Labioplasty

The labiaplasty is surgery to change the shape or size of the labia. Many people think that the surgery helps to solve aesthetic problems only, but it is far from true. About 45% of women face itching, irritation of over-large labia, discomfort during sexual intercourse and sessions in the gym. Another 37% would simply like to improve the aesthetics of the genital area, with no prominent issues, causing physical discomfort. Impressive statistics, isn’t it? At least, now you know that you are not alone in your problem. It’s much easier to figure out which direction to choose next.

So, labiaplasty may be necessary for those women, who want to:

• Reshape the labia to be more symmetrical;

• Reduce the size of overly prominent labia majora;

• Resect the protruding labia minora;

• Improve the labia after traumas;

• Treat hypo-sensitivity;

• Deal with the skin texture, reduce slackness, wrinkles and lines;

• Deal with age-related changes of the labia, as well as postpartum changes and conditions associated with sudden weight loss;

• Eliminate physical discomfort and mental hangups.

Advantages of the procedure

Labiaplasty has a number of advantages, including:

• Quick result - right in a single session;

• Short-term recovery - no more than an hour;

• No long-held preparation needed;

• No scars and cicatrices after the surgery;

• Quick recovery under outpatient treatment;

• Sexual sensitivity preservation.

Who is this procedure indicated for?

Intimate surgery is intended for those women who would like to:

• Reduce or increase the size of their labia;

• Deal with the hyposensitivity;

• Get rid of age-related changes;

• Eliminate the discomfort, both physical and mental ones.

Risks

As any other surgery, labiaplasty has certain risks. These could be:

• Swelling and hematomas at the treated area;

• Loss of sensation;

• Scars due to incorrectly performed surgery

There is no need to be afraid of possible risks if you plan to have a surgery with an experienced surgeon! Labiaplasty is not a complicated technique. Its results are predictable and easy to achieve. Sensitive handling, tactfulness and care of our doctors will make you comfortable at all stages.

Contraindications

Bear in mind some contraindications, rendering labiaplasty impossible, if detected. These contraindications are as follows:

• Bleeding sickness;

• Decompensated diabetes mellitus;

• CNS disorders and CVD;

• Autoimmune pathologies;

• Acute infections;

• Pregnancy, lactation.

Post-treatment recovery

The recovery period is quite important to achieve successful results. During the recovery, it is recommended to:

• Take all medications prescribed by your doctor, including antibiotics and NSAIDs;

• Be sure to treat surgical scars as instructed by your doctor;

• Avoid physical, sports and sexual activity within 5-6 weeks after the surgery;