I'm 9 months post op and haven't been able to experience arousal since labiaplasty. Is this common? Is there any way to fix it? I was extremely sexual before this surgery and now it's like everything is dead down there :(
January 18, 2022
Answer: Lack of arousal 9 months post labiaplasty - is this normal? Thank you for sharing your question and I am sorry to hear of your sensory changes. In the right hands, this is extremely uncommon with this procedure and I would seek out second, in-person, consultations with specialists for the best advice and possible treatments
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January 18, 2022
Answer: Lack of arousal 9 months post labiaplasty - is this normal? Thank you for sharing your question and I am sorry to hear of your sensory changes. In the right hands, this is extremely uncommon with this procedure and I would seek out second, in-person, consultations with specialists for the best advice and possible treatments
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January 15, 2022
Answer: Nerve changes after labiaplasty I’m sorry to hear you have had changes after labia surgery. I have performed hundreds of this procedure, and this is very rare. Without knowing how much tissue was removed and where it was removed, it’s hard to say why your sensation has changed. Generally, scar tissue can form around nerves or nerves may have been cut. Over time, many nerves will grow back. One recommendation is to inject PRP into the area. Plate Rich Plasma can improve clitoral and g spot stimulation, and it can soften scar tissue if that is a factor. This can be done with no anesthesia, and has almost zero risk. Good luck.
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January 15, 2022
Answer: Nerve changes after labiaplasty I’m sorry to hear you have had changes after labia surgery. I have performed hundreds of this procedure, and this is very rare. Without knowing how much tissue was removed and where it was removed, it’s hard to say why your sensation has changed. Generally, scar tissue can form around nerves or nerves may have been cut. Over time, many nerves will grow back. One recommendation is to inject PRP into the area. Plate Rich Plasma can improve clitoral and g spot stimulation, and it can soften scar tissue if that is a factor. This can be done with no anesthesia, and has almost zero risk. Good luck.
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