Labioplasty


LabiaplastyLabiaplasty permits the reduction of large labia (labia minora and labia majora) to reduce their outward appearance and correct misshapenness or irregularities. Labiaplasty may be performed for medical or aesthetic reasons.

Medical Reasons

Medical reasons for labiaplasty (labia surgery) include the reduction of tissue from overly large or thick labia minora that can result in constant irritation in tight pants and discomfort when engaging in sports or other physical activities. In many of these instances, women are born with large labia, while others may develop this condition with childbirth or age. Surgery of the labia represents a relatively safe solution to most medical reasons.

Aesthetic Reasons

Aesthetic reasons (beautification) are largely being driven by societal evolution regarding sexual habits, wants, and expectations. This is the primary reason driving the market for genital surgery, and is chiefly responsible for the dramatic increase in labiaplasty, as women in everyday life are now demanding more options when it comes to another openly accepted, minor surgical procedure. Most women seek sculpting of the labia, or vaginal beautification, to achieve a better look for themselves, and their sexual partner. This can include even age-related enhancement for women who are older and want a return to the youthful look they had when they were younger.

As a female surgeon and specialist in body sculpting procedures, Dr. Poulos is uniquely qualified to perform labiaplasty. In fact, it is one of our more commonly-requested procedures. Our patients are thrilled and relieved with the results. Most say they should not had waited so long!

For the convenience and privacy of our patients, labiaplasty is typically performed in our in-office surgical suite. For patients wishing to couple the labiaplasty with other 'Mommy Makeover' procedures, such as abdominoplasty or breast surgery, labiaplasty may also take place in a hospital setting, although it is not necessary.

Relax and take it easy the first seven to ten days after your procedure. Cooking, climbing stairs, and driving may be resumed in a few days (once you have finished your narcotic pain medication). You may return to regular exercise 6-8 weeks after your procedure.

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Contact Dr. Poulos

17 South Street
Northborough, MA 01532
Tel: 1-877-377-6567
Tel: 1-508-393-4544
14 Prospect Street
Milford, MA 01757
Tel: 1-877-377-6567
Tel: 1-508-393-4544

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