What are all the possible ways clitoral sensation could be lost after Labiaplasty?

Labiaplasty refers to reduction of the labla minora by removing skin. The two main categories of operations are linear reductions of the edges (aka trim procedures) and wedge reductions of the enlarged sections. Linear procedures don't affect clitoral sensation. Some wedge procedures, however, result in a downward pull that pulls the skin of the clitoral hood downward toward the vaginal opening. This can make it difficult to expose the head of the clitoris for direct stimulation. Don't confuse this with damage to the clitoral nerves. The clitoral nerves run along the top of the clitoral shaft. These can only be damaged by cutting them directly and that could only happen if a surgeon who isn't familiar with the anatomy damages these nerves during a clitoral hood reduction. A clitoral hood reduction is a component of linear and wedge labiaplasties.

If done properly, there should be no clitoral sensation loss after labiaplasty. IF a labiaplasty involves resection and retraction of the clitoral hood, a detailed awareness of the essential anatomy of the clitoris and its blood vessels and nerves must be understood to perform this procedure. Loss of clitoral sensation would only occur if nerve damage ocurred.

Hello, Some women may not feel normal clithoral sensitation in the first 6 months after surgery. This is a normal surgical process. We expect it to come back soon. This problem does not usually occur in a clitoral aesthetic performed with the right technique and by an experienced surgeon. In the rapid treatment process, the genital PRP method and estrogen-containing creams are very beneficial.
Thank you.
Dr. Mehmet Bekir ŞENGenital Aesthetic Expert