Vaginal reshaping / Labioplasty

What is an Labioplasty?

Excess of labial minoral tissue is not uncommon. This can cause concern and embarrassment due to its appearance. More of a problem, however is problems it may cause with interference during sporting activities and in some cases pain or discomfort during sexual intercourse.

How is the procedure performed?

Surgical reduction of excess labial tissue is a simple, safe and effective way to deal with these concerns and problems. The labia minora are trimmed back to a plane equal to the labia majora with attention to protect the clitoris and clitoral hood. The surgery is done on a day stay basis, involves a light anaesthetic and has little down time with return to normal activity in a week or so.

Dr Drielsma has a long and extensive experience with this surgery. Possible complications include wound breakdown, early pain on intercourse and undercorrection but these are very unlikely.

For further information and to arrange a consult to assess suitability for surgery, please contact us