I’ve had years of tearing/painful intercourse and now my vulva looks different on the lower vagina opening.
Answer: Colpoperineumplasty You may need to consider not only labia-perineumplasty but also colpo-perineumplasty that we perform in conjunction with a Board Certified Gynecologist. This will surely result in both aesthetic and functional results.
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Answer: Colpoperineumplasty You may need to consider not only labia-perineumplasty but also colpo-perineumplasty that we perform in conjunction with a Board Certified Gynecologist. This will surely result in both aesthetic and functional results.
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May 16, 2025
Answer: Mini Perineoplasty might be more beneficial Thank you so much for reaching out and sharing your concerns. From what you’ve described, it sounds like the main changes you’re noticing are at the vaginal opening (introitus) — and in many cases like yours, a small perineoplasty may actually be more effective than a labiaplasty minora in restoring both appearance and function. A perineoplasty focuses on repairing and reshaping the tissue between the vaginal opening and the rectum, which can become stretched, uneven, or scarred after childbirth. This subtle but highly targeted procedure can help tighten the vaginal entrance, improve symmetry, and enhance overall comfort and confidence — especially during intimacy. While a labiaplasty minora reshapes the inner labia, it may not fully address the specific changes at the introitus that you’re experiencing. In your case, a perineoplasty may give you a more natural and aesthetically pleasing outcome, with the added benefit of improving function and sensation in the area. I’d love to invite you in for a consultation so we can assess your anatomy and goals in detail and build a personalized plan. This is a procedure we perform often — with beautiful results and very satisfied patients. Let us know if you'd like to schedule a visit — we're here to support you every step of the way.
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May 16, 2025
Answer: Mini Perineoplasty might be more beneficial Thank you so much for reaching out and sharing your concerns. From what you’ve described, it sounds like the main changes you’re noticing are at the vaginal opening (introitus) — and in many cases like yours, a small perineoplasty may actually be more effective than a labiaplasty minora in restoring both appearance and function. A perineoplasty focuses on repairing and reshaping the tissue between the vaginal opening and the rectum, which can become stretched, uneven, or scarred after childbirth. This subtle but highly targeted procedure can help tighten the vaginal entrance, improve symmetry, and enhance overall comfort and confidence — especially during intimacy. While a labiaplasty minora reshapes the inner labia, it may not fully address the specific changes at the introitus that you’re experiencing. In your case, a perineoplasty may give you a more natural and aesthetically pleasing outcome, with the added benefit of improving function and sensation in the area. I’d love to invite you in for a consultation so we can assess your anatomy and goals in detail and build a personalized plan. This is a procedure we perform often — with beautiful results and very satisfied patients. Let us know if you'd like to schedule a visit — we're here to support you every step of the way.
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March 20, 2025
Answer: Labiaplasty Thank you for your inquiry! Labiaplasty can be not only performed for aesthetic purposes but also for functionality. I recommend scheduling a consult with a Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon like myself to create a surgical plan with the goal of eliminating your discomforting and providing you with aesthetically pleasing results.
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March 20, 2025
Answer: Labiaplasty Thank you for your inquiry! Labiaplasty can be not only performed for aesthetic purposes but also for functionality. I recommend scheduling a consult with a Board-Certified Plastic Surgeon like myself to create a surgical plan with the goal of eliminating your discomforting and providing you with aesthetically pleasing results.
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March 18, 2025
Answer: Labiaplasty or Perineoplasty You can get rid of the soreness, ripping, and loose skin with a perineoplasty. This frequently results from a prior injury, like a vaginal rip from vaginal delivery, or from other trauma and necessitates muscle repair. It is not necessary to have a labiaplasty. Consult a qualified Cosmetic Gynecologist or Urogynecologist
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March 18, 2025
Answer: Labiaplasty or Perineoplasty You can get rid of the soreness, ripping, and loose skin with a perineoplasty. This frequently results from a prior injury, like a vaginal rip from vaginal delivery, or from other trauma and necessitates muscle repair. It is not necessary to have a labiaplasty. Consult a qualified Cosmetic Gynecologist or Urogynecologist
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January 14, 2025
Answer: This is more likely a perineoplasty/vaginoplasty Your photo shows concerns addressing the posterior labial commissure and fourchette area. This most likely will require a commisuroplasty, perineoplasty and/or a vaginoplasty. Often times this is due to a previous injury such as a vaginal tear during pregnancy or from other trauma and requires muscle repair as well.
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January 14, 2025
Answer: This is more likely a perineoplasty/vaginoplasty Your photo shows concerns addressing the posterior labial commissure and fourchette area. This most likely will require a commisuroplasty, perineoplasty and/or a vaginoplasty. Often times this is due to a previous injury such as a vaginal tear during pregnancy or from other trauma and requires muscle repair as well.
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