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I Want a Sexier Vagina. How Do I Get It?

I Want a Sexier Vagina. How Do I Get It?

4 Doctor Answers | Asked by ashleykateyoo
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Sexy Vagina

Is in the eye of the beholder and everyone may have a different definition. Most believe genitals without excesses is preferable and this would involve procedures to improve the appearance and symmetry of your labia, both the inner lips and outer lips (minora and majora), depending on your age. These procedures can safely be done in the privacy of an office under local anesthetic and can involve excisions, flaps, and fat grafting. If you simply needed an excision of... more
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Vaginal rejuvenation

The most common procedures to improve the appearance of female genitalia include reduction of the labia minora, reduction of the clitoral hood, and fat grafting to the labia majora. Your plastic surgeon specializing in these procedures will help you identify the appropriate operations to achieve your goals.
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Vaginal Rejuvination?

Labiaplasty and Vaginal Rejuvenation are two totally different procedures done for completely different reasons on different pieces of anatomy. Labiaplasty, which most commonly involves surgical reduction of the labia minora (inner/thinner lips), has become a relatively common procedure over the last ten and even more so last five years. Whether the surgery is done using a laser, scalpel, or scissors does not really matter but what does matter is "symmetry". Symmetry... more

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Vaginal Rejuvenation

Typically when I perform a vaginal rejuvenation, it involves reducing the labia minors and grafting fat to the labia majora to restore a more youthful appearance. BBL or other energy based interventions may also be incorporated depending on the individual findings. I hope this helps. All the best, Rian A. Maercks M.D.
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