What are the risks for Majoraplasty reduction? Could that affect pudendal nerves? How is the recovery?

If done by a reputable labiaplasty specialist, the risk of pudendal nerve injury is about as close to zero as you can imagine. These nerves are much deeper than the labiaplasty surgical dissection should go. When performed properly, a natural sulcus (“cleft”) should remain between the minora and majora. Also, when executed well, the end result should reduce the “camel toe” appearance, although not always completely. Finally, an in-person consultation with physical exam will be very beneficial to determine if a labiaplasty of the minora +/- hoodectomy are also indicated to achieve the desired outcome. Glad to help. 

i have performed countless labia majora reductions and have never had a permanent nerve issue. you can avoid complications by choosing the right surgeon. Be sure to choose a Board Certified Plastic Surgeon who specializes in this procedure and recognized for it.