Majoraplasty (Outer Labia Aesthetics)

When the larger labia, which are located on the outside of the genital area and covered with hair, are larger or sagging than normal, it can lead to some aesthetic concerns. In such cases, a surgical procedure is performed to reduce and correct the large and sagging appearance of the outer labia. Majoraplasty surgery is used to reduce the size of the larger labia through surgery, making them tighter and smoother.

Majoraplasty (Outer Labia Aesthetics)

Before labiaplasty of the labia majora, a vaginal examination is performed, and the issues the person experiences in daily life and sexual life are discussed in detail with the doctor. This examination helps determine whether you are a suitable candidate for labia majora aesthetic surgery.

The labia majora aesthetic procedure is performed under general or local anesthesia, depending on the patient's preference or body condition. During the operation, the plastic surgeon makes crescent-shaped incisions on the inside of each labium and removes excess skin. The amount of tissue to be removed is adjusted depending on the excess tissue present in the area. After the procedure, absorbable stitches are used to suture the area. This minimizes the risk of scarring, and the patient does not have to go through the trouble of having stitches removed. When the patient has fully healed, they have a tighter vagina and significantly improved sensitivity during sexual intercourse.

There are some risks associated with labia majora aesthetic surgery. These risks include bleeding, hematoma, infection, scarring, inadequate tissue removal, or excessive tissue removal. However, these risks can be minimized and the success rate increased when the procedure is performed by an experienced plastic surgeon.