How is the numbing done for a labiaplasty?

The short answer is yes!First I'd like to say that most patients who undergo a labiaplasty w/ or w/o clitoral hood reduction have "normal anatomy" based on medical textbooks. This does not mean you can't have surgery. Next, it is possible to have surgery to reduce your labia minora and clitoral...

It would be more important to select a surgeon who has experience in labiaplasty, rather than choosing based on title. While an OB/GYN may have extensive knowledge of female genitalia, they may not have training in performing labiaplasty. On the other hand, a plastic surgeon may have extensive...

Your labia minora and clitoral hood are very enlarged. I am the inventor of the central wedge technique, in which I remove triangles of tissue and bring the normal edges together. It is also known as the "V" or wedge technique. Thus, the normal labial edges, normal color, and normal anatomy...

Based on your concerns and goals, we would typically recommend a combination of labiaplasty and clitoral hood reduction to achieve a smaller, more tucked “innie” appearance while also addressing physical discomfort from protrusion. When done by a well-trained and experience gynecologist the cha...

Your goals of a smoother, less protruding appearance while preserving normal feeling and function are very realistic. Based on your photos, you appear to be an excellent candidate for a labiaplasty combined with a clitoral hood reduction. In your case, the clitoral hood contributes...

A desire to have smaller labia is one of the top reasons women seek out labiaplasty. If you don't like the way they look or feel, then your next step is to seek out a labiaplasty expert. We can do a convenient virtual consulation discuss details, you can ask questions, see before and afters, etc.