Can a labiaplasty and mastopexy be combined? Should I have these done at different times?

Hi sunkiss,

I don't see any problem at all with you having a mastopexy and a labiaplasty at the same time.
Depending on your doctor's practice, you can probably do the labiaplasty in his/her office and have the mastopexy performed in the operating room. There should not be a problem with any waiting period between the 2 procedures as well.

Congrats on being a new MOM !

Best Wishes,

Dr. Christine Rodgers

Congratulations! It is absolutely safe to have a labiaplasty and a mastopexy at the same time. Some benefits of doing procedures together are having one recovery time and potentially saving some cost on facility fees. I would recommend consulting with a board-certified plastic surgeon who can go through the risks and benefits of each procedure with you so that ultimately you can make a decision that feels best for you.

Yes, a labiaplasty (surgical alteration of the labia) and mastopexy (breast lift) can be combined into a single surgical procedure, if both are deemed appropriate for your needs and if your surgeon determines it is safe to do so. Combining procedures can have the advantage of reducing overall recovery time and potentially decreasing costs compared to having the surgeries done separately.

However, the decision to combine these procedures should be made after thorough consultation with a board-certified plastic surgeon. Factors that will be considered include your overall health, the specific procedures involved, the extent of surgery required, and your surgeon's expertise.

It's important to note that individual cases vary, and not everyone is a suitable candidate for combined surgeries. Your surgeon will assess your unique situation, discuss your goals, and provide recommendations based on their professional judgment.

If you have concerns or are unsure about the best approach for your specific case, consider scheduling consultations with experienced plastic surgeons. They can provide a comprehensive evaluation and help you make informed decisions regarding the timing and combination of these procedures based on your individual needs and circumstances.