Labiaplasty is for the Labia Majora, the Labia Minora, and the Clitoral Hood
Labia Majora
Labia Minora
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Clitoral Hood
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Treatments are available to reshape the labia majora, the labia minora and the clitoral hood. Some requests are purely cosmetic, others are for pain and irritation with sex, horseback riding, other sports and tight clothing.
Symmetry, balance and comfort are the most common reasons why women request labiaplasty.
Sometimes the color of the edges of the labia minora are much darker than the surrounding skin. Sometimes the labia majora have become deflated from weight loss or aging or they sag after massive weight loss. It is not uncommon for women to experience damage to the labia during childbirth or from surgery or disease.
Labia Minora Procedures
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Labiaplasty reduction with laser or radiofrequency scalpel techniques are favored for their delicate and precise characteristics which promote maximal comfort and healing. Cosmetic approaches also treat damage from childbirth, previous surgery or disease...READ MORE >
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Clitoral Hood Procedures
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Clitoral hood reshaping by laser reduction addresses the excess folds of skin sometimes found alongside the clitoral hood (or prepuce). It is often performed along with Laser Reduction of Labia Minora because these two structures are functionally and aesthetically connected...READ MORE >
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Labia Majora Augmentation
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Improve the contours of deflated labia majora with small volume Lipo fat injections to give a tighter, more youthful appearance or camouflage the labia minora. If you desire, the procedure can be combined with body contouring or breast aesthetic procedures...READ MORE >
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Labia Majora Reduction
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The excision of excess skin and fat from the labia majora is sometimes called reduction labia majoraplasty. This treatment for loose, redundant skin & fat of the outer vaginal labia is an excellent option for those who have lost significant weight or are displeased with overly wrinkled skin. It is sometimes combined with a mons pubis lift or a tummy tuck to generate additional tightening anteriorly.
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