As with many surgeries, there may be some complications in Labiaplasty surgery. Our doctors will inform you about these complications during the consultation. That being said, labiaplasty is a low-risk surgery.

Recovery times vary, but most people experience pain, bruising and swelling in the treated area. After treatment, patients are usually advised to avoid sexual activity and strenuous activities for a few weeks.

You can look forward to discussing your reasons for choosing a labiaplasty, your medical history, any worries or inquiries you may have, and the specifics of the procedure—including its advantages and disadvantages—with the plastic surgeon during your consultation. Along with creating a customized treatment plan, the surgeon will determine whether you are a good candidate for surgery.

You will receive detailed instructions from your surgeon on how to prepare for the procedure, which may include avoiding certain medications, quitting smoking, and making plans for someone to assist you during the first few days of recovery. It is essential that you follow these instructions carefully in order to achieve the best possible results.

Labiaplasty can be performed using general anesthesia or local anesthesia. The operation time is usually 1-2 hours. You may go home on the same day.

Labiaplasty is not a procedure that affects the birth canal, it does not affect vaginal (normal) delivery or caesarean section.

There is no age restriction, it can be performed on people whose quality of life has deteriorated due to sagging of the inner lips or for whom surgery has become a medical necessity as a result of excessive sagging of the inner lips, if the physician deems it appropriate. The procedure can be performed on adult women of any age who are over 18 years of age, married or single, who have given birth or not.

After the operation, there is no stitch scar and it is not understood that you have undergone this operation.