I'm beyond insecure about it. I got a radiofrequency revision from my first labiaplasty which I ended up loving the results of. Only issue is that there is still this extra tissue on my clit that looks like a 3rd labia lip almost. This has been the one thing holding me back from being sexually active with a man forever. I'm so sad because of it and it looks so ugly in my eyes. I wish I was born with a normal labia set like most women. My surgeon cut it and stitched it the first time. Second time was radiofrequency.
Answer: Can skin on clitoris be removed Thank you for your questionAbsolutely. The skin you are looking at is called prepuce. This should have been addressed with the first labia reduction procedure . Ideally you should have a bridge of the nose appearance. it should be easy for any experienced cosmetic gynecologist to perform. You can see several example on the before and after photos on RealSelf
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Answer: Can skin on clitoris be removed Thank you for your questionAbsolutely. The skin you are looking at is called prepuce. This should have been addressed with the first labia reduction procedure . Ideally you should have a bridge of the nose appearance. it should be easy for any experienced cosmetic gynecologist to perform. You can see several example on the before and after photos on RealSelf
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May 6, 2022
Answer: Hi Hello, I think it's not too bad. I understand that the fold on the left side of the clitoris bothers you. This fold can be corrected with a small operation. If you do not feel well, a minor clitoral hood revision can be done.
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May 6, 2022
Answer: Hi Hello, I think it's not too bad. I understand that the fold on the left side of the clitoris bothers you. This fold can be corrected with a small operation. If you do not feel well, a minor clitoral hood revision can be done.
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May 1, 2022
Answer: Can this extra piece of skin on the labia be fixed? Hi there, I see a very small piece of tissue on the left side of the clitoral hood. I am not sure that this is what you are talking about, but if it is, this small bit of skin can be excised or removed. To be honest, this small piece would never be noticed by your sexual partner and you should ask yourself if there is something else in your life that us holding you back from an enjoyable sexual relationship. Wishing you the best, Dr. Christine Roders
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May 1, 2022
Answer: Can this extra piece of skin on the labia be fixed? Hi there, I see a very small piece of tissue on the left side of the clitoral hood. I am not sure that this is what you are talking about, but if it is, this small bit of skin can be excised or removed. To be honest, this small piece would never be noticed by your sexual partner and you should ask yourself if there is something else in your life that us holding you back from an enjoyable sexual relationship. Wishing you the best, Dr. Christine Roders
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April 26, 2022
Answer: Can this extra piece of skin on clitoris even after 2nd procedure be fixed? (Photos) Thank you for sharing your question and photographs. This redundant tissue is referred to as lateral prepuce and can be addressed with a small, in-office procedure. Hope this helps.
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April 26, 2022
Answer: Can this extra piece of skin on clitoris even after 2nd procedure be fixed? (Photos) Thank you for sharing your question and photographs. This redundant tissue is referred to as lateral prepuce and can be addressed with a small, in-office procedure. Hope this helps.
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April 26, 2022
Answer: Yes, your extra piece of skin along the clitoral hood can be reduced The extra skin can be reduced effectively with a sculpted mini surgical reduction. Local anesthesia would be sufficient. This is a routine part of contouring in my practice and does not involve areas of critical nerves. Nonetheless, it is best handled by an expert who does these routinely. A virtual consult would be your next step.
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April 26, 2022
Answer: Yes, your extra piece of skin along the clitoral hood can be reduced The extra skin can be reduced effectively with a sculpted mini surgical reduction. Local anesthesia would be sufficient. This is a routine part of contouring in my practice and does not involve areas of critical nerves. Nonetheless, it is best handled by an expert who does these routinely. A virtual consult would be your next step.
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