I'm 4 days post op from my labiaplasty. Am I looking fine/is there anything I should worry about?

There is a trend to have less prominent labia, but this is a matter of choice and there are no medical reasons to do so other than improving your appearance down there. Candidates for a Labiaplasty procedure are women who are concerned about the appearance of their labia or experience discomfort...

I appreciate your question. I would recommend that you discuss this question with your surgeon as every surgeon has their own respective post op protocol for his/her patients.  Your surgeon is your best resource as he/she is most familiar with your medical history and how you are healing ...

Hi, Yes in most cases a result like this can be revised, even many years later. From what you’re describing hard lumps, “holes,” irregular clumps and a zig-zag pattern with very little smooth tissue in between. this is typically due to scarring and an uneven previous excision, not somet...

Wrinkles in your vulvo-vaginal tissues are as common as wrinkles anywhere else on the body and changes such as pregnancy, rapid weight loss or gain, or simply aging could cause such wrinkling.   A treatment such as ThermiVa can help to rejuvenate the vulvovaginal area.  ThermiVa is a short (30 m...

It takes 6-8 weeks for the sutures to dissolve, and then the tissue will continue flatten out for a more natural appearance. The skin at the transition from the clitoral hood to the labia minora can be flattened out if this area does not flatten. 

Your results are neither a properly conducted linear labiaplasty nor a wedge. This is a crudely overdone removal of the entire labia minora. Unfortunately, the minora cannot be restored. An option to camouflage the area would be to inject fat into the labia majora to hide the area. This wreaks...