So basically I always had a problem with the extra skin around my clitoris, it sticks out my lips when I stand which really irritates me & gets caught in my underwear + I think looks so ugly. I also have pcos & notice my labia sometimes shrinks or gets longer in size so not sure if that has something to do with my hormone levels? The extra skin on my clitoris has folds & forsure needs to be reduced but I was wondering if I do that procedure will it lift my labia or make it hang a bit less?
Answer: Labiaplasty , Should I get labiaplasty with my clitoral hood reduction for best looking results? While performing labiaplasty surgeries, the clitorol hood and the labia should be in balance. It doesn't make much sense to only do hoodoplasty. It would be more accurate to do labiaplasty and hoodoplasty together.
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Answer: Labiaplasty , Should I get labiaplasty with my clitoral hood reduction for best looking results? While performing labiaplasty surgeries, the clitorol hood and the labia should be in balance. It doesn't make much sense to only do hoodoplasty. It would be more accurate to do labiaplasty and hoodoplasty together.
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July 2, 2022
Answer: Functional aberration of the clitoral frenulum Q: What should be done? A: The case presented here is a functional and solo esthetic problem. None of the suggestions from RealSelf advisors for surgical treatments of the clitoral hood and labioreduction will work since your problem is related to both the clitoral frenula and the labia minora bifurcations. Pictures presented here demonstrate a classic abnormality of both clitoral frenula that are unnaturally suspended the labia minora and brought the upper part of the labia minora into the opening of the clitoral hood (the clitoral prepuce. These irregularities are more accentuated on the left side, where practically there is no clitoral frenulum presence. Additionally, bilaterally there are no labial bifurcations. I did anatomical and clinical research on the clitoral frenulum and published in peer-review medical journals research findings: a) A. Ostrzenski. Clinical Anatomy 2018 Sept:31(6);907-912. b) A. Ostrzenski. Helion 2019 doi:10.1016/j.heliyon.2018.e01098. PMID: 30705978; PMCID: PMC6348164.Therapeutic step-by-step surgical approach:1. Microdissection of the labia minora from the clitoral frenulum (it will release the unnatural suspension of the labia minora by the clitoral frenulum), 2. Recreation to get desired length and color of the clitoral frenulum, making sure that the infrafrenum fascia bundle will be intact (is needed this structure can be reconstructed), 3. De-novo creation of the labia minora bifurcations, 4. Reconstruction of the upper part of the labia minora. Most likely, you will not need any additional esthetic surgery on the labia minora or clitoral hoodoplasty as you were advised to do so. You need to correct your functional problem before esthetic conferences can be addressed. However, in my humble opinion, you will not need esthetic surgery, if the first operation will be executed correctly. With regards,Prof. Dr. Adam OstrzenskiUSA
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July 2, 2022
Answer: Functional aberration of the clitoral frenulum Q: What should be done? A: The case presented here is a functional and solo esthetic problem. None of the suggestions from RealSelf advisors for surgical treatments of the clitoral hood and labioreduction will work since your problem is related to both the clitoral frenula and the labia minora bifurcations. Pictures presented here demonstrate a classic abnormality of both clitoral frenula that are unnaturally suspended the labia minora and brought the upper part of the labia minora into the opening of the clitoral hood (the clitoral prepuce. These irregularities are more accentuated on the left side, where practically there is no clitoral frenulum presence. Additionally, bilaterally there are no labial bifurcations. I did anatomical and clinical research on the clitoral frenulum and published in peer-review medical journals research findings: a) A. Ostrzenski. Clinical Anatomy 2018 Sept:31(6);907-912. b) A. Ostrzenski. Helion 2019 doi:10.1016/j.heliyon.2018.e01098. PMID: 30705978; PMCID: PMC6348164.Therapeutic step-by-step surgical approach:1. Microdissection of the labia minora from the clitoral frenulum (it will release the unnatural suspension of the labia minora by the clitoral frenulum), 2. Recreation to get desired length and color of the clitoral frenulum, making sure that the infrafrenum fascia bundle will be intact (is needed this structure can be reconstructed), 3. De-novo creation of the labia minora bifurcations, 4. Reconstruction of the upper part of the labia minora. Most likely, you will not need any additional esthetic surgery on the labia minora or clitoral hoodoplasty as you were advised to do so. You need to correct your functional problem before esthetic conferences can be addressed. However, in my humble opinion, you will not need esthetic surgery, if the first operation will be executed correctly. With regards,Prof. Dr. Adam OstrzenskiUSA
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