Is my vagina normal and what procedures should I look into for improvement? (photos)

Thank you for your questionYes you are normal. The inside "pink membrane flower" tissue is your hymen which can be trimmed down very safely and easily in the office if you want. What you are calling hood is really the prepuce which includes the hood and a surgeon trained and skilled in prepuce reduction can reduce this area giving a "bridge of the nose " appearance. Do your homework looking at before and after photos and patient reviews to avoid problems.The wrinkled appearance can be addressed with a radio frequency device such as Thermiva.

Hello ,the midline looks a bit more prominent. If it bothers you, the skin on the clitoris can be thinned with clithoral aesthetics and a more gentle appearance can be formed. the image inside is the remnant of the hymen. can be removed by hymenectomy. Besides I recommend removing the extra skin folds in the perineum with the perinoplasty procedure. Also with fat transfer for the labium majus area will increase the volume of the outside.
Best Regards,Op Dr Mehmet Bekir SEN

Every vagina looks different. Your vagina is normal. The pink area that you are demonstrating are the hymenal ring remnants and this too is normal. It can be trimmed if you would like. I do not suggest a labiaplasty of your labia majora. You can have fat injections but as I said you look normal.

​I reviewed your photos. One of the two most common labiaplasty techniques is the central wedge technique, which I invented in 1995 and published in the plastic surgery textbooks. It is also known as the "V" or wedge technique. Gynecologists and most plastic surgeons perform a labiaplasty very differently. They essentially trim the labia minora (inner vaginal lips) and leave a long suture line instead of the normal labial edge. Their technique is the same whether a scalpel or a laser is used. You had a trimming labiaplasty resulting in scallops, asymmetry, and ragged edges. Your labia can be made much smoother and smaller by doing multiple wedge reductions or even laying a clitoral hood flap on each one. I published the first and most extensive paper on labia reconstruction in the prestigious journal "Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery" about ten years ago, which includes the clitoral hood flaps, which I invented.

Since you have extra tissue on your clitoral hood, it can be reduced at the same time. Your clitoral hood is long and protuberant. It can be decreased somewhat by reducing the sides. I pioneered a clitoropexy with clitoral hood reduction in which the clitoris is pushed closer to the pubic bone and the width, thickness, length, and protuberance of the clitoral hood can be decreased. With this procedure, I lift up the clitoral hood skin, move the clitoris closer to the pubic bone, thin the tissues under the clitoral hood skin, and then remove a large amount of excess skin. This results in a dramatic decrease in the length, thickness, and protuberance of the clitoral hood, so that the hood is now within the labia majora when the woman stands. I have performed this procedure over 300 times with outstanding results. I have not published this technique, so no one does it like me.​

​Your labia majora have stretched which resulted in excess skin and lost of fat to provide fullness. I suggest reducing the excess skin and increasing the fullness with fat injections. The technique I popularized and published in the medical literature leaves a scar on the inside of the majora in the fold between the majora and the minora and clitoral hood. If closed with sutures under the skin and performed meticulously, the scars are difficult to see.

The internal tissue is remnants of your hymen, which can be excised and reduced.

No matter the technique, an inexperienced or unskilled surgeon can lead to a high rate of complications, chronic scar discomfort, labial deformities, and further surgery.​​ Approximately 40% of the female genital surgeries that I perform are reconstructions of other women's botched labiaplasties and hood reductions.

Gary J. Alter, M.D.
Beverly Hills, CA - Manhattan, NY

Hi , in general all these disturbing images can be fixed . The clitoral head is reduced, the labia majora is filled, the labia minora is revised. The excess tissues of the hymen seen inside can be removed. And as a result, you can have the look you want with a general gynecological aesthetic operation.

Your vagina looks completely normal. The torn skin tags that protrude are the normal remnants of your normal hymen. They can be reduced and trimmed away if you wish, but they are normal. The labia majora can be made fuller with fat injections. The clitoris is wide and the hood cannot be made narrower without damaging the clitoris.

Hello Arianna,
Everything you described, aside from the labiaplasty results, is normal and nothing is wrong. Your disrupted hymen has thickened and irregular remnants that can be reduced so they aren't so visible. Your labia majora has lost some volume, but this happens with aging although you're only 33. This could be augmented with fat or a PRP/filler mixture.
Yes, your labia could be smoothed out, but in doing so I would recommend reducing the size of your clitoral hood and lifting it. This would make the hood and labia blend together well and more youthful looking.
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Hello; The "pink flower " is your hymenal ring. I am a Gynecologist and see and have seen great variations in this area. In your case it is slightly more prominent, but still normal. As far as the labia goes, you can do labiaplasty if it bothers you, but again it is a normal variation.

Your vagina opening is normal. The large pink membrane flower looking thing is your hymenal membrane - it could be excised or diminished but it is not something on the outside and does contain receptors and nerve endings that might be affected by surgery.The hood and the deflated labia majora could be shrunk by AVIVA from Morpheus - look for a doc that has the Empower platform and has been trained in AVIVA which is similar to Facetite but it is for vagina. Also Morpheus V on the same platform can help as it can be used externally as well and has less downtime than Aviva.

Hi , everyone is different and have different size, shape of the vulva and vagina. So let me reassure you that your vagina is normal. Now looking at the pictures it looks like you had Labiaplasty done with out any clitoral hood reduction and that is why it gives a little top heavy look. It can be easily fixed by reducing the skin of the clitoral hood along with reduction in the irregularity of the edges of the labia.
At the vaginal opening what is protruding out looks like torn edges of the hymen or hymenal ring. I will have to examine you before I can confirm this. This is also normal after hymen is broken but if that bothers you then hymenoplasty can be done.