Labioplasty

What does the surgery involve?
After thoroughly examining the patient, evaluating each individual case, and listening to the realistic expectations of each woman, a surgical plan is designed, explaining the expected results. The extent of the changes will depend on the patient's desired goals, as long as essential medical criteria are respected and based on each woman's underlying anatomy.

The patient visits the clinic where the procedure is performed. Local anesthesia is administered to the area being treated.
The labial reduction surgery is carried out, and the labia are made symmetrical while always respecting functionality and aesthetics.
Using the photothermal effect of the Diodo laser, a precise cut and subsequent coagulation are achieved with the laser fiber. This allows for working with hemostasis, edge coaptation, fewer plane sutures, with the great benefit of the final outcome.
Additionally, the laser stimulates collagen regeneration, improving and rejuvenating the tissues. It is a very meticulous procedure that does not affect the sensitivity of the area.

Most common reasons for requesting labioplasty:

• Difficulty in hygiene or depilation
• Local irritation
• Discomfort during certain sports activities (cycling)
• Difficulty or discomfort during sexual intercourse
• Discomfort when wearing tight clothing
• Self-esteem issues that impact the intimate and sexual life of each patient.

Advantages of laser labioplasty:

• Outpatient procedure that does not require hospitalization
• Local anesthesia, without the risks of general anesthesia
• Reduces the risk of bleeding and hematomas
• More precise incision, reducing collateral damage
• Less inflammation and pain during the postoperative period
• Improved aesthetic results, with great vulvar harmony
• Faster recovery

Postoperative care:
Within a few hours, the patient returns home on their own.
Recommendations:

• Relative rest for 72 hours, then gradually return to daily activities.
• Perform simple dressings after regular showers.
• Apply cold packs to the area on the first day.
• Take oral analgesics as prescribed.
• Avoid physical exercise and sexual activity until complete healing (30 days).
• Avoid wearing tight and synthetic garments.
• Follow-up consultation at the clinic after one week.