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3 months post op labiaplasty. Clothing does not fit me the same way. What can I do about this?

RSMember19456Apr 18, 2019
Hello. 3 months op. I’m ok with the Labiaplasty itself, still with some tissue and not as enlarge as before. Despite quite large labia before I never had any concern dressing. Now I have. Some clothes doesn’t fit me in the same way, I now have the “cameltoe”. Would Thermavi help me? Is it an indication for another procedure! I really don’t want to go under another surgery. But now I feel quite sad about this situation I created to myself. If I knew I won’t have done it. Thanks.

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Dr. John G. Hunter, MD
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