Your photos are not adequate for full evaluation. However, you do have enlarged mons pubic and excess labia majora skin. You probably need treatment for both. The treatment depends on the your anatomy. I have published extensively on mons pubis reduction and labia majora reduction and invented some of the techniques. If you have a fat deposit with no excess skin, then you can just have pubic liposuction. However, liposuction will only reduce 50% of the bulge. If you have skin excess or you want a more dramatic reduction of the bulge, then you need a pubic lift with fat removal and stabilization of the pubic skin to the abdominal muscles. The incision is usually like a caesarean incision. The potential complications are over lifting the pubic area, concavities, and unnatural scars, so be careful of your choice of surgeon, Many women with a large mons also complain of labia majora enlargement, so this can be done at the same time. Many women with sagging or wrinkling of the majora have stretching of skin and normal fat. In that case, the skin only can be removed. If the skin only is saggy due to fat loss, then only fat can be injected. However, over-injection can cause a large bulge in the genitalia, which can be unsightly. If skin is excessive and fat is diminished, then skin can be excised and fat injected at the same time. If you only have slight wrinkling, then a laser can tighten the skin. If your labia majora skin and fat are excessive, then skin and fat can be excised to make them smaller and less protruding. The skin excision technique I pioneered leaves a scar on the inside of the majora in the concavity between the majora and the minor and clitoral hood. I have published and lectured extensively on this procedure in textbooks and throughout the world. Many physicians are not comfortable or trained in this procedure resulting in poorly placed scars, asymmetry, and poor results. You need to have the surgeon show photos of his past patients. Dr. Gary Alter Beverly Hills, CA - Manhattan, NY