Labia Majora Plasty

Labia majora plasty is a surgical procedure that removes excess tissue from the labia majora. This procedure can be done in different ways and depending on the patient’s needs, it can be done as a day surgery or an outpatient surgery.

A labia minoraplasty is also known as labioplasty. It reduces the size of the labia minora, which are two small folds of skin on either side of the vaginal opening. It involves trimming down, tightening, and shortening the labia minora to achieve a more feminine shape.

It is typically done for cosmetic reasons and to make one’s genital area more aesthetically pleasing.

This surgery is usually performed on women who are not satisfied with the appearance of their labia majora. The procedure can be performed using different methods, such as laser or scalpel. The advantages of laser-assisted labia majora plasty include less bleeding and faster recovery time.

What is the aim of Labia Majora Plasty?

Labia majora plasty aims to correct the labia minora, or the inner lips of the vulva. This can be done to make them smaller and more symmetrical.

This can be done to make them smaller and more symmetrical. It is also known as labial reduction surgery, or labial reduction for cosmetic reasons. The procedure aims to reduce natural labia size for aesthetic purposes such as making them more symmetrical and less noticeable when wearing tight clothing or swimwear.

The surgery can be done in one or two stages, depending on how much work needs to be done. In one stage, an incision is made around the pubic bone to remove excess tissue and then a second incision is made across the top of each lip where excess tissue is removed

Why you should consider having Labia Majora Plasty?

Female genital cosmetic surgery is still somewhat taboo in society, but it’s becoming more popular and accepted. More women are beginning to understand that they can have greater sexual satisfaction and self-confidence by undergoing this surgery.

Labiaplasty has a lot of benefits for women who are experiencing discomfort during intercourse or for those who want to have a more aesthetically pleasing body. It can also be done for medical reasons such as recurrent urinary tract infections, vaginismus (vaginal spasm), or previous trauma to the labia. Women who have small labia may also need this procedure because their labia do not cover their clitoris properly.

Ways to perform Labiaplasty Surgery

With women’s health becoming more mainstream, there has been an increase in demand for cosmetic procedures like labiaplasty.

Labia majora reduction surgery can be performed in different ways such as:

• Laser Surgery
• Threading
• MicroSurgery
• Liposuction
• Tightening of muscles around labia
• Cutting out excess skin and fat around labia

Majorly, the surgical procedure can be done in two ways: through an open incision or through a laparoscopic incision. The open incision is more invasive and requires more recovery time, but it has the advantage of being able to see the extent of the surgery, whereas the laparoscopic incision is less invasive and allows for a shorter recovery time.

What are the Risks of having a Labia Majora Plasty?

There are some minor risks associated with this surgery, including infection, scarring, and bleeding

The surgery is not without risks but if you want to improve your life by reducing the size of your labia majora then this surgery may be for you.

Labiaplasty Recovery Time 

The average recovery time for labiaplasty varies depending on the type of surgery and the amount of tissue removed. The average time taken by patients who have had a labiaplasty is about four weeks, but it can take up to six months for some people.

With no complications, you will be able to resume normal activities in 2 weeks.

The recovery time for this type of surgery is significantly shorter than other procedures that require more extensive skin grafting, such as hip replacement or breast reconstruction.

Criteria to consider before undergoing Labia Majora Reduction Surgery

Labia majora reduction surgery is not for everyone, as it does have its risks and benefits. It should be considered carefully before undergoing this procedure as there are many alternatives to try first to see if they work better for you.

There are many reasons why women choose to undergo this procedure, such as feeling self-conscious about their genitals or wanting to correct a congenital birth defect.

Criteria to consider before undergoing Labia Majora Reduction Surgery include:

• Your comfort with your body image and sexuality.
• Your age, health and lifestyle.
• Your goals for the future.

Labia Majora Reduction Surgery at RISAA IVF – What to Know before you do it?

When a woman has labia majora, it is the skin folds that extend from the vaginal opening to the vulva. They are called labia majora because they are larger than other parts of the vulva like the labia minora. For women who want to get rid of these extra skin folds, Labia Majora Reduction Surgery at RISAA IVF can be a good option.

As mentioned, Labia majora reduction surgery is performed to reduce and/or eliminate excessive vaginal tissue and excess skin on the outer part of the labia. The procedure can be done as a one-time procedure or as a series of procedures over time.

But before you decide to do this surgery, there are some things you should know about it.

• The surgical procedure takes about 45 minutes and does not require anesthesia.
• There is no pain involved in this surgery because it is done through small incisions
• It only takes about two weeks for your body to heal from this
• The risks associated with this surgery are minimal but include infection and complications such as bleeding, bruising and scarring.

The first step in considering Labia Majora Reduction Surgery should be to determine if you are physically uncomfortable with your current labial size. You should also consider whether you want to undergo this surgery because it will change your body shape and make it more aesthetically pleasing, as well as potentially improve sexual performance.

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