My vagina doesn't look normal is there loose skin? (photo)

Thank you for your question. Because all women are unique in their features, there is no “normal” definition for labia. Labia can vary significantly in thickness, color, length, and symmetry. Your pictures appear healthy and youthful. Often, patients request a labiaplasty when their labia interfere with activities such as exercise or wearing specific clothing. Large labia can cause chaffing or trapping of the labia limiting those activities. Other reasons for requesting a labiaplasty include feeling insecure with intimacy or because of changes with age and loss of a youthful appearance. These are all acceptable reasons. Should you decide to pursue a labiaplasty, I highly recommend that you identify a surgeon that is trained in vaginal reconstructive and aesthetic surgery. Not all plastic surgeons or gynecologists have specialized training in these procedures and is not one to take lightly when choosing your surgeon.Peter Castillo, MDCosmetic and Reconstructive Vaginal SurgeonLos Gatos, CA

You certainly look normal.  You do have some enlargement of your labia minora which some women find uncomfortable or aesthetically displeasing.  A Labiaplasty can fix this if you desire.  Good luck!

First of all it is important to understand that there is a
wide range of “normal” when it comes how the labia should appear.



Women come to my office all the time wanting to look “normal”
and we have to discuss what they are trying to achieve with their surgery.



You are well within the range of normal. There is currently a trend where woman do not
like the appearance of the additional tissue that hangs below he vagina. At
times this extra skin can interfere with intercourse or cause pain with
exercise but most commonly it is just and aesthetic preference for woman.



I hope this helps.

Although there is a wide variety of appearances to the female external genitalia, many women with your anatomy feel the same and seek labiaplasty surgery.  Labiaplasty reduces overgrown, extra long, and/or redundant labia minora (or labia majora occasionally) tissue.  It is a relatively straight forward and safe surgery with a quick recovery and very high satisfaction rate.  For the best result, I recommend you consult with a board certified plastic surgeon that specializes in this procedure.  Glad to help... 

I can say that your  inner labial folds are not symmetric. Actually, this is common , because our left and right side in our body might be different in size. The enlarged tissue is not the loose skin, it is the inner labia. Also the prepuce which is the skin around the clitoris is bigger in the same side. You may have one side removal labioplasty and prepuce reduction of the same side. We do labioplasty for symptomatic labial hypertrophies and also for increasing the women's self esteem. But if you are comfortable it is ok, because there is not a clear definition of normal labia minoras. if the labia minor's measurement is more than 2 cm we may consider is as big. All the best. 

Hello and thank you for your question. Every woman has labia minora that vary in size, shape, symmetry, color, and appearance. Your anatomy appears very typical for female anatomy. Because you are feeling self-conscious, you can elect to have a labiaplasty, which would reduce the size of the labia minora and improve their symmetry. I suggest meeting with a board certified plastic surgeon to have a consultation. Best of luck to you. 

Hello and thank you for your question. Every individual has their own perception of "normal" and everyone's labia varies in shape, color, size, thickness, etc. Your labia appears what most refer to as normal. Many women have a concern with the size or shape of their labia minora. If it is causing you discomfort physically or emotionally, labiaplasty is a great way to reduce the size or appearance of the skin (labia minora) you are referring to! I would suggest setting up a consult with a board certified plastic surgeon and discuss all of your options to help give you some comfort! Good luck in your search.

There is great variability in the appearance of "normal" labia, in color, thickness, projection, length and symmetry. There is no definition of what represents "normal" in this wide spectrum. 
Your labia appearance in the photo is normal. No reason to be hiding away!
The reasons to have labiaplasy are when the excess tissue is interfering with daily activities or sexual intercourse, on simply to change the aesthetic appearance to the look you prefer. This is a personal decision, and the procedure is designed according to your goals. If that interests you, consult with a board certified plastic surgeon experienced in genital surgery, and the options can be easily explained during the examination.

The labia minor has a wide variety of appearances and they are all normal. If you are unhappy with the way your labia minor look then you can choose to have a labiaplasty. Many women choose to have a labiaplasty for large labia minora and you are not alone with having a concern about the way your labia appear. Some women have discomfort with wearing certain clothes or exercising because of it. Fortunately there are procedures that can be done to help you achieve the look you prefer. Consult a qualified gynecologic surgeon for advise.

Thank you for your question. There is a wide variety in the appearances of women labia. There is no studies that describe "normal" ;You have some asymmetry and mild enlargement of the left side but asymmetry is common and;the overall size is well within average. Therefore, you do not have to be self conscious and hide. If you, yourself, feel you would be happier and more self confident with a reduction, then choose a surgeon carefully for different options on how to get the appearance you would be most comfortable . There is actually two pair of inner labia: a lower pair that inserts into the clitoris and an upper pair, called prepuce, that forms the hood and and enter into and overwhelm the lower pair. Your photo shows excessive prepuce which, if you close labiaplasty, must be reduced to get any kind of aesthetic effect for a labial reduction. Look at before and after photos and patient reviews carefully before choosing a surgeon. Make sure they understand the anatomy and can explain what their approach would be. See th video below to gain more knowledge.

Labia vary significantly and can even be different from one side compared to the other. In general it is thought that the labia minor(inner labia) shouldn't protrude past the labia majora (outer). When they are larger they can rub together and cause discomfort during exercising, sexual activity and make women self conscious in tight fitting pants. 
The procedure can improve these functional problems and the aesthetic component. There are many techniques but I typically prefer the central wedge excision with or without a clitoral hood reduction. This is not a one size fits all operation. It can be done in the office under local anesthesia or surgery center. 
It's difficult to tell based on your photos but it does appear that you have some labia minor hypertrophy. If it is functionally or aesthetically concerning to you I would advice you to seek a consultation with a board certified plastic surgeon who is familiar with this procedure.