Can an old 4th degree episiotomy tear be repaired and how?

I've had two 10 lb babies and the first time the doc cut me from my vagina to anus. It was not stitched well, therefore, it did not heal well and began opening. 10 years later I had another child and it only got worse. Recently it tore almost all the way down.

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Can an old 4th degree episiotomy tear be repaired and how?

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