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How much does labiaplasty cost?

I have looked at labiaplasty before and after pictures on this site and I am very impressed by the difference it can make. But how much would a labiaplasty cost? I would guess it takes a lot of skill to do a labiaplasty right because it is such a sensitive area so it is probably very expensive.

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A: Labiaplasty cost depends

John P. Di Saia, MD

Hello, The answer depends upon who does your surgery and in what environment -- Operating facility or office with local anesthesia only. The amount of surgery and patient preferences factor into this of course.

A: Costs for a labiaplasty

Richard Greco, MD

Labiaplasty is a more common procedure than you may think. I have performed them under local anesthesia, under oral sedation and local anesthesia, intravenous sedation and general anesthesia. The cost depends on the amount of tissue to be removed, the actual procedure needed and the type of anesthesia required... more

A: Cost for labiaplasty with twilight anesthesia

Ricardo Rodriguez, MD

Hi Marcia, the cost range for labiaplasty is $3,700 to $4,200 which includes physician’s fee, anesthesia and facility fee, we also provide a soaking basin for post op care. To ensure our patients’ comfort all labiaplasty procedures are performed under twilight sedation anesthesia.

A: Cost of Labiaplasty of the Labia Minora

Raffy Karamanoukian, MD

The labia minora can become enlarged and elongated and may require a small procedure to reduce the size of the labia minora. The procedure needs to performed in a meticulous fashion and requires expertise. Labiaplasty is approximately 3,500 dollars to 7,500 dollars, depending on the extent of the procedure,... more

A: Labiaplasty cost

Steven H. Williams, MD

Thanks for your question - In our San Francisco area practice we offer labiaplasty for patients that have contour problems with the labia minora. This operation can be easily be done in our procedure room but we also offer the operation under general anesthesia at local hospitals. Our price is typically... more

A: Labiaplasty may cost between $3000 and $8000

Sanjay Grover, MD

Labiaplasty costs, as with any cosmetic procedure, can vary. Every situation is different. Most patients who request a labiaplasty desire improvement in the appearance of the labia minora. However, some patients also request a labiaplasty of the labia majora (outer lips) and some may benefit from clitoral... more

A: Labiaplasty costs are very variable

Armando Soto, MD

Hi there, As the others have mentioned, the costs are variable and will depend on whether you are interested in improving the vulva alone, or also the vaginal canal, whether a laser is used, and whether your procedure can be performed in the office setting or an operating room. Fees are usually between $2500... more

A: Labiaplasty cost

Steven Wallach, MD

Labiaplasty usually refers to reduction of the labia minora that are considered too large by the patient.  There are other procedures that can include clirotal hood reduction as well as labia majora reductions, as well as vaginal vault tightening. In general the fees for labiaplasty can vary but it... more

A: Labiaplasty costs somewhere between $2,500 and $6,000

Kari L. Colen, MD

Depending on how much and what you need done, a labiaplasty can cost between $2500 to $6000 just for the surgical fee. You also need to consider anesthesia and facility fees. So if the surgeon charges $3500, anesthesia is $800 and the OR is $2000, the entire cost will be $6300. These numbers are just estimates... more

A: Costs of Labiaplasty

Otto Joseph Placik, MD

I am frequently asked about the cost of a labiaplasty procedure. It can vary tremendously depending on what needs to be done. With that in mind, a labiaplasty can involve a one or two sided labia minora reduction, labia majora augmentation/reduction, clitoral hood reduction, labia minora/majora revision, etc... more

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