I had a labioplasty almost three years ago and the doctor removed both of the labias completely, which was a surprise for me as I just wanted them reduced. She said there's nothing she can do about the clitorial hood. Now I think it looks too disproportionate and the lack of continuity bothers me. I did not let any of my partners or anybody except this doctor to look at my vagina, and now I feel too embarassed as well as I feel it looks so unnatural.Could it be corrected by another operation?
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Yes, we absolutely offer labial resurfacing—what we refer to as “feathering”—to improve the texture, tone, and contour of the labia minora. This gentle resurfacing treatment is designed to address concerns such as color variation, fine lines, crepey texture, and even the appearance of Fordyce...
Thank you for your question. The most common labiaplasty techniques are the edge trim and wedge resection. There are advantages and disadvantages to each approach. It has never been shown that one approach is "better" than the others. The edge excision removes a portion of the labia minora edge....
Thank you so much for reaching out and sharing your concerns — you're not alone in what you're experiencing, and we’re here to help.
Based on your description, it sounds like you may be dealing with labia minora elongation, possibly labia majora laxity, and vaginal laxity, all of which can con...
