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

It appears that you had an over-resection of skin along the sides of the hood between the majora and minora and that the labia minora were amputated almost entirely. You also have visible scars along the lateral borders of the labia majora. It's unclear what you are trying to achieve with a labia majora reduction, but simply detaching the sides of the hood from the majora might get complicated if there is tension in the area.

Thank you for reaching out and sharing your concerns. What you're describing may be related to normal post-surgical healing or scar tissue formation, which can sometimes create a slight adhesion between the clitoral hood and the labia majora.

The good news is that, in many cases, this can be carefully addressed during your upcoming labia majora reduction.

Please feel free to reach out with any additional questions or concerns—we’re here to support you every step of the way.

Warmly,
Dr. David Ghozland

Hello Bright6117. It is apparent I your photo that the interlabial groove (the groove between the labia majora and minora) is now very shallow. The depth of this groove can vary naturally. With the labia majoraplasty and your current state you will be at risk of further shallowing meaning the his and minora may look even more fused. This ca be corrected or improved upon but you must seek a surgeon who specializes in revising or repairing prior surgery. Get at east 3 conciliations and request looking at those surgeons result photos. Good luck and take care. ~Dr. Poucher

I assume this is the result of one or two surgery and/or revision - scarring may make outcome not exactly what you desire