Labiaplasty is not just about aesthetics, but about quality of life. If you are concerned about the appearance of the labia or you feel physical discomfort – irritation, soreness, difficulties during intimacy or when wearing clothes, why put up with it? If there is a solution that can restore confidence and remove these problems, you should not postpone.
K+31 doctors have prepared answers to the most frequently asked questions.
Yes, labiaplasty does not affect the possibility of pregnancy and natural childbirth. The operation affects only external tissues and does not affect reproductive function. However, if you are planning a pregnancy in the near future, it is better to discuss the timing of the procedure with your doctor.
Plastic surgery can be performed after the completion of puberty, when the tissues are fully formed. Usually from the age of 18. In rare cases, labiaplasty may be recommended at an earlier age for medical reasons.
No, scars after surgery are almost invisible. Self-absorbable sutures are used, and tissues in the intimate area heal quickly and without scarring.
If you experience physical discomfort (for example, chafing, pain during sports or intimate life) or you are concerned about your aesthetic appearance, you should consult a doctor. Only a specialist will be able to determine whether the procedure is right for you and help you make a decision.
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What is labiaplasty?
Labiaplasty is a surgery to change the shape or size of the labia. It helps to remove discomfort if the labia are enlarged or asymmetrical, and to correct the appearance if it causes discomfort.
Such features may interfere with walking, sports, or wearing tight clothing. Sometimes this causes embarrassment and reduces self-confidence.
Plastic surgery lasts about an hour, is performed under local anesthesia and is suitable for both young girls and older women.