This has no swelling, and it is healed. I had this done 10 years ago in 2006. I was 15 and my gyno offered it. It has hard lumps, holes, clumps, just miserable to deal with. In between the "clumps" there's not much skin. It's like a zig zag pattern. It's hard to clean, and I'm pretty desperate for help. Is there anyway this can be revised? I haven't been able to find any pictures as severe as mine. The scarring and holes look like I've been butchered.
August 25, 2020
Answer: Botched labiaplasty, can it be revised? (photos) Thank you for your additional images and narrative from your previously posted question. It does appear that you have enough remaining tissue to improve the appearance of each labia by removing the scalloped edges to restore a more natural appearance. Be sure to see a labiaplasty surgeon for an in-depth discussion of your goal results and anticipated improvement opportunity.
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August 25, 2020
Answer: Botched labiaplasty, can it be revised? (photos) Thank you for your additional images and narrative from your previously posted question. It does appear that you have enough remaining tissue to improve the appearance of each labia by removing the scalloped edges to restore a more natural appearance. Be sure to see a labiaplasty surgeon for an in-depth discussion of your goal results and anticipated improvement opportunity.
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September 20, 2016
Answer: Labiaplasty revision I am sorry to hear about your experience. You could absolutely undergo a revision with the remaining excess labia. Your exam is essentially very similar to a patient who has not yet undergone labiaplasty, in that there is a significant amount of excess labia present. There may be some challenge to evening out some areas of the tissue. If you view our before and after pictures and labiaplasty procedure, you will see you would benefit from labiaplasty with clitoral hood and posterior fourchette reduction. We have patients who travel from out of state for surgery and have their initial consult remotely. Best of luck.
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September 20, 2016
Answer: Labiaplasty revision I am sorry to hear about your experience. You could absolutely undergo a revision with the remaining excess labia. Your exam is essentially very similar to a patient who has not yet undergone labiaplasty, in that there is a significant amount of excess labia present. There may be some challenge to evening out some areas of the tissue. If you view our before and after pictures and labiaplasty procedure, you will see you would benefit from labiaplasty with clitoral hood and posterior fourchette reduction. We have patients who travel from out of state for surgery and have their initial consult remotely. Best of luck.
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