Want my clitoral hood to flow with my labia lips - how can I explain to my doctor what I want? (photos)

helloyour concern is vert understandable. only cutting the inner lips will not cause an aesthetic result. you need to have a clitoral hood correction with will have the result which clitoris and inner lips are in harmonious. as doing labiaplasty frequently, I can say that I get the result you opted from composite reduction labiaoplasty technique. I would advise you ask for it. Best

In order to get the “tucked in” look that most all ladies desire from labiaplasty, based on the photos an aggressive clitoral hood reduction is needed. Some women have more fullness at the top of the vulva and more tissue covering over the clitoris. The treatment for this is an aggressive hood reduction. In many cases this still will result in a slightly widened cleft or a slightly widened “cleavage” between the outer labia. This is really primarily a function of each persons anatomy. Just like breasts can have a wide or narrow cleavage, the outer labia can also have a wide or narrow gap. So while it won’t be possible for there to be simply a cleft in your case—in all likelihood—it still would be possible to have most of the labia and hood tissue hidden. If the labiaplasty alone is performed it may actually worsen the outcome and make the upper tissues more prominent. Best to find a surgeon who understands this goal: one that is intrinsic to all labiaplasty patients. Best to look at photos, videos and reviews of surgeons who deal extensively with labiaplasty surgery

HI goodfswrh,

I think that your questions and desires are fairly straightforward. Did you tell your doctor what you want?
Did it appear that she did not understand or disagree with you?

Sometimes my patients will bring in pictures from my website or other sits and discuss what they like
or dislike. Sometimes a picture can express and give direction to a doctor better than words.

If you feel that your doctor does not understand what you want or disagrees with your desires, perhaps it is better to get another opinion?

Good Luck!

Dr. Christine Rodgers