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EN Labiaplasty (Labia Minora)
Labiaplasty, also known as nymphoplasty, is a procedure that reduces and reshapes the labia minora, providing greater everyday comfort, improved anatomical proportion and a natural result.
Labiaplasty is one of the most sought-after procedures in female intimate surgery. It is indicated when there is excess tissue, asymmetry or elongation of the labia minora, which can cause both physical discomfort — friction with clothing, discomfort during physical activity and intercourse — as well as aesthetic concerns and an impact on self-esteem.
The surgery is performed in an appropriate setting, under local anesthesia, on an outpatient basis. The technique is planned to preserve the sensitivity and vascularization of the area, with delicate sutures and absorbable stitches. Recovery is usually smooth, with a return to light activities within a few days and the gradual clearance of exercise and intercourse during follow-up visits.
Frequently asked questions
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Labiaplasty may be indicated for women who feel discomfort caused by excess tissue of the labia minora, whether during physical activity, when wearing tight clothing, during sexual intercourse or even for aesthetic reasons. Each case is evaluated individually to understand the patient’s goals and to define the best approach.
No. The procedure is performed under local anesthesia, providing comfort throughout the surgery. After the procedure, mild swelling and tenderness in the first few days are normal, but most patients report mild discomfort that is well controlled with the prescribed medication.
Recovery varies from person to person. Mild swelling and tenderness in the first few days are normal. Most patients return to light activities after about 7 days, while physical exercise and sexual intercourse should be avoided for approximately 4 to 6 weeks. The team provides close follow-up throughout the entire post-operative period.
No. When performed by an experienced gynecologist using the proper technique, the surgery preserves the anatomy and the structures responsible for sensitivity, maintaining the natural function of the vulva without compromising sexual pleasure. The goal is to provide more comfort, harmony and well-being.