Had labiaplasty and clitoralhood reduction for about 4months ago and my labi is still bumby. I also think my clitoril hood is assymetric and big/noticeable. I can see my clitoris/clitoralhood when I stand straight which I don't like. Do you think a revision can be done to make my vagina look good? Thanks!
Answer: Labiaplasty Revision I agree that your edges of the labia are bumpy and uneven, and that the clitoral hood also looks bumpy and swollen. This can be revised so I recommend that you go to an experienced labiaplasty surgeon to do this. Minor amount of trimming along the entire edge of the labia minora, and then slightly more reduction around clitoral hood. This area can be made much better, but I do recommend that you go to a plastic surgeon who does a lot of labiaplasty procedures.
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Answer: Labiaplasty Revision I agree that your edges of the labia are bumpy and uneven, and that the clitoral hood also looks bumpy and swollen. This can be revised so I recommend that you go to an experienced labiaplasty surgeon to do this. Minor amount of trimming along the entire edge of the labia minora, and then slightly more reduction around clitoral hood. This area can be made much better, but I do recommend that you go to a plastic surgeon who does a lot of labiaplasty procedures.
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March 19, 2017
Answer: Labiaplasty revision of prominent, "bulgy" areas The beauty of the vulva and vagina is in the eye of the beholder...! That said, if you wish to "smooth out" the "bumpy parts (which won't change much, considering that you are "...4 months out..." from your surgery), Either modest "shaves" of the prominent areas with careful reconstruction with small caliber minimally delayed absorbable suture, or "airbrushing" with a radiofrequency needle (bipolar; cutting mode), or a combination of both would suffice for your satisfaction.
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March 19, 2017
Answer: Labiaplasty revision of prominent, "bulgy" areas The beauty of the vulva and vagina is in the eye of the beholder...! That said, if you wish to "smooth out" the "bumpy parts (which won't change much, considering that you are "...4 months out..." from your surgery), Either modest "shaves" of the prominent areas with careful reconstruction with small caliber minimally delayed absorbable suture, or "airbrushing" with a radiofrequency needle (bipolar; cutting mode), or a combination of both would suffice for your satisfaction.
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