FAQS About Labiaplasty
Will My Treatment Be Comfortable?
It’s common to be sore after your procedure, but patients typically do not experience any significant discomfort related to labiaplasty. During the surgery, we work to make you highly comfortable. You will also have the necessary medication to ensure that the first few days of rest after the procedure are manageable. Since only soft tissue—not muscle—is affected, recovery after labiaplasty is well tolerated.
Does Labiaplasty Improve Function?
Minimizing labia tissue is a cosmetic procedure and does not resolve issues such as dryness or incontinence. If you experience these particular concerns, you may want to consider a nonsurgical vaginal rejuvenation procedure, also offered at Parkins Plastic Surgery.
I Won’t Lose Sensation, But Will Sensation Improve?
While it is not the goal of labiaplasty to enhance sexual sensation, some patients do find this to be a welcome side effect. Minimizing excess tissue can provide less interference with clitoral stimulation, which indirectly enhances sensation. To improve internal sensation, you can consider a nonsurgical rejuvenation treatment.
Are There Complications Associated with Labiaplasty?
Dr. Parkins has years of experience providing labiaplasty and makes every effort to protect patients’ wellness and health. She can also revise a previously performed labiaplasty if you are not satisfied with the outcome. If you have concerns about specific potential complications, we welcome you to discuss your thoughts openly with our team. We are committed to your safety and to meeting your expectations for care.