Labioplasty
Labioplasty is a surgical procedure that consists in the reduction of the small lips, removing excessive tissue.
Labioplasty is a surgical procedure that consists in the reduction of the small lips, removing excessive tissue. Small lip hypertrophy can be congenital or acquired (aging, pregnancy) and is accompanied by discomfort in several daily activities of the woman (playing sports, wearing tight or bathing clothes) and especially in her sexual life.
The surgery is performed under general anesthesia or under local anesthesia with sedation on an outpatient basis. It is a simple procedure and with a very low complication rate. Postoperative recovery is fast and without major discomfort, but rest is recommended in the early days due to expected edema, as well as ice application and enhanced intimate hygiene. The suture points used are absorbable so it will not be necessary to remove them. Return to work is expected after 5 days (if sedentary work routine) and resuming sexual and physical activity at 6 weeks.
Clinical case
Clinical case Labioplasty
During consultation the plastic surgeon will discuss the procedure details with the patient, in all its phases and using images of similar cases as well as leveraging patient expectations.
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Process
Labioplasty is a 1-hour surgical procedure that is performed under local anesthesia. There is no internment and the period of downtime is 1 week. Final results can be achieved within 2 to 3 weeks.
Time
1 hour
Anesthesia
Local
Internment
Doesn’t have
Downtime
1 day
Results
2 to 3 weeks
Physical activity inhibition
3 weeks
Flying inhibition
2 days
Driving inhibition
Doesn’t have
Sexual activity inhibition
4 weeks
Sun exposure inhibition
N/a
