Labia reduction

A corrective surgery in the genital area is delayed for a long time despite often severe functional and aesthetic impairment. However, the correction of the labia minora is a low-risk procedure with very high patient satisfaction. Excess tissue in the labia minora area can be congenital, but can also be caused by pregnancy or ageing processes. The disturbing tissue causes discomfort in everyday life, such as when sitting for long periods of time, running or doing sports. Sexual life can also be negatively affected. With a surgical correction, in the sense of a reduction of the labia minora, the well-being is increased and the discomfort is alleviated.

The procedure can be performed under local anaesthesia without any problems. A short anaesthetic is rarely necessary. The surgeon removes the excess tissue and can thus adjust the size and shape. The operation takes about 30-60min, depending on the extent of the excess tissue.

As with any surgical procedure, there are some risks and possible complications with labia minora reduction surgery. These may include temporary swelling, bruising, infection or asymmetry. It is important that you have a thorough and individual consultation with the surgeon before surgery and that all your questions are clarified.

After the operation, you should take it easy for a few days and follow your surgeon’s instructions to support the healing process and achieve an optimal result.

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