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Labia Reduction What types of Labia plasty
techniques are available?
Traditionally, most gynecologists or plastic surgeons utilize the
direct excision and reduction method of Labia plasty. With this
method a long strip of the Labia Minora is excised, leaving a
surgical incision at the edge of the Labia which takes longer to
heal and can become sensitive.

Technique leaves no external scars, preserves maximum genital
sensation, and looks very natural. At that time a clitoral
de-hooding can also be performed to increase the height and length
of sexual pleasure for the woman.
Is laser used for Labia plasty?
Although laser can be used to make the surgical incision, it does
not offer any added benefits in terms of comfort, safety, or better
healing.

Anesthesia and Surgery for Labia plasty
Labia plasty female surgery is an outpatient procedure. It is
performed under local anesthesia with some sedation in order to
reduce anxiety. This procedure is rather short, and can take about
30 minutes. At times Labia plasty is performed in conjunction with
Vagionoplasty (Vaginal Rejuvenation), tummy tuck, liposuction,
breast augmentation, or other cosmetic procedures.
Recovery after Labia plasty
Most patients experience mild discomfort, swelling, and bruising
after Labioplasty which lasts two to seven days. During this time,
women can experience some spotting, and/or urinary hesitance. They
should wear pads, and apply Neosporin ointment to the surgical sites
for comfort. They can take a shower or wash within six hours of
surgery, and as frequently as they wish, there after. Although you
can return to sedate activities and work within two days, you should
refrain from jogging, biking, horseback riding, running, heavy
lifting, and sexual intercourse for about 4-6 weeks.
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