphy), as “a procedure designed to tighten the vagina.”

“I noticed, ‘Why is everyone’s vagina so even?'” Mollen said of her thought process going into the procedure, admitting she was comparing her “uneven vagina” to other females.

The actress confessed in an Instagram post published Thursday that her lady parts made her “somewhat insecure” when she noticed that one of her “vagina lips is longer than the other, like … not even.”

“I just want to have, like, a really cute, basic vagina,” she told her followers. “It’s sort of now become, I don’t know, something that I think about when I’m just like out and about.”

Mollen underwent the surgery after other celebs, like Jada Pinkett Smith, Kim Zolciak and Brandi Glanville, all copped up to similar vaginal rejuvenation procedures.

This isn’t the first time she’s been open about her elective surgeries, however.

The “Angel” alum candidly revealed in a series of Instagram videos in 2024 that she and her mother, Peggy, had gone to Dr. Oren Tepper for some nips and tucks.

At the time, Mollen shared footage of herself entering the operating room topless before being put under for surgery.

The mother of two underwent everything from a breast lift to chin liposuction, to fat taken from her knee area and transferred under her eyes to minimize dark circles and give her a more youthful look.

Mollen, who is married to actor Jason Biggs, laughed when Page Six asked if the “American Pie” alum had noticed a difference in her lady parts since undergoing her latest procedure.

“No!” she exclaimed.

Procedures aside, Mollen — who has been traveling a lot lately, to places like Asia, Costa Rica and, of course, Austria — has been doing a lot of travel writing for her Substack, which she loves.

“I love it because I can be outrageous, because I have so many weird things,” she gushed to Page Six.

Other celebs at Wednesday’s screening and after-party, held at chic private club Doubles, included Jill Kargman, Christine Taylor, Justin Bartha, Laura Bell Bundy, and David Krumholtz, along with Paul Giamatti, Shawn Levy, Titus Welliver, Candace Bushnell, Stacey Bendet Eisner and Kathy Hilton.