Hello, I am very interested in getting labiaplasty. However, with that said I have had a breast augmentation and a bunionectomy which has resulted in keloids from the sutures. I’m under the impression that the labia tissue is different from the actual skin, therefore do you think I would still keloid on my vagina? Also, which method (trim vs wedge) is preferred for people who scar?
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Hello and thank you for your question! Although it can be safe to use, its not recommended. The itching could be from healing, suture ends, infection, or many other things. Pain is common unless it is persistent and unrelieved with medications. I would avoid spraying anything on the area and...
Regardless of your obvious discomfort, insurance companies don't view labiaplasty as a medically necessary procedure. You can relate many aesthetic issues to childbirth, but it doesn't change anything (i.e. sagging breasts, stretch marks, loose abdomen). Most surgeons offer payment plans to make...
The piece of flesh hanging from the lower part of your vagina is an extension of your hymen. The hymen extension, which is torn after sexual intercourse, hangs down in this way.
