Labiaplasty (vulval surgery)

• Physical and medical:
• Decrease the size of the labia minora or the labia majora 
• To improve exercise, cleanliness, urinary tract infections, sexual activity, and other physical activities 

• Make an appearance of being tucked in
• Regain a more youthful appearance following childbearing or ageing
• To have more confidence
• Minimise asymmetry
• To enhance comfort
• In conjunction with gender-affirming surgery

• Choosing surgeon
• Discuss goals and risks with the surgeon
• Psychiatric evaluation
• A chest X-ray, a urinalysis, and blood testing
• Instructions to prepare for the surgery

• Takes about 1 hour
• IV sedation with local anaesthesia or general anaesthesia
• 1 Day hospital stay
•  Trim procedure: Excess tissue is removed from the outside edge of one or both sides of the labia minora, bringing it equal with or receding from the margins of the labia majora.
• Wedge procedure: A wedge or pie-shaped piece of tissue is removed from the inner portions of one or both sides of the labia minora by the surgeon
• Close any exposed areas with extremely tiny, dissolvable sutures

• Recovery time: 6 weeks
• It may take a few months for the skin to completely recover

• 2 weeks off work
• Take the prescribed antibiotics to lessen discomfort and inflammation.
• Maintain the area hygienic and dry
• Use loose underwear and clothing
• For six to twelve weeks, stop exercise
• Don’t take lengthy showers
• For around six weeks, avoid sexual activity

• Anaesthesia-related allergic response
• Swelling
• Bleeding
• Infection
• less sensitivity
• Pain
• Scarring

£ 2100

Notes:

Prices may vary depending on the patient’s condition and treatment technique

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