Everything looks fine; it is normal to have a collection of waxy material in the creases of your labia; this is either "smegma" (from shed-off cells in an area that you are not able to cleanse), or from the Cu-3 gel, if your surgeon uses this hydrating agent.Either way, this is a question you...
Tricare did cover a labiaplasty case I did when I was first starting out doing them, but insurance generally does not cover them.Furthermore, the docs who are doing them under insurance aren't good enough to do them for cash, otherwise they would. That's just the sad state of medicine. NO one...
1 week recovery should be no problem. Your goal is perfectly realistic and actually will mean a less aggressive procedure. Obviously you need to find a plastic surgeon in order to do both procedures at once.
