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Can my clitoral hood be un - attached from my majora? (photo)

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Bright6117Jan 20, 2025

I’m not sure why but after my clitoral hopd reduction my clitoral area is now attached to my majoras. Can this be un attached ? I am having a majora reduction soon and wondered if this can be un attached during this surgery

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Raffy Karamanoukian, MD, FACS

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Thank you for your questionOne should not remove the hood period. The hoodoplasty procedure is resecting the excess tissue hiding the clitoris so that it can more easily be exposed during intercourse. You may be confusing this with reduction of prepuce. There are two pair of inner labia. A lower...

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Michelle Jones Singer, MD

It’s hard to judge everything from a photo, but from what I can see, you look normal. I don’t think you need a clitoral hood reduction. The clitoral hood protects the clitoris, and removing too much can cause sensitivity problems. I don’t see anything that looks abnormal. If you want more reass...

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Thank you for your question More likely than not the clitoris will shrink back but there are no guarantees If it does, a reverse V hoodoplasty can trim down the hood to the degree you choose

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Mark N. Scheinberg, MD

Thank you for your question There are actually two parts to the inner labia: a lower pair that inserts into the clitoris and an upper pair called prepuce, which forms the hood which commonly has excess skin. Your photo shows excess skin on the prepuce which a surgeon experienced in treating the...

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