Labiaplasty Izmir
Labiaplasty (Inner Labia Aesthetics)
Sagging, asymmetry, or excess tissue in the inner labia, which can affect women's daily lives, limit their activities, cause itching, and even lead to pain during sexual intercourse, can be effectively resolved through labiaplasty surgery.
The primary goals of labiaplasty procedures are to reduce the size of the inner labia, correct asymmetry between the labia, and eliminate sagging in the area.
What Is Labiaplasty?
Labiaplasty is a genital aesthetic surgery performed to correct deformities in the inner labia caused by various factors such as trauma, genetic predisposition, childbirth tears, excessive weight loss, loss of skin elasticity, and multiple births. During the procedure, the inner labia can be reduced in size, asymmetries can be corrected, and sagging can be permanently eliminated.
Performed under local or general anesthesia, labiaplasty improves the appearance of the vulva and vagina, reducing women's aesthetic concerns. It also resolves physical and psychological discomfort experienced during sexual intercourse and increases comfort during physical activities.
This genital aesthetic surgery usually takes less than an hour. Swelling in the treated area typically peaks within 2–3 days and gradually subsides over the following weeks. It is generally recommended to wait 6 to 8 weeks before resuming sexual activity. During routine follow-ups, surgeons will provide patients with detailed information about their recovery progress and permitted activities. By following post-operative instructions, patients can significantly reduce the likelihood of complications during the healing period.
How Is Inner Labia Reduction Surgery Performed?
Labiaplasty, which can be performed under general or local anesthesia, must be carried out in a sterile hospital operating room. During the procedure, excess tissue in the inner labia is removed and the area is reshaped. As long as the clitoris is not disturbed, there is no loss of sensation. Since dissolvable sutures are used, patients do not need to return for stitch removal, which increases overall comfort and ease of recovery.
When planning this surgery, it is essential to preserve key anatomical structures and aim for natural, functional results while taking the patient's preferences into account.
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