Hey! I would like to know about every options for painful scartissue followed by trim method labiaplasty. Medications, prp-treatments, massage, physiotherapy? I am so desperated about my situation and seems like no one can help me. Gynos only say that I look absolutely normal and surgery can make things worst. Please let me know every option. My main problem is itchy and painful scars. And I also have hard scar tissue inside my labia. What can I do? I feel so hopeless....... :'(
March 28, 2022
Answer: Labiaplasty I mentioned it while answering your previous question. I need to see the photo. If you send a photo I can help you better.
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March 28, 2022
Answer: Labiaplasty I mentioned it while answering your previous question. I need to see the photo. If you send a photo I can help you better.
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March 26, 2022
Answer: Chronic neuropathy followed labia minora trim Q: How to manage post labioreduction chronic pain? A: Your description the type of pain and its location strongly suggests that your presumptive diagnosis is post-labioreduction neuropathy due to palpable scar compression on the nerve ending. Unfortunately, there is no well-known therapy for the over-resected labia minora by trimming. Although, one of the advisors here claimed: “As you may be aware, I am a specialist in post-labiaplasty pain and revision labiaplasty.” The RealSelf audience needs to understand that neither such specialization in “post-labioplasty” and “revision labioplasty” nor a “specialist” exists in the USA. However, as an academician and a practitioner, I feel very offended by such deceptive marketing by one of the physicians that it compelled me to bring to your and other readers of RealSelf attention. I do not use the RealSelf forum for marketing my practice, and I’m doing it exclusively to help women. Your option is corrective surgery with scar resection to relieve nerve compression with labia minora tissue expansion. I have just concluded my clinical research phase-I on this topic and still doing phase-II – the 3-year follow-up. The initial results of this study are encouraging that I like to mention such a surgical method being on the horizon. Conservative medical therapy for this surgically induced neuropathy by trim labioreduction has not been studied; however, some practitioners offer not proven therapeutic agents (off label), and none of my patients who looking for my opinion benefited from such an approach. Your problem is directly related to selecting the surgeon for labia minora labioreduction (you called it trimming labioplasty). Any woman about to choose a surgeon for labia minora labioreduction must eliminate a surgeon who offers a trimming technique for labioreduction. A labial trimming technique for labia minora labioreduction is simple amputation of a healthy structure that changes the natural look of the labia minora completely. It creates an unacceptable appearance of the labia, and medically, it partially or totally amputates the healthy structure (medical body harm). For example, imagine that a surgeon reduces the size of the ears by partial amputation of the ears (to some extent, the ears and the labia minora have a similar rounded natural appearance). Please cover your free edge of the ear, take a picture or look at the mirror reflection of the uncovered part of the ear. It does not look natural! Similar outcomes of surgery on the labia minora done by trimming (amputation) can be identified, as observed on the ear. Therefore, it will be the outcome of the labia minora look to some degree. Additionally, labioreduction by trimming leads to over-resection and associated neuropathy (pain at the incision site) or neuralgia (referred pain in different areas away from the original surgical site). With regards, Prof. Dr. Adam OstrzenskiUSA,
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March 26, 2022
Answer: Chronic neuropathy followed labia minora trim Q: How to manage post labioreduction chronic pain? A: Your description the type of pain and its location strongly suggests that your presumptive diagnosis is post-labioreduction neuropathy due to palpable scar compression on the nerve ending. Unfortunately, there is no well-known therapy for the over-resected labia minora by trimming. Although, one of the advisors here claimed: “As you may be aware, I am a specialist in post-labiaplasty pain and revision labiaplasty.” The RealSelf audience needs to understand that neither such specialization in “post-labioplasty” and “revision labioplasty” nor a “specialist” exists in the USA. However, as an academician and a practitioner, I feel very offended by such deceptive marketing by one of the physicians that it compelled me to bring to your and other readers of RealSelf attention. I do not use the RealSelf forum for marketing my practice, and I’m doing it exclusively to help women. Your option is corrective surgery with scar resection to relieve nerve compression with labia minora tissue expansion. I have just concluded my clinical research phase-I on this topic and still doing phase-II – the 3-year follow-up. The initial results of this study are encouraging that I like to mention such a surgical method being on the horizon. Conservative medical therapy for this surgically induced neuropathy by trim labioreduction has not been studied; however, some practitioners offer not proven therapeutic agents (off label), and none of my patients who looking for my opinion benefited from such an approach. Your problem is directly related to selecting the surgeon for labia minora labioreduction (you called it trimming labioplasty). Any woman about to choose a surgeon for labia minora labioreduction must eliminate a surgeon who offers a trimming technique for labioreduction. A labial trimming technique for labia minora labioreduction is simple amputation of a healthy structure that changes the natural look of the labia minora completely. It creates an unacceptable appearance of the labia, and medically, it partially or totally amputates the healthy structure (medical body harm). For example, imagine that a surgeon reduces the size of the ears by partial amputation of the ears (to some extent, the ears and the labia minora have a similar rounded natural appearance). Please cover your free edge of the ear, take a picture or look at the mirror reflection of the uncovered part of the ear. It does not look natural! Similar outcomes of surgery on the labia minora done by trimming (amputation) can be identified, as observed on the ear. Therefore, it will be the outcome of the labia minora look to some degree. Additionally, labioreduction by trimming leads to over-resection and associated neuropathy (pain at the incision site) or neuralgia (referred pain in different areas away from the original surgical site). With regards, Prof. Dr. Adam OstrzenskiUSA,
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