About the procedure
Labiaplasty changes the shape or size of the labia according to the concern discussed. People may seek advice about discomfort during movement or a desired change in appearance. Anatomical variation is normal.
Your consultation
The doctor listens to symptoms and expectations, examines the area and discusses options, including when surgery is unnecessary. The decision should be unpressured and based on a clear understanding of possible changes.
What to expect
- Medical assessment, discussion of options and agreement on a plan.
- Reshaping of labial tissue according to the plan agreed with the surgeon.
- Aftercare and follow-up adapted to the healing process.
Recovery and follow-up
The area may be swollen and tender during healing. Local care, returning to exercise and resuming sexual activity are discussed individually with the doctor.
What to consider
Scarring, asymmetry, changes in sensation and healing difficulties are part of the risk discussion. Surgery does not guarantee a change in sexual satisfaction.
Common questions
Does asymmetry mean I need surgery?
No. Differences in shape or size can be part of normal anatomy. Assessment, symptoms and your preferences all matter.
Do I need to decide at my first appointment?
No. The consultation provides information to consider your options, questions and recovery before deciding.
Discuss the cost before treatment.
Ask for an estimate for your case and clarify what is included: consultations, the procedure, investigations and follow-up visits. The plan and final cost are agreed after assessment.
Request a consultationInformation to help you prepare for a consultation. Recommendations and treatment plans are agreed individually with your doctor.