I had labiaplasty 15 days ago and all has gone fine but today I have noticed (what I think is my bartholin gland ) and inflamed lump on the entrance of my vagina. I have tried to take a clear picture but it's difficult with the healing wound. What should i do? As a hot compress will be sore on my wound!
Answer: Bartholin cyst after labiaplasty That lump might be an enlarged bartholin gland, but it would require direct examination and palpation to confirm. If the bartholin duct was transected at surgery, the gland will not drain on it's own. If it enlarges further, it will place tension on the labiaplasty scar and interfere with healing. If it is tender or if you are febrile, it will need to be treated by drainage. See your surgeon promptly.
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Answer: Bartholin cyst after labiaplasty That lump might be an enlarged bartholin gland, but it would require direct examination and palpation to confirm. If the bartholin duct was transected at surgery, the gland will not drain on it's own. If it enlarges further, it will place tension on the labiaplasty scar and interfere with healing. If it is tender or if you are febrile, it will need to be treated by drainage. See your surgeon promptly.
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Answer: I think you're right I think your diagnosis is exactly right, though it could be a mucocele from the closure. Either way, the treatment will be slightly uncomfortable, because you should at least have it drained with a needle poke in clinic. I would put a topical numbing cream on the area first an use a small needle to inject local anesthetic, then a larger needle to aspirate the fluid. If it comes back, at some point you may need another surgery to remove the cyst. Sorry you're experiencing this. See your doc.
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Answer: I think you're right I think your diagnosis is exactly right, though it could be a mucocele from the closure. Either way, the treatment will be slightly uncomfortable, because you should at least have it drained with a needle poke in clinic. I would put a topical numbing cream on the area first an use a small needle to inject local anesthetic, then a larger needle to aspirate the fluid. If it comes back, at some point you may need another surgery to remove the cyst. Sorry you're experiencing this. See your doc.
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December 8, 2015
Answer: 3 weeks post op Hello,Thank you for the question and photos. The swelling can be seen in your photos. I recommend that you ask your Plastic Surgeon to examine you in person and let them advise you as to treatment.All the ebst
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December 8, 2015
Answer: 3 weeks post op Hello,Thank you for the question and photos. The swelling can be seen in your photos. I recommend that you ask your Plastic Surgeon to examine you in person and let them advise you as to treatment.All the ebst
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May 17, 2020
Answer: Infection after Labiaplasty? Check with your surgeon. It's important that the person who did your surgery be the one caring for you afterward (or someone covering his patients). For more information about labiaplasty, click on the link belowAll the best.
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May 17, 2020
Answer: Infection after Labiaplasty? Check with your surgeon. It's important that the person who did your surgery be the one caring for you afterward (or someone covering his patients). For more information about labiaplasty, click on the link belowAll the best.
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December 5, 2015
Answer: Is this swelling at the vaginal opening a Bartholins duct cyst? Your labiaplasty recovery looks wonderful, and-yes- I see the fulness you mention. Hard to say for sure from a photo, but it does look like a Bartholin's duct cyst. As it is nice to have a diagnosis prior to recommending treatment, I would recommend you visit your Gyn prior to therapy. At 2 weeks post-op, warm sitz baths won't hurt, but please visit your doc to confirm.Best,Michael P Goodman MDDavis, CA
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December 5, 2015
Answer: Is this swelling at the vaginal opening a Bartholins duct cyst? Your labiaplasty recovery looks wonderful, and-yes- I see the fulness you mention. Hard to say for sure from a photo, but it does look like a Bartholin's duct cyst. As it is nice to have a diagnosis prior to recommending treatment, I would recommend you visit your Gyn prior to therapy. At 2 weeks post-op, warm sitz baths won't hurt, but please visit your doc to confirm.Best,Michael P Goodman MDDavis, CA
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