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Labiaplasty is a surgical procedure to reduce the size of the female labia (vaginal lips). The surgery can be performed on both inner and outer vaginal lips. The primary objective of the surgery is to repair damage to the labia caused by lifestyle, disease, or childbirth. The enlarged labia can cause discomfort during intercourse, sports activities, and while wearing tight clothes or undergarments. This surgery can be performed along with other female genital cosmetic or surgical procedures like vaginoplasty, or vaginal rejuvenation.
Treatment
The gynecologist will physically examine the patient thoroughly to ensure that she is fit to undergo the surgery.
The procedure reduces or reshapes the vaginal lips. The tissue that is not needed is removed with a scalpel or a laser, and the loose edge is stitched up with dissolvable stitches. The entire process consumes only one or two hours. The surgery is performed after administering anesthesia (local or general anesthesia) to the patient.
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We ensure 100% confidentiality of the patients throughout the Labiaplasty process. All the treatment details and documentation are kept secure, and no information, under any circumstance, is leaked to an outside party.
To help patients manage the expense of Labiaplasty, we provide No-Cost EMI offers. By availing of these offers, patients can pay for their Labiaplasty surgery in convenient and affordable monthly installments.
Our surgeons spend a lot of time with you to diagnose your condition. You are assisted in all pre-surgery medical diagnostics. We offer advanced laser and laparoscopic surgical treatment. Our procedures are USFDA approved.
We offer free follow-up consultations and instructions including dietary tips as well as exercises to every patient to ensure they have a smooth recovery to their daily routines.
The cost of labiaplasty surgery varies from one person to another as each patient has different needs. The actual cost of the surgery is decided after careful consideration of various factors including the type of anesthesia used, location of the clinic, surgeon’s consultation fees, etc.
We provide the following additional benefits to every patient undergoing surgery from us-
Follow up consultation to every patient without any additional cost
Proper post-operative tips to follow after the procedure
Maximum assistance provided to each patient in every aspect
Detailed consultations with doctors
We accept both cash and cashless payment methods for labiaplasty surgery. The cashless payment options include Cheques, Debit/Credit cards.
Yes. We are taking every possible safety measure pertaining to the spread of COVID-19 infection. At all our clinics, we are taking the following safety measures-
Thermal screening of patients when entering the clinic
Immunization of personnel working in clinic
Maintaining social distancing in every way
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No labia is abnormal. Just as we are all different, so are our genitals, their shape, size, and structure. However, at times, inner or outer labia can enlarge unusually because of stress during pregnancy, childbirth, age, or hormonal fluctuations.
If you feel chafing, rashes, pain, and itching very regularly around your labia lips, or frequently experience swelling around your vulva, chances are that your labia has enlarged over time. In such a case, we suggest you consult a gynecologist immediately and discuss the best possible treatment after proper diagnosis.
There is no definite reason for the growth of labia. It could either be shaped a certain way right from birth (congenital reasons), happen because of genetics, or enlarge over time because of hormonal fluctuations during puberty, pregnancy, childbirth, lactation, or menopause. This is entirely normal, common, and treatable.
Unfortunately, no medicine, creams, ointment, or home remedy can help reduce the size of an enlarged labia. Labiaplasty surgery is the only proven way to reduce or reshape the enlarged labia lips.
Both gynecologists and plastic surgeons perform labiaplasty. However, an Ob-Gynecologist specifically trained and experienced in cosmetic gynecology is the most ideal choice.
The certifications of a labiaplasty surgeon must include one/ more of the following qualifications:
An average consultation fee for a gynecologist/ plastic surgeon who can perform labiaplasty runs between INR 500-INR 1500 in Noida.
No. Labiaplasty is a surgery focussed only on the reshaping of the labial lips (labia minora or labia majora), while vaginoplasty is the surgery to reconstruct the entire vaginal site. Both are done for different reasons. While labiaplasty is done to ease the constant chafing, rashes, itching, and swelling on the enlarged labia, vaginoplasty helps tighten and rejuvenate the loosened vaginal walls and pelvic muscles.
Yes, if need be, both labiaplasty and clitoris reconstruction surgery can be performed at the same time.
The best time to schedule labiaplasty surgery is 2-3 days after your current menstrual cycle.
Labiaplasty is typically a less than 30-minute surgery. However, including your preparation, some basic tests, and anesthesia time, it may extend to 45-50 minutes.
No. Cosmetic gynecologists ensure that the procedure doesn’t leave any visible scars on the labia lips. The incisions are made only in the natural folds of the vulva and are self dissolvable.
No. Labiaplasty does not alter your ability for childbirth. Labiaplasty is performed only on the outer vulvar region, while the reproductive organs such as the uterus, ovaries, or fallopian tubes lie way above it. Since none of either is invaded during the procedure, labiaplasty does not alter your reproductive abilities.
Itching is a very natural part of healing. You might also feel a little swelling and itching in the initial two-three days after surgery. You are advised to use your ointment during this time and keep the area clean and dry. With time, medicines should mellow the discomfort, and recovery shall complete.
However, if the itching persists, even after a week, please consult your gynecologist immediately. It could be a sign of a yeast or bacterial infection. It could also be an allergic reaction to a medication. In such a case, you would need added medications.
Doctors advise you to wait for at least 5-6 weeks before resuming your sex life after labiaplasty suregry. Then, as you slowly heal, and feel well-rested, please see your gynecologist for one final clearance. Thereafter, you are free to resume as you like.
No. No surgery whether cosmetic or otherwise is permanent in nature. Our bodies change with age and that’s only natural.
However, yes, the labiaplasty results are generally long-term and depending on the type and method of surgery used, may sustain for more than 10-15 years.
No, labiaplasty is considered an elective cosmetic procedure, that is, a surgery you undergo out of ‘choice’ and not ‘medical necessity’. Therefore, it is not covered under insurance.
However, Pristyn Care provides you with multiple payment options to ease your medical expenses, including low-cost EMI. To know more, you can call us directly, and our experts will help guide you through the process.
Experts explain that not all people are eligible for undergoing labiaplasty. In order to ensure that the results are successful and there are no major complications during the surgery, the patient needs to fulfill some eligibility criteria. These are discussed as follows-
Once you have decided that you’ll undergo labiaplasty surgery, it is important to start planning for the procedure as well as recovery. Experts recommend that you need to take the following preparatory steps before the procedure-
After going through any surgical procedure, the patient is bound to experience some risks and complications. There can be some mild complications and risks that are likely to occur after the procedure. Some of the side effects that are experienced by people include-
In order to get relief from the above-mentioned side effects or risks, the patient has to follow some recovery tips diligently. Here are some ways to recover after labiaplasty-
The whole recovery process takes around 2-3 weeks after the procedure. Most women are able to return to their daily activities after resting for a couple of days. The sutures used during the procedure dissolve within this time period. However, depending on the patient’s physical abilities and the type of surgery (labia majora reduction or labia minora reduction) undergone, the actual number of recovery days can vary.
You can expect results to appear within a week or two. However, in order to see complete results, patients need to wait for a couple of months until the swelling and scars reduce completely. After the recovery, women report that they no longer feel their labia minora hanging from labia majora. The usual chafing while wearing a bathing suit or tight clothes is no longer experienced by women. In fact, most of the patients who have undergone labiaplasty surgery have experienced enhanced sexual pleasure.
After any other surgical procedure, it is common to have some scars due to the incisions. However, after labiaplasty, there are hardly any scars as the incisions are made in the folds of the vaginal lips. The visible scarring depends on the type of equipment used as well as the number of incisions made. Therefore, it is important to get consulted with qualified and experienced gynaecologists for undergoing labiaplasty.
A few things to follow before labiaplasty surgery are:
Risks or side effects are extremely rare with advancements in medical sciences. In fact, LASER labiaplasty reduces the risk of complications to less than 5%.
However, as with any surgery, your body takes some time to heal itself. Some of the possible side effects during this time include-
All these side effects and risks are easily manageable with the post-operative instructions prescribed by the doctor. However, if the itching, swelling or bleeding persists even after a week, please consult your gynecologist immediately. It could be a sign of a yeast or bacterial infection. It could also be an allergic reaction to a medication. In such a case, you would need added medications.