How Much Does a Clitoral Hood Reduction Cost, on Average? Doctor Answers, Tips
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How Much Does a Clitoral Hood Reduction Cost, on Average?

I've tried to look online to see when I would be able to afford the procedure, but I have only seen the price on one website, and I wanted to get more information of what other doctors charge.

5 Doctor Answers | Asked by alexism in Miami, FL
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Clitoral Hood Reduction Cost

I occasionally see women who have undergone labiaplasty with a failure of their original surgeon to satisfactorily reduce the clitoral hood. For these patients, only a clitoral hood reduction is necessary. My current total fee for this procedure ranges from $3000 to $3500, and it can always be performed under local anesthesia.
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Clitoral Reduction Costs

If you are only seeking a reduction of your hood and nothing else, this can be done as an office procedure under local anesthetic for less than $1500. Be aware that you could become more sensitive due to more exposure and if overdone, can create an unusual appearance.
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Clitoral Hood Reduction

Usually a clitoral hood reduction is done at the same time as a labiaplasty, but I have seen patients who have a disproportionall protruberant clitoral hood area if this ws not adressed during the original operation, in these cases an isolated clitoral hood reduction can be done. The cost is around 4,000 dollars and the recovery is easy Good Luck

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Clitoral hood reduction

Usually this procedure is performed at the same time as the labia reduction. The range for this would be $3500-5000.
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Usually a part of a total labiaplasty

Hello, I usually do this if needed during a "full" labiaplasty operation. I haven't done them outside of that. Hood reduction alone might be able to be done under local in the office and therefore might be pretty inexpensive. You really need to be evaluated first though. Best Regards, John Di Saia MD see video
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