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I finally pulled the trigger and it has been the best decision I have ever made

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Labiaplasty

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WORTH IT$2,000
I want to write this post for anyone who is considering this surgery and is on the fence and is unsure like I was. I finally pulled the trigger and it has been the best decision I have ever made. If this is something you're wanting and actually can benefit from this surgery. Than I highly suggest that you stop putting it off and put yourself first and make yourself happy. If you're scared you have absolutely no reason to be. I pulled the trigger during this pandemic since I had planned this in advance. If you're wondering about how much time off you need, I would say, take at least a week. (Minimum. I'm not sure how others were able to return to work so quickly but like the DR says, "everyone heals differently") I iced every day for about 3 weeks. I was not put under, I was given the numbing shots and couldn't feel anything during the procedure. Afterwards i did experience pain so i recommend taking the pain meds as soon as the procedure is done (so it doesn't ware off and the meds haven't kicked in... this actually happened to me and it was extremely painful to experience. So highly recommend that.) after the first day that pain is gone. The pain you experience is more extreme pressure which makes it hurt to stand long for the first few weeks while you're healing. It doesn't hurt at all to pee (which i was very surprised by this) i highly recommend the neosporin on your gauze and i would use the big gauze over any period pad (it just wasn't as comfortable as the gauze was with the ice pack) the neosporin just helped make it feel cooler when i put the ice pack on it and it just gave me much more relief. The DR said, not to use this a lot bc it can cause irritation... i didn't know this at first or at least didn't remember but was fine just have to be careful and make sure you're actually really cleaning so you don't get an infection. My skin turned hard (I've read about this so i was prepared) but within i believe week 4 or 5 this was gone since all swelling/bruising was gone by then. I have absolutely no issues with sensations or feelings. I would say, I'm actually a lot more sensitive (in a good way) my DR only charged me $2,000.00 while many others were in the range of $5,000.00+ depending on the location chosen. I visited my surgeon 3 times before finally pulling the trigger with the surgery. I wanted to feel him out and make sure i felt comfortable with him and everything that was going to happen. Considering this is my sex life on the line essentially lol. Lastly, I had a lot of anxiety but the DR prescribed me a Xanax prior to the procedure and once I took that -nothing really made me nervous anymore so you could ask your DR for something like that if you can’t just get over it mentally. Also, HIGHLY suggest my doctor as he is not only a surgeon but an artist.

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Geoffrey Osgood, MD, FACS

Geoffrey Osgood, MD, FACS

Board Certified Plastic Surgeon

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June 18, 2020
Thank you for this great description of what to expect during labiaplasty recovery. So happy to hear how happy you are with the outcome and experience!
June 18, 2020
Thank you!! I am ecstatic to say the least!!
June 18, 2020
Sounds much better than I thought it would be. Go for you on pulling that trigger.
June 23, 2020
Thank you!!
June 23, 2020
Hi! did you also get a clitoral hood reduction? Also what technique did you get? thanks:)
June 23, 2020
No clitoral hood reduction just the trim method. I need to add a before and after photo
August 7, 2020
Who your doctor love?
August 7, 2020
Dr. Geoffrey Osgood! He is great!!
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2 months post

Here are the before /during/ after photos.

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Some photos have poor lightening. I wasn’t intending on sharing these but thought they might help.

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June 24, 2020
Hi! Unfortunately I can't see the photos, did you take them down? I was considering getting mine done with this doctor, were you fully sedated during the procedure? Thanks so much for your help:)
June 24, 2020
I'm really new to the website, still trying to figure out the photo situation. I thought i had posted them. I can send them to you. I highly recommend DR Osgood. I didn't go under, i was awake the whole time but i took medicine for the anxiety i had which helped me A LOT. I basically forgot about what was happening during the procedure. He just numbed me with numbing shots and those weren't bad at all. I do recommend taking the pain medicine as soon as the procedures done bc it takes time for it to kick in and i waited too long and the pain was terrible. You can avoid that trauma by just taking your meds lol. The next day that pain is gone it's just very swollen and you have a lot of pressure when you stand/walk. That is mostly what you feel. I've read people have gone back to work the next day, for me i needed a whole 7 days off. Those other women might have super strength lol
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