The plastic surgeon I consulted had suggested the trim technique. The more I read about it, the more Id prefer the wedge technique. Do you think it would be reasonable to think my surgeon would do that technique instead and that Id still get a good result? I dont want to look unnatural or Barbie-like, as some would say.
I had two children several years ago and I didn't realize why my vagina was in pain at times during intercourse as I was told never to look down there after childbirth and it'll take time to heal. Well fast forward three years after my last kid, I decide to get shave down there for my first time and I can see my labia minora (the right side) is torn all the way in half. That's why it never felt right and my gynecologist told me it looks like the doctor screwed up during labor and snipped it by accident. He said it's more of a pain to fix even with labiaplasty (As it could cause more damage) and only recommended estrogen cream to help with the pain during sex. Is there any way I can reverse this childbirth damage? Is it utterly too late? :(
20f, mixed race, 56 130lbs. My labia minora bother me during sex and other physical activities. Ive also found that my labia majora have lost volume, and my perineum has stretched. I dont care about changing the appearance of my inner lips since my goal is comfort.
I have labiaplasty and BBL booked in March, it will also be combined with fat transfer to the labia majora. I am particularly nervous about the BBL due to the risks, however my doctor is using ultrasound... My only concern is: they let me know they have a gynecologist on site who will perform the labiaplasty while I'm already under for the BBL.. Is this safe? Is it ok to combine the 2, or is swelling going to be worse? I'll have a crotchless faja, but I am nervous about the risks of combining.
I am looking into getting labiaplasty but I am very nervous and afraid. I have read that it is a very simple procedure and it is very rare to have complications. But can it change your sensation, feeling, sensitivity, sexual health in any way? Apparently nerve damage can occur, what are the chances of that occurring? Is the surgery then worth the risk? I really appreciate your thoughts and expertise and would love any recommendations for an experienced surgeon.
I thought the majora covers the minora. I had my labiaplasty to reshape the majora as they were elongated after menopause. The majora obviously covered the minora and 'protected' them. I had the minora slightly shaped for symmetry purposes. Why is it that my inner minora now protrude outside the majora? This causes dryness, pain, soreness and is so uncomfortable. Is there anything that can be done about this? It's very upsetting.
I had labiaplasty almost 3 months ago. I am still experiencing major discomfort. Any sort of pressure to my labia is so painful. I have not been amputated. I have a decent amount of tissue left although it is lumpy and also has some hardened scar tissue on part of the clitoral hood. I hate the way it looks but am only seeking revision to hopefully resolve the pain. Is revision surgery an option for pain or just aesthetics?