Does this look like a botched labiaplasty?

Hello,Thank you for your question and photo. Unfortunately you will need to wait 4-6 months to ensure you have healed completely before evaluating how much labia tissue is left. Reconstruction could be possible but is difficult when there is little tissue to work with. When swelling has completely gone, if you are not happy,  I recommend that you see a board certified Plastic Surgeon who specialises in Labiaplasty reconstruction.All the best

#RevisionlabiaplastysurgeryRevison surgery for #labiaplasty may be requested make the labia more
even.; correct over reduction;  ismprove the appearance of color,
texture, and scars after previous treatment. Revisions are generally possible
but, as with other surgeries, revision becomes more difficult than the initial
first operation These should be performed by a surgeon experience with #CosmeticFemaleGenitalSurgery. You should wait
at least 6 months for the initial surgery to resolve. Tissues need to heal and soften before they
are re-operated upon.

I reviewed your photo. It appears that most of your labia minora were removed. You had a trimming labiaplasty. However, no attempt to revise your labia should be done until you are at least five months after your past procedure as your appearance will improve, and the swelling will be less. You need to control your anxiety and wait. The reconstruction is more difficult than a primary labiaplasty and should be done by a plastic surgeon with extensive experience in labia reconstruction. I published the first and most extensive paper on labia reconstruction in the prestigious journal "Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery" about two years ago. You may need various reconstructive techniques to give you a good appearance, but this won't be known until all the swelling is gone. Fortunately, you have a large clitoral hood which can be used to reconstruct your labia, so do not let anyone remove any of it.  Therefore,I probably would recommend clitoral hood flaps to reconstruct your labia  I invented this procedure about eight years ago and have done it about 40 times with outstanding results. You only get one good chance to reconstruct you, so be patient and ask a lot of questions.

Thank you for sharing and I am sorry you are going through this.  At this point, it is no surprise to say that the labiaplasty you intended to have was not given to you. I think we need to focus on the next step, getting you a revision by a professional and experienced surgeon.I would wait at least another 4 to6 months before attempting any surgery.  I would also speak with your surgeon and make sure they are aware of the situation.

Dear Labiaplasty101,Unfortunately, your results are not satisfactory by any means.  I agree with all of the comments already written below.  Whoever did this to you has no experience performing a labiaplasty and should have referred you to someone who is highly trained in performing labiaplasty reduction surgery.  I am sorry that you have had this experience so far and hope that you can find someone who will be able to do you justice with a revision when the time is right.Because you are only two weeks out from your surgery, it is best to wait about 6 months for all of the swelling to go down and healing completed before having another surgery.  A cleaner look can definitely be achieved.  When you are ready be sure to research plastic surgeons and cosmetic-plastic gynecologists who are specifically trained and highly experienced in labia minora labiaplasty and their complications. For more information on labiaplasty, visit the link below.I hope this information is helpful and I wish you the best of luck in resolving your concerns.Sincerely,Dr. Troy Hailparn