Labiaplasty

What is labiaplasty?

Inner lips called “labium minor”, which are generally congenital or grow with puberty, droop and become irregular, although they look bad aesthetically, they take an uncomfortable form especially when sitting. Sometimes one lip part, which we call “labial asymmetry”, may be longer or have a different structure than the other. The surgical correction of these conditions is called Labiaplasty.

Deformations in the Labium Major (Outer Lip) or Labium Minor (Inner Lip) located in the female external genitalia can be sexually and socially disturbing. It is possible to correct these deformations with appropriate surgical approaches. After these interventions, which can be performed under local anesthesia or sedation, a 4-week sexual abstinence is applied. At the end of 4 weeks, there is no surgical scar in the patient. However, he can return to his sexual life.