Before and After Pictures

Modified wedge technique

This procedure removes the corrugated, darker labial edge, however, preserving the inner labial tissues. This procedure most of the time involves clitoral hood reduction.

This technique predisposes patient for tip necrosis and may lead to fibrosis, scar and labial distortion. Thus, the surgeon must assess and consider diabetic patients and smokers before choosing this technique.

The result of labiaplasty surgery depends upon many things beyond the surgical technique:

1. what the patient’s normal anatomical structure to start with
2. her expectations and ability to communicate them
3. skin quality
4. aptitude for healing and its processes;
5. how much she endorses the surgeon to do;
6. and the degree to which she is satisfied with the surgery.

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