Jaime L. Sepulveda, MD - Account Suspended

Yes. There is a high level of satisfaction when labial asymmetry is treated. Be aware of the likely need to treat the excess hood. Of course choose a surgeon with experience in this type of surgery as it is different from a simple labia minoraplasty.

The most common reason for an over-reduction of the labia minora labiaplasty is retraction of the underlying fibrous-cutaneous layer. If revision is contemplated fat grafting with micro/nano fat + PRP and a staged repair seems to be the best strategy. Please be aware that the basis of this approach has a low level of evidence.

Yes if under local anesthesia. Supplemental analgesia will be of help too (Pronox). Avoid carrying luggage and follow light activity precautions.

Bodytite is a modality to deliver radio-frequency to the fatty layer. It is effective reducing volume. Alternatively Morpheus 8 Body can be used. Both procedures are enhanced with the use of ultra-low volume liposuction under tumescent local anesthesia.

There is a scarcity of evidence to support any specific time. On the basis of my experience a 6 mo post delivery interval is most appropriate. It is common to perform a perineoplasty in a patient being treated with a labioplasty and removal of perianal tags and redundant tissue. Best wishes on your delivery!!