The Surgery No One Talks About: Labiaplasty

Female Genital Surgery, Wyomissing, PA

Labiaplasty Female Genital Surgery, Wyomissing, PA is a surgical procedure that enhances the appearance of the vaginal area, and increasing numbers of women have been undergoing this surgery over the last decade. This simple cosmetic procedure can be performed to improve the size and shape of the inner labia (labia minora) or the outer labia (labia majora). Labiaplasty is performed on an outpatient basis using either local anesthetic or intravenous sedation, and it usually takes less than an hour to complete. After the procedure, there is very little downtime required and only minor swelling will develop.

 

Candidates

Ideal candidates for labiaplasty are in good physical and mental health and desire this surgery for their own personal reasons rather than to live up to someone else’s ideal. Potential patients have some or all of the following conditions:

  • Labia that are too long or too wide
  • Labia that are asymmetrical
  • Displeasing labial shape
  • Pain or irritation during exercise
  • Discomfort during sexual relations
  • Anxiety about the appearance of their labia

 

Dr. Benjamin Schlechter tailors each procedure to meet the needs of his individual patients because he understands that each woman’s anatomy is different, and each woman has different aesthetic goals. This procedure can be also be performed in conjunction with other procedures, such as the Mommy Makeover.

If you are interested in labiaplasty or would like more information about this procedure, please call Spring Ridge Plastic Surgery at (610) 678-9200 today or fill out our online contact form to schedule a consultation. Our board-certified plastic surgeon Dr. Benjamin Schlechter makes sure that his patients feel comfortable and completely understand all aspects of the procedure.

Comments are closed.

Our Location

Benjamin Schlechter M.D.
2603 Keiser Blvd Suite 207
Wyomissing PA 19610
(610) 678-9200

Get Directions

Connect with Spring Ridge Plastic Surgery on our social networks