Labia Minora Plastic Surgery

Women whose labia minora size, asymmetry or deformities cause discomfort in everyday life, hygiene, intimate life, can be corrected by performing labiaplasty. The procedure restores them to an optimal size and eliminates asymmetry. Oversized labia minora cause a number of ailments – from pain, to physiological problems, significant discomfort during daily activities (especially sports), up to sexual and psychological problems. Anatomically imperfect labia minora tend to be the source of many inhibitions, fears and shame. The negatively impinge on self-esteem and relationships with partners.

Labia minora plastic surgery is based on the correction of their shape which can be adapted to the expectations of the patient. As a result, an aesthetic effect is provided following with a noticeable improvement in daily lifestyle of women. The procedure is preceded by a consultative visit, where the purpose is to obtain the patient’s medical history and provide the patient with an approximate course and characteristics of the procedure. Proper diagnostic tests are also recommended by the doctor during the first visit. In order to avoid any complications or unexpected situations (during the surgery and recovery period), patients are asked to apply the doctor’s recommendations. For a minimum of two weeks before surgery, the patient should stop taking aspirin and its derivatives, vitamin E, painkillers and flu medicine. For three days before surgery, the patient should also reduce cigarette smoking. The treatment is carried out on an empty stomach that is why no food or fluids may be consumed at least six hours before surgery.

Hospitalization after labio minora plastic surgery usually does not last more than a day, and a follow-up examination is necessary seven days after the surgery. Pain that may be experienced by the patient is suppressed by means of over the counter painkillers. The body’s natural reaction that appears after labia miniora plastic surgery is also increased body temperature. Typically, after about a week following healing of wounds and reduction of swelling is it possible to plan a return to work. Women working physically need to extend the convalescence period. It is best to consult your doctor as to when it is possible to return to work. First sexual activity after surgery is indicated after eight weeks. The healing process is highly influenced by appropriate hygiene of intimate areas, which is best done with the use of Tantum Rosa. Be very careful and gentle when cleansing and drying the stitches. It is important that drying intimate areas, the wound is not done using sponges, washcloths or bars of soap because there may be bacteria on these.