Labiaplasty or Labioplasty: Reducing the size of the Labia Minora- "Inner Lips of the Vagina"

Up to 20% of women have excess Labia that they are unhappy with. They may have had the problem since adolescence and been too embarrassed to talk about Their Labia. Their mother may even have indicated that it was normal to be "big down there". Labia can also be chabged to the effects of childbirth, ageing or trauma, resulting in labial enlargement, unevenness, or traumatic tears that can also affect the labia in a way that makes it look unappealing and cause physical symptoms. This can be discomfort with intimate contact, chronic rubbing, a pulling sensation, vulvar pain, and an inability to wear certain types of clothes such as tight jeans or swimsuits. Most women simply live with these symptoms because they arent aware that labiaplasty is available to help them. We are here to let you know that with Labiaplasty, femininity can be restored!

The Procedure of Labiaplasty

Under the combination of intramuscular injections for pain and local anaesthetic, you will feel no distress. The skilled surgeon will trim off the excess tissue using the fine accuracy of the Ellman Radiofrequency Device, that is far more accurate and less damaging to the surrounding tissue than conventional surgical apparatus or even laser. The aesthetics of the labia are then fastidiously reconstructed using the "Alinsod Labiaplasty technique" and the end result is a smooth aesthetically shaped functional labia with no visible scarring.

Our surgeon speaks internationaly on the subject of labiaplasty and has persormed over 250 labiaplastys in the last 2 years, making him oneof the most experienced in the country with the procedure.

 

Reducing the excess skin around the clitoris and outer mound of the vagina

The visual shape of the vagina can be contributed to, not by the size of the Labia Minora, but, by the excess skin of the outer fold of the Vagina, the Labia Majora can cause an increased rounding of the Vagina. Equally, the excess skin around the Clitoris can give a masculinisation of the Vagina. These changes can be accentuated after labiaplasty. The procedure does not permanently expose the clitoris (that is called clitoral de-hooding) and the nervous sensation to the clitoris is not disturbed.

 

Our Surgeon has has a special intrest in the asthic balance of the labia and clitoral hood after Labiaplasy. He wants you to have symptom relif after your labiaplasty but takes the time in his labiaplasty work to get the best possible aesthic result.

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