45 min
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6 weeks
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In the run-up to labiaplasty, all questions are clarified in a detailed consultation and the incision is discussed. The operation begins with a final discussion and marking of the incision lines. After induction of anesthesia or sedation, excess tissue is removed precisely and symmetrically. Depending on need, minor procedures may involve a targeted labia area, while major corrections may involve the entire area, including repositioning of the clitoral hood. Once shaping is complete, careful tissue closure is performed and fine, barely visible sutures are placed to close the skin. The resulting scars are placed as discreetly as possible so that they are barely visible once the wound has healed.
Partial removal with an arc-shaped incision for even tissue excess. Here, a vertical, slightly curved incision is made with a smaller excess of tissue. The scar is placed at the edge of the tissue and is barely visible after healing.
Wedge removal for excess tissue, e.g. in the middle third. A wedge removal is usually sufficient here. A V-shaped wedge is removed from the largest part of the excess tissue and a scar is placed horizontally from the edge of the labia to the fold. The scar is smaller here than with the conventional method.
Combination of a reduction of the labia minora and enlargement of the labia majora. If the anatomy is suitable, a combination of autologous fat grafting to build up the outer labia and reduction of the inner labia is chosen.
There are various conservative and surgical alternatives for many operations. It is therefore necessary to consider these carefully before any surgical procedure. If the use of a scalpel can be dispensed with due to conservative alternatives, these are of course preferable.
Minimally invasive alternatives include filler treatments or autologous fat. Asymmetry, for example, is harmonized without removing tissue. However, this procedure only makes sense for moderate soft tissue excess or minor asymmetries. Whether this is possible should always be clarified during a physical examination
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A surgical procedure requires a certain amount of planning and organization not only for the surgical team, but also for the patient, both before and after the operation. It is important that you are well prepared and know what to expect. This allows you to concentrate fully on enjoying the results.
One of the most important questions before any surgical procedure is the “why”. You should be clear about why you want to have surgery at all. Once you have answered this question and made a decision, the following questions should definitely be clarified: How? By whom? When?
I will be delighted if you find your way to my surgery and would like to be operated on by me. However, I also recommend all my patients to get a second opinion. You should be absolutely sure about the date and surgeon.