Labiaplasty and Childbirth - is it best to wait until after I've had my final child before getting surgery?

It is advisable to avoid having a vaginal birth following a vaginoplasty; however, a labiaplsty is exempt from this rule. Your vaginal opening's look and shape may change after giving birth, but your labia won't change much or increase following a vaginal delivery.

Thank you for your question about Labiaplasty before having your next child.
Although performing labiaplasty should not have any effect on your future natural childbirth, common sense says to wait till you are done having children, in case of any trauma/ Tear in labia minora or if you find out you want to include perineoplasty or other vaginal repairs.

In case for personal or medical reasons you feel having labiaplasty earlier is important for you, as other doctors have mentioned here, doing it should be safe.
Good luck and best of health

You don’t necessarily need to wait until after childbirth to have a labiaplasty. Most of the changes to the labia minora occur during puberty with a very small minority occurring after childbirth. Some women find that after childbirth the outer labia can become slightly deflated or less full. This can lead to an apparent increase in the relative size of labia minora. Sometimes there can be labial tears with vaginal delivery, but this would be actually less likely with a labiaplasty, unless a wedge labiaplasty is used. Overall I do not feel that it is necessary to wait until after having children in order to have a labiaplasty.