Labiaplasty revision - Looking for new surgeon to correct appearance of 3 majoras (photo)

From What I cen see in your well documented outcome, there is definitely a possibility of complete reconstruction in order to obtain results that are 100% to your satisfaction. I see redundant tissue in the labia minora and probably in the Labia Majora too. The most important pre-operative stage is careful aesthetic planning in order to know exactly what you expect from your new surgery in order to deliver results.

Hard to say what technique your previous surgeon did but the asymmetry is normal (as is in everyone). Also not sure if the surgeon encountered anything during the procedure that limited their aggressiveness in removal, but does seem like there might be more to remove. Likely you need a revision but be ready for some risks of more scarring (longer incisions to fix or remove any excess), necrosis (because this will be your second time blood supply is not as good as first time), open wounds post-op (same reason as the necrosis), and more asymmetry or need for further revision. And not sure if you are open to a clitoral hood reduction - that can sometimes help pull some of the labia minoras up some. You can try to massage the area where the swelling and scarring is to see if that will help with time.
Hope this helps.

Hello, yes, it was very good to wait six months for the results to become clear. But if this asymmetrical appearance bothers you, a revision surgery can be performed and the left labia minora and the clitoral hood above can become smaller and wrinkle-free. Perhaps a more pleasant appearance can be achieved with a slight labia majora filler. Get well soon