The answer is yes. The clitoral hood is the skin above the labia minora and the skin that overlies the head of the clitoris. The type of hood reduction depends on the patients anatomy and desires. I routinely remove the sides of the clitoral hood with a labia minora reduction if there is excess tissue. You have a lot of excess overlying the head or glans of the clitoris, which can be reduced, so that it does not open as much and protrude. You also have a protuberant, wide clitoral hood, I invented a procedure called a clitoropexy with a clitoral hood reduction. With this procedure, I lift up the clitoral hood skin, move the clitoris closer to the pubic bone, thin the tissues under the clitoral hood skin, and then remove a large amount of excess skin. This results in a dramatic decrease in the length, thickness, and protuberance of the clitoral hood, so that the hood is now more within the labia majora when the woman stands. I have performed this procedure over 400 times with outstanding results. I have not published this technique so no one does it like me.
