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What Is Labia Reduction?
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, to as labiaplasty, is a surgical intervention aimed at decreasing the size of the labia minora. This procedure is for reasons, discomfort during physical activities, irritation, or aesthetic preferences. By reducing the size of the inner lips, labiaplasty can help alleviate and enhance overall comfort. The surgery involves reshaping and trimming the labia minora to achieve a size and shape that the patient finds more desirable. As a result, many individuals experience increased confidence and improved quality of life .
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What are labia minora?
Before considering this surgery, it is important to know what area it targets. The vulva is all of the female exterior genitalia. This two sets of labia—the labia majora, which is on the outside and where hair grows, and the labia minora, which is on the inside. A labiaplasty is performed on the labia minora.
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Why do you need a labia reduction?
Many people feel the need for a labia for aesthetic reasons. Some women are born with large or uneven labia minora, while some women’s labia can change size as a result of hormonal changes, childbirth or ageing.
In some instances, women will want a labia for reasons other than . Sometimes, the labia will cause pain or . This can occur while undergoing certain activities, including sexual intercourse, or when wearing certain clothing. a labia reduction can reduce this . This is generally the most accepted reason for to have a labia .
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Who is an appropriate candidate for a labia reduction?
To have a labia reduction, you will need to:
Surgeons will also need to ensure that you are undertaking the procedure for the right reasons. Your labia will be examined, and if the surgeon decides there is wrong and it is not causing any physical pain, the may not go ahead.
What is involved in a labia reduction?
A can be performed under a local anaesthetic. However, if you do not wish to be awake for the procedure, you can be administered a TIVA anaesthetic. This means that you will be asleep for the procedure, but unlike other general anaesthetics, you will not be relying on gases to keep you asleep.
The labiaplasty involves surgically removing the tissue from the lips. The ends may need to be closed using dissolvable .
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The labia reduction will take one to two hours to complete.
What is the recovery period like?
After the surgery, it is normal to experience some pain, discomfort, bruising, and . You will be given medication that can help alleviate symptoms. If necessary, you can also use ice packs to help reduce . This should last around two weeks.
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You may need to wear a pad for one week after the procedure or until bleeding stops.
You will need to take about five days off work to recover. You will need to avoid any strenuous exercise for about ten days. You can resume any sexual after six weeks.
Are there any risks with labia reduction?
There are rare risks which may occur as a result of labia reduction, including:
Centre for Surgery takes all precautions to minimise the risks of these rare side effects.
How to choose the best labia reduction surgeon
When surgery, it is vital to seek a highly and with experience. The ideal surgeon should be fully trained in all of labia surgery, the trim, wedge, and deepithelialisation . They should be able to match the to your presenting . They should also be highly skilled in managing all the labiaplasty surgery’s risks and .
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The consultation serves as an ideal to explain what before, during and after the procedure. Many are concerned about pain in the recovery period. Your will be able to explain all the pain management which can be used to optimise your recovery.
Many patients ask us who is the best type of for labiaplasty surgery. Gynaecologists and are two types of who carry out labiaplasty surgery. We believe that gynaecologists are better to carry out surgery as they are in the female and do not any other type of cosmetic surgery, such as rhinoplasty, breast or .
who labia reduction surgery should have an extensive of before-and-after photos for you to view, which can enable you to form an accurate impression of how you could look after surgery. You should also view patient testimonials on accredited review websites such as Trustpilot.
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Patient selection is a of achieving outcomes surgery. The skilled surgeon will take a view of your overall mental and physical health when deciding on your for surgery. Patients who have chronic uncontrolled medical conditions may not be ideal candidates for labiaplasty, and your should be able to this and advise you against .
Specialist doctors who carry out labiaplasty should be on the GMC register, which you can check on the GMC . should also belong to a specialist such as the European Academy of Aesthetic or the British of .
At Centre for Surgery, we understand the importance of your and confidence. Our dedicated team in London specialises in labia reduction, offering personalised care that your needs and goals. We’re renowned for our state-of-the-art facilities, advanced techniques, and compassionate approach to patient care.
To book a for labia reduction at our London clinic, please contact us at:
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