Intimate Surgery
While labiaplasty is the most well-known intimate procedure, there are several other surgeries that may be right for you. Beyond enlarged labia minora, concerns can include excess fat on the mons pubis, sagging of the labia majora, excess clitoral hood tissue, and more. Below you can learn about each of the treatments I offer. I completed specialized training in intimate surgery in the United States to bring you the most advanced techniques with outstanding results.
Labiaplasty is the surgical reduction of the labia minora. During the procedure, asymmetries between the two sides can also be corrected. I perform two techniques -- longitudinal resection and wedge resection -- and I will choose the most appropriate one for your anatomy. The procedure is virtually painless, recovery is quick, and most patients return to their normal routine within days.
If you have sagging or excess tissue in the labia majora, this can be easily addressed during your intimate surgery. The procedure removes excess skin and sometimes fat. Recovery is just as smooth as with labiaplasty, and the results are highly satisfying.
Fat grafting is performed when the labia majora have lost volume and appear deflated. Fat is harvested from another area, such as the abdomen, processed, and then injected into the labia majora to restore a youthful appearance to the intimate area. If the look of your labia majora bothers you, this may be a great option when indicated.
Excess fat in the mons pubis can be noticeable when wearing a bikini or workout leggings. This common concern can be easily improved with liposuction. You can get rid of that stubborn fat through a simple procedure requiring just two tiny incisions.
If you feel your intimate area has started to sag, you may benefit from a mons pubis lift. Through an incision similar to a C-section scar, the excess skin above the mons pubis is removed and the pubic area is lifted with internal sutures, repositioning the mons pubis to a higher, more youthful position.
The skin that covers the clitoris is known as the clitoral hood (prepuce). Excess hood tissue can be cosmetically bothersome and may interfere with clitoral stimulation. Clitoral hood reduction is performed by removing a crescent-shaped segment from its upper surface, leaving a virtually invisible scar. It can be performed alongside labiaplasty or another intimate procedure.
The clitoris may be enlarged due to genetic factors or hormone use. When caused by hormones, they must be discontinued to achieve a satisfactory result. Clitoral surgery can be performed in two ways: clitoropexy -- which involves suspending the clitoris for mild cases -- and clitoroplasty, or actual reduction -- where the cavernous bodies are reduced in more pronounced cases. In my experience, the procedure has never interfered with sensitivity.
Hymen reconstruction is commonly sought for cultural or religious reasons before marriage. There are several effective techniques that restore this structure at the vaginal introitus. Recovery is quick, and a waiting period of six weeks is recommended before sexual activity.
When the posterior vaginal wall becomes lax, the vaginal opening elongates and shifts closer to the anus. Perineoplasty reconstructs the external portion of the vagina by tightening the muscles, raising the vaginal opening, and increasing the distance from the anus. Vaginoplasty extends this repair approximately 10 cm along the vaginal canal, tightening additional muscles and reducing laxity over a greater area. After a physical examination, I will be able to tell you whether perineoplasty, vaginoplasty, or both would be right for you.
