Labiaplasty
Labiaplasty in Miami, Fl – Gables Plastic Surgery
Childbirth, along with hereditary or hormonal changes, can cause the inner labia, also known as the labia minora, to become enlarged in ways that make women uncomfortable. More than a problem with aesthetics or self-consciousness about their bodies, many women have significant discomfort from irritation and chafing when wearing everyday clothing, during intercourse, or participating in athletic activities. The condition can also become a hygiene challenge, as it can be difficult to keep their labia clean.
Fortunately, a procedure called labiaplasty can alleviate these issues and allow you to live comfortably and confidently once more. Expert Miami labiaplasty surgeon Dr. Jorge de la Pedraja is highly trained in the procedure and prepared to work with you to achieve outstanding labiaplasty results.
Continue reading to learn more about labiaplasty and how it can improve vaginal appearance and function, or contact renowned plastic surgeon Dr. Jorge de la Pedraja in Miami by calling (305) 441-9144 or contacting him online today.
Why Do Women Choose to Have Labiaplasty?
The most common reasons women seek labiaplasty are:
- Enlarged or stretched labia(majora or minora), the inner lips may be dangling beyond the outer lips dangling beyond the labia majora (outer lips)
- Feel bulky in a bathing suit or pants, making it feel awkward to wear tight-fitting clothing
- The labia become chafed, irritated, and rubbed by snug-fitting everyday clothing, exercise clothing, and an active, athletic lifestyle
- Elongated, large, asymmetrical, or unusually shaped labia
Who is a Candidate for Labiaplasty?
The ideal candidate for labiaplasty vaginal rejuvenation procedures is a woman who wants to reduce the size of her labia which has become enlarged due to the childbirth process, genetics, or hormonal changes. It’s best not to undergo labiaplasty while menstruating or during pregnancy.
Most women are considered candidates for labiaplasty if they are mentally and physically fit and have realistic expectations of their surgical results.
Who is Not a Labiaplasty Candidate?
Women dealing with the following challenges may not be good labiaplasty candidates:
- Medical problems
- Sexually transmitted diseases
- Urinary tract infections
Women who have recently given birth should wait at least 9-12 months before considerin