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Botched labiaplasty with nerve damage?
I had a labiaplasty procedure done on Febuary 7th at my gynocologist. I’ve wanted this done since i was young, so i had it done as soon as i turned 18 (pretty much).
She gave me local anaesthetics, and the surgery went okay. Healing was very painful and extremely uncomfortable for about 10 days straight. This meant i had to be bedridden the whole time. Completely dependent on my mother. It really was not a pretty healing process for me personally...
Today it is April 23rd, so it’s almost 3 months ago. I am fully aware that my labiaminoria is completely gone. I’m not so satisfied with that, sadly... but I’m really just happy for all of the hanging skin to be gone for good. I can deal with how the finished product looks, but the problem now is that I most likely have been unlucky to have gotten a nerve damage from the surgery and the method my doctor used. She used scissors, and I think she was “supposed” to use a scalpel insted. But what do I know... She seemed a little rough with me. As you can see, the scars are very prominent. The hyper sensitivity comes from those scars. My question is: is there anything i can do to make my scars normal-feeling again, so they wont be so tender and sensitive?
She gave me local anaesthetics, and the surgery went okay. Healing was very painful and extremely uncomfortable for about 10 days straight. This meant i had to be bedridden the whole time. Completely dependent on my mother. It really was not a pretty healing process for me personally...
Today it is April 23rd, so it’s almost 3 months ago. I am fully aware that my labiaminoria is completely gone. I’m not so satisfied with that, sadly... but I’m really just happy for all of the hanging skin to be gone for good. I can deal with how the finished product looks, but the problem now is that I most likely have been unlucky to have gotten a nerve damage from the surgery and the method my doctor used. She used scissors, and I think she was “supposed” to use a scalpel insted. But what do I know... She seemed a little rough with me. As you can see, the scars are very prominent. The hyper sensitivity comes from those scars. My question is: is there anything i can do to make my scars normal-feeling again, so they wont be so tender and sensitive?