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6 Week Post-Op Update and Pics
I could not be any happier that I did this! Honestly, the recovery isn’t so bad. I found the pain to be very minimal. The worst part, which wasn’t even terrible, was the inconvenience factor. (Swelling, bleeding, wearing pads, no sex, being careful with the area, etc.) I was really brief in the first part of my review so I thought I would elaborate. :)
I absolutely hated my anatomy. It was uncomfortable to wear most underwear, yoga pants, tight shorts, etc. I felt embarrassed wearing certain clothing. I wouldn’t change in front of friends. I felt shame in front of partners. I had come across this procedure years and years ago during a Google search fueled by insecurity of my inner labia. I knew that someday I would most definitely have it done.
I decided to look into doctors and find out more about the surgery to see if this was something I wanted to seriously pursue at this season in my life. This site, actually, confirmed everything for me. Seeing others’ positive experiences really encouraged me to finally do this. I spent HOURS reading up on doctors, others’ experiences, what the surgery entails, etc. Dr. Moore and Dr. Miklos came up a lot, as they specialize in vaginal surgeries. This was of comfort to me as this was one thing I really did not want to go wrong! I contacted the office and heard back very quickly from Danielle. She answered all my questions promptly, even replying back immediately to an e-mail I sent at 8pm!! (Note: She was the same regarding questions I had post-op. She always got back to me really quickly, which made me feel good!) Since I would be traveling, I felt comfortable enough to go ahead and schedule the surgery the day after my consult. I felt confident in Dr. Moore’s abilities and I had sent in several pictures beforehand so he could better tell me what to expect.
The consultation went well. Dr. Moore and his entire staff were very friendly and personable. I didn’t feel embarrassed, weird, or even nervous. He asked questions and performed an examination. He educated me on exactly what he would be doing and answered all of my questions. I was sent to the lab to have my blood work done and had my surgery the following morning.
I had never had surgery before so I was quite nervous. I had my procedure done under general anesthesia. It really wasn’t so bad. I was anxious upon arrival, but you’re given an anti-anxiety agent and fluids after getting checked in. The next thing I knew I was being wheeled away to the operation room. When I woke up, I wasn’t in pain or anything. I looked down and couldn’t see anything, as I had gauze on the area. The nurses helped me get dressed when I was ready and I headed back to the hotel. I took the gauze off when I got back, but had to put a pad in my underwear. I actually had to wear pads/liners for two weeks, but don’t let that scare you. Bleeding is normal and it was also pretty minor. Urinating didn’t hurt, but it felt weird. I experienced extreme nausea from the anesthesia so I took Phengran with a light meal and slept for 18 hours after my surgery. I felt great when I woke up and had no pain! I made the mistake of deciding to go downtown for dinner that night, as we did quite a bit of walking. I woke up pretty swollen the next day, and I imagine that could have been why. After the moderate swelling went down, I stayed mildly swollen up until 5 weeks post op. I chose not to dwell on it or spend much time examining the area because I knew it would eventually go down. As I said before, pain was minor. The area was tender to the touch, but that never caused any issues for me. One of the biggest problems I had was hygiene concerns. I felt like I couldn’t clean very well down there because of the tenderness and swelling. I relied on my removable shower head in the shower, wet wipes and a spray water bottle when I went to the bathroom.
One thing I had read that made me nervous was that permanent nerve damage could cause loss of sensation to the area. It’s only been half a week that I’ve been able to “experiment”, and I can assure you there has been no loss of sensation whatsoever. Sex is as enjoyable as it was before, and even more-so now, as I feel so much more confident!
I am so over the moon with my results! If you are considering having this operation done, I would make sure that you are doing this for YOU. Nobody else, just you. There are people who may shame women for having surgery for cosmetic reasons, but you are entitled to do whatever it is to your body to feel happy and beautiful.
Also, I have so many great things to say about Dr. Moore and his team. I highly, highly recommend! I had a more “severe” case as evidenced by the photos and I believe he truly took his time and transformed the area into something I never would have recognized a year ago! I am truly amazed. He was very honest with me and told me because of the amount and thickness of the tissue present, that I may not get the common results- that of a “tiny, slit-like” appearance— but I would say it’s pretty close. I could not be happier!
I absolutely hated my anatomy. It was uncomfortable to wear most underwear, yoga pants, tight shorts, etc. I felt embarrassed wearing certain clothing. I wouldn’t change in front of friends. I felt shame in front of partners. I had come across this procedure years and years ago during a Google search fueled by insecurity of my inner labia. I knew that someday I would most definitely have it done.
I decided to look into doctors and find out more about the surgery to see if this was something I wanted to seriously pursue at this season in my life. This site, actually, confirmed everything for me. Seeing others’ positive experiences really encouraged me to finally do this. I spent HOURS reading up on doctors, others’ experiences, what the surgery entails, etc. Dr. Moore and Dr. Miklos came up a lot, as they specialize in vaginal surgeries. This was of comfort to me as this was one thing I really did not want to go wrong! I contacted the office and heard back very quickly from Danielle. She answered all my questions promptly, even replying back immediately to an e-mail I sent at 8pm!! (Note: She was the same regarding questions I had post-op. She always got back to me really quickly, which made me feel good!) Since I would be traveling, I felt comfortable enough to go ahead and schedule the surgery the day after my consult. I felt confident in Dr. Moore’s abilities and I had sent in several pictures beforehand so he could better tell me what to expect.
The consultation went well. Dr. Moore and his entire staff were very friendly and personable. I didn’t feel embarrassed, weird, or even nervous. He asked questions and performed an examination. He educated me on exactly what he would be doing and answered all of my questions. I was sent to the lab to have my blood work done and had my surgery the following morning.
I had never had surgery before so I was quite nervous. I had my procedure done under general anesthesia. It really wasn’t so bad. I was anxious upon arrival, but you’re given an anti-anxiety agent and fluids after getting checked in. The next thing I knew I was being wheeled away to the operation room. When I woke up, I wasn’t in pain or anything. I looked down and couldn’t see anything, as I had gauze on the area. The nurses helped me get dressed when I was ready and I headed back to the hotel. I took the gauze off when I got back, but had to put a pad in my underwear. I actually had to wear pads/liners for two weeks, but don’t let that scare you. Bleeding is normal and it was also pretty minor. Urinating didn’t hurt, but it felt weird. I experienced extreme nausea from the anesthesia so I took Phengran with a light meal and slept for 18 hours after my surgery. I felt great when I woke up and had no pain! I made the mistake of deciding to go downtown for dinner that night, as we did quite a bit of walking. I woke up pretty swollen the next day, and I imagine that could have been why. After the moderate swelling went down, I stayed mildly swollen up until 5 weeks post op. I chose not to dwell on it or spend much time examining the area because I knew it would eventually go down. As I said before, pain was minor. The area was tender to the touch, but that never caused any issues for me. One of the biggest problems I had was hygiene concerns. I felt like I couldn’t clean very well down there because of the tenderness and swelling. I relied on my removable shower head in the shower, wet wipes and a spray water bottle when I went to the bathroom.
One thing I had read that made me nervous was that permanent nerve damage could cause loss of sensation to the area. It’s only been half a week that I’ve been able to “experiment”, and I can assure you there has been no loss of sensation whatsoever. Sex is as enjoyable as it was before, and even more-so now, as I feel so much more confident!
I am so over the moon with my results! If you are considering having this operation done, I would make sure that you are doing this for YOU. Nobody else, just you. There are people who may shame women for having surgery for cosmetic reasons, but you are entitled to do whatever it is to your body to feel happy and beautiful.
Also, I have so many great things to say about Dr. Moore and his team. I highly, highly recommend! I had a more “severe” case as evidenced by the photos and I believe he truly took his time and transformed the area into something I never would have recognized a year ago! I am truly amazed. He was very honest with me and told me because of the amount and thickness of the tissue present, that I may not get the common results- that of a “tiny, slit-like” appearance— but I would say it’s pretty close. I could not be happier!
Labiaplasty
As long as I have been aware of my anatomy being “different”, I have wanted to do this. It caused a great deal of shame and anxiety when changing around people or being with a sexual partner. I finally decided to talk with several doctors and get quotes. I opted for a more expensive operation as the surgeon I selected specializes in vaginal surgeries. I’m only one day post-op, but I am already so happy that I did this!
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