Labiaplasty in Wichita, KS | Dr. Nataliya Biskup

Understanding Labiaplasty

Women choose labiaplasty for various reasons, including physical discomfort, pain during intercourse, and self-consciousness. The Plastic Surgery Center offers comprehensive labiaplasty procedures designed to restore patient comfort and confidence.

What is Labiaplasty?

Labiaplasty is the most commonly performed female genital plastic surgery procedure. It addresses excess skin of the labia minora, providing both physical and psychological benefits.

Reasons for Labiaplasty

• Reduce discomfort caused by enlarged labia
• Alleviate pain during physical activities
• Improve vaginal area appearance
• Boost self-confidence

Procedure Details

A typical labiaplasty procedure takes approximately 30 minutes and is performed under sedation anesthesia. Patients can expect a recovery period of one week, with full recovery in about four weeks.

Procedure Highlights

• Procedure Length: 30 minutes
• Recovery Time: 1-2 weeks
• Downtime: 1 week
• Treatments Needed: Single procedure

Candidacy and Consultation

Women with enlarged, irregular, or uncomfortable labia may be excellent candidates for labiaplasty. A personalized consultation with our experienced surgeons will help determine the most appropriate approach for each patient.

Consultation Recommendations

Patients are encouraged to schedule a confidential consultation to discuss their specific concerns and treatment goals. Our female plastic surgeons provide a comfortable, understanding environment for this personal discussion.

Recovery and Expectations

Post-procedure, patients can expect mild discomfort and swelling. Most individuals return to work within a few days to one week. Sexual activity and vigorous exercise are typically restricted for four weeks following the procedure.

Patient Considerations

Each labiaplasty is tailored to the individual's unique anatomical needs and aesthetic goals. Our surgical team prioritizes patient safety, comfort, and desired outcomes throughout the entire process.