LABIAPLASTY IN FALL RIVER, MA

The cost of your labiaplasty surgery depends on a number of factors unique to your personalized treatment plan, such as the method of labiaplasty you decide on and whether the labiaplasty is a stand-alone procedure, or performed in conjunction with other vaginal rejuvenation treatments, such as a vaginoplasty or a clitoral hood reduction. During your consultation with Advanced Body Sculpting of New England, labiaplasty cost will be discussed in detail, along with available financing options.

Many younger and older women have labia minora (inner lips) that they consider too large and unsightly. Unilateral or bilaterally enlarged labia minora can occur before or after childbearing. A labiaplasty may be right for you if you experience:

• Enlarged or irregular labia that cause self-consciousness or embarrassment during sexual activity.
• Interference with sexual intercourse due to labia being pulled or twisted into the vagina leading to unnecessary discomfort and embarrassment.
• Chaffing and pain from labia rubbing up against panties or tight clothing.
• Labia accidentally hanging out of bathing suit.
• Labia causing deviation of urinary stream.
• Labia causing an unsightly bulge visible when wearing a bathing suit, commonly known as “camel toe.”
• Darkening or melanosis on the edges of labia minora

The term “labiaplasty” is commonly conflated with another popular vaginal rejuvenation surgery known as a vaginoplasty. While both rejuvenate the female genitalia, the two treatments are completely different procedures. Vaginoplasty focuses more on the interior organ to correct vaginal looseness. Labiaplasty surgery focuses more on the external genitalia or labia.

After getting a labiaplasty, swelling and itching are common side effects. Many people experience these symptoms for the first 5-7 days post-surgery. These side effects usually subside after a few weeks. To help manage swelling and itching, doctors recommend taking over-the-counter pain medication. Additionally, applying ice packs to the area and avoiding tight clothing or activities is also recommended. It’s crucial to follow your surgeon’s instructions so they can provide more specific advice on how to manage your recovery and when you will expect to feel better.

After a labiaplasty, the scar appears as a thin, white line located where the incision was made. The size and shape of the scar depend on the surgical technique used and the extent of the procedure. In most cases, the scar is not noticeable unless closely examined. It is common for the scar to fade over time and become less visible. Overall, the appearance of the scar varies from person to person. However, it is typically minimal and does not take away from the aesthetic results of the procedure.

One concern you may have about labiaplasty is whether it will affect your vaginal sensitivity and sensation. While there is no definitive answer to this question, some women may experience changes in sensation after the procedure.

The labia minora contain numerous nerve endings. Any surgery that involves altering or removing them can potentially impact sexual sensation. Some women have reported decreased sensitivity or difficulty achieving orgasm after labiaplasty.
However, it’s important to note that not all women experience changes in sensation after the procedure. Some women report improved sexual function and increased confidence and self-esteem after labiaplasty.

If you’re considering labiaplasty, it’s important to discuss any concerns you have about sexual sensation with your surgeon. They will help you weigh the potential risks and benefits of the procedure to make an informed decision about your body.