48 year old patient, mother of three, who considered her options carefully prior to undertaking labiaplasty.  She was consulted comprehensively based on the Medical Board of Australia guidelines to ensure patient safety.  She had excess skin from an acquired medical condition.  The implications of this was associated with symptoms that affected her lifestyle.  These symptoms were preliminary managed with conservative therapies.  After exhausting conservative therapies she then considered labiaplasty vagina surgery having been informed about the nature and risks of surgery (to learn more about the risks of surgery click here).  Her results are shown as below at 3 weeks from surgery which shows mild to moderate bruising.

29yo who decided to have labiaplasty surgery with Dr Nara.  After a conscientious and comprehensive consultation on labiaplasty, understanding the options for labiaplasty, and the risks of surgery ( click here to understand the risks of surgery).  The patient wanted to address excess tissue of the labia minora as well as the clitoral hood.  It was associated with personal symptoms as experienced by the patient. As this is intimate surgery, we respected our patients concerns and questions throughout her cosmetic journey.  Results shown at 5 months following surgery. 

Standing views as below

The patient below is a 37yo single mother who was considering labia surgery or labia trimming surgery for 10 years prior to a tailored consultation with Dr Nara.  She considered all the options available at the consultation including conservative management prior to labiaplasty surgery.  She made an informed decision to proceed with labiplasty reduction surgery after considering the risks of surgery and after care instructions.  The right and left labia minora were significantly different anatomically.  The risks of surgery can be read here.  She had clitoral hood reduction and labia minora soft tissue reduction to address the excess soft tissue of both labia minora as well as symptoms associated with it such as discomfort and difficulty wearing clothing.  All patients will experience varying degrees of soft tissue reduction and symptom improvement based on what was discussed at the consultation and the outcome of surgery.  Results are shown 7/52 from surgery.  Results of surgery will vary from individual to individual based on varying clitoral hood, labia minora and labia majora anatomy, underlying medical conditions, medications, and genetics.  This patient had transient hypersensitivity that improved with conservative management.

This patient is 28years of age who looked into labiaplasty or labia reduction surgery.  She looked into this for approximately 10 years in terms of the different options available.  Upon further assessment in line with Medical Board of Australia guidelines, she decided to alter the shape and contour of her labia minora as well as clitoral hood.  Specifically, the surgical re-architecture of her labia involved reducing the width and thickness of the labia minora.  In addition, the surgical element of controlling the angulation of the left side compared to the right was performed to balance symmetry.  The clitoral hood was also reduced through an extended method.  After discussing the risks of surgery and understanding the specific technique for labioplasty surgery with labia minoraplasty and clitoral hood reduction with specific adjuncts to reduce the risks of wound separation, she provided informed consent to proceed with surgery.  The perioperative pain control was 0455837366 according to the patient.  Specific instructions were given to the patient tailored to her lifestyle and occupation within realistic expectations.  Results are shown as below 9 days from surgery.  The results demonstrate the healing process involving expected wound healing, bruising and moderate swelling with front and standing views respectively.