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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Labiaplasty and Vaginoplasty.
Ideal candidates are healthy adults bothered by labial excess, vaginal laxity, discomfort, or functional concerns. We evaluate medical history, pelvic health, and aesthetic goals in consultation and recommend combined surgery when safe and appropriate.
Initial healing typically takes two to four weeks with reduced activity; full recovery including internal remodeling may take three to six months. We provide postoperative instructions, follow-up visits, and timelines for resuming exercise and intimacy.
When performed by an experienced surgeon, combined procedures aim to preserve or improve sexual function. Temporary numbness or sensitivity changes can occur, but many patients report improved comfort and satisfaction after healing.
We typically use monitored anesthesia care or general anesthesia depending on the procedure extent and patient preference. Anesthesia choices prioritize safety and comfort; the team reviews options and risks during preoperative planning.
Results are long-lasting when recovery and postoperative care guidelines are followed. Natural aging, hormonal changes, pregnancy, or weight fluctuations can affect appearance, but many patients enjoy durable improvements.
As with any surgery, risks include bleeding, infection, scarring, asymmetry, and altered sensation. Choosing a board-certified plastic surgeon, following instructions, and attending follow-ups reduces risk. We discuss individualized risks in consultation.