Labia minora, clitoris hood reduction, vaginal fungus, ugly?

Labiaplasty is not a cure for yeast infections, but it helps to reduce the excessively moist environment created by the folds of elongated labial tissue in which these infections thrive. This will improve irritations of the labia only. Vaginal yeast infections inside the vaginal canal will not improve with this procedure. Expect improvement, not miracles.

Hello Justa Gurl,Thank you for your post and photo about your large labia. You definitely need to do your research and find a surgeon you're confident has the experience and training to make you look as beautiful as you hope to look.  I perform labia reductions in the office under local anesthesia. Every woman is shaped differently and requires her own unique cosmetic correction.  What is often overlooked by most surgeons is the prepuce, or clitoral hood, which may require reduction and even lifting to achieve the optimal youthful appearance and enhanced sensation for ultimate pleasure. Your labia are complex and your hood is large and droopy, you're are correct in your thoughts of what you need.  Be prepared to travel. Please see link below where you'll find advice in choosing the best surgeon for you. You'll also be able to view our Photo Gallery which has one of the largest collection of Before and After Labiaplasty photos.Best of luck, 

Irritation of a woman's genitalia commonly can come from yeast.  Women with enlarged labia minora that rub on clothing can also become irritated.  Its possible that yeast infections occur more frequently because of the size and shape of external genitalia.  Its also possible that the underlying problem is not yeast but rather a symptom of chronic irritation because of a woman's anatomical shape.  In the latter case where the problem is anatomy itself - certainly a woman can expect relief from the chronic irritation after labiaplasty and clitoral hood reduction.Its less certain if the irritation is indeed from chronic yeast infections.If you were my patient I would do a vaginal culture to make sure that this is indeed yeast.  Consider probiotic supplements which can help prevent this.   A young healthy woman should not suffer from Chronic yeast infections.   Good luck!

Young women rarely have problems with genital anatomy that require surgical repair. The yeast infections should be evaluated by a GYN specialist, but are unlikely related to normal labial folds and features.

I appreciate your concern over your appearance but you should be made aware--right at the outset--that your labia are entirely normal. You have a normal protrusion of the inner lips beyond the outer lips; about 1/3 of all women on Earth have this same configuration. I imagine that you will pursue a 'bobbing' of your natural feminine appearance if you must. But be aware of potential consequences such as poor wound healing, irregular shape/borders and virtually zero reduction of future thrush occurrences.Speaking of thrush (monilia), see a gyn to try to identify things you may be doing to inflame your vagina: Antibiotics? Too much douching? Trimming down one's labia merely because they are "there" is becoming a rather regrettable new trend.Do your research and make good choices. Good luck!