Labiaplasty
Every anatomy is unique and for some women, changes in the labia can cause both physical and emotional discomfort. An excess of inner labial tissue (labia minora) may lead to asymmetry, irritation during exercise, difficulty wearing certain clothes, or a loss of confidence in intimacy. The outer labia (labia majora) can also lose volume or become deflated with age or after pregnancy.
A labiaplasty is a safe and effective procedure designed to address these concerns - either by carefully reducing excess tissue to relieve discomfort, or by restoring volume to create a more balanced, natural appearance. The procedure is usually performed under local anaesthesia, though general anaesthesia is also available if preferred. Using delicate techniques, any excess tissue is carefully removed, the labia is gently reshaped and dissolvable stitches are placed to support healing and minimise scarring. In some cases, fat grafting can be used to restore volume and rejuvenate the outer labia.
Your Treatment Journey
Approx. 2 hours
Time in Surgery
Anaesthesia
Usually local, general available if needed
Moderate
Pain Level
Back to Work
Around 1 week
Approx. 6 weeks
Return to Exercise
Results
Tailored to your personal concerns. Can be assessed once swelling has settled and stitches have dissolved.
“As a female surgeon, I understand how sensitive this decision can feel. My promise is that you’ll feel comfortable, safe, and informed at every stage - from your first consultation through to full recovery.”