Labiaplasty
Improves enlarged or asymmetrical labia majora and minora, or functional discomfort. Performed by an obstetrician-gynecologist, with attention to both function and appearance.
Labiaplasty is part of gynecologic reconstructive surgery, addressing enlarged or asymmetrical labia majora or labia minora, or functional discomfort caused by structural problems.
Common Concerns
About the Surgery
Performed by an obstetrician-gynecologist. Before surgery, your aesthetic and functional needs are discussed in detail, and a personalized plan for the extent of removal and what to preserve is designed, balancing function, appearance, and a natural look.
The surgery is performed under anesthesia with small incisions and absorbable sutures, so no stitch removal is needed afterward.
Recovery After Surgery
Swelling lasts about 1–2 weeks after surgery, and the absorbable sutures dissolve on their own. You need to avoid sexual activity for about 6–8 weeks, and daily activities can be gradually resumed as directed by your doctor.
If there is a functional need (friction, recurrent infections), the evaluation prioritizes functional improvement rather than purely cosmetic goals.