No gap between new labia and tight… is this fixable? (Photo)

Your history does sound consistent with nerve-related pain. I recommend an in-person evaluation by a board-certified or board-eligible plastic surgeon to confirm the diagnosis and further discuss treatment options.

Hello, I'm sorry to hear about your experience following your labiaplasty. In cases where the labia minora has been significantly reduced beyond what was intended, revision surgery can be an option. Labia minora reconstruction is a procedure where we can attempt to recreate the labia minora...

When a labiaplasty is closed with large sutures that are sewn in a baseball type fashion, the labia can have notches and grooves and piercings through it along the closure. You needn’t ask for a specific technique, just a very specific surgeon. The best way to find this type of surgeon is to l...

Thank you for your questionyes, there is a procedure referred to as "Barbie look" where the entire labia is removed. It has higher risks of complication (look at all the Q&A on labiaplasty and see how common are complaints of discomfort from having too much removed) and there is no going back....

Your drawings are the drawings for a clitoral hood reduction! I perform a hood reduction on every one of my Labiaplasty procedures. It is standard. If this area is not also reduced—as you call it, the prepuce, or as I generally say the clitoral hood— then you will have an imbalanced look wit...

Thank you for your questionA well trained and competent surgeon would have nearly zero chance of significant nerve damage. Unfortunately, there are many not well trained and/or experienced surgeons performing this procedure so it is up to you to do your homework, see their before and after...