The journey to a Labiaplasty begins with an initial consultation. During this in-depth session, the surgeon thoroughly evaluates the patient’s labial anatomy and discusses their specific concerns, expectations, and desired outcomes. This consultation is critical for setting realistic expectations and ensuring that the patient’s goals align with what the procedure can achieve.
Anaesthesia options are discussed in detail, considering the patient’s medical history, comfort level, and the complexity of the surgery. Local anaesthesia with sedation is commonly preferred, but general anaesthesia may be recommended in specific cases for optimal patient comfort.
The surgical techniques employed in Labiaplasty are tailored to each patient’s unique needs. These often involve excising excess tissue and reshaping the labia to achieve a more aesthetically pleasing and symmetrical appearance. Incisions are meticulously planned to be as inconspicuous as possible, often hidden within the natural folds of the labial tissue. Following the surgical alterations, sutures are used to close the incisions, and antibiotic ointments may be applied to minimise the risk of post-operative infection.
You may choose to undergo a Labiaplasty procedure for a number of reasons: