Intimate surgery women

Aesthetic and healthy image of the labia

Intimate surgery requires attentiveness and trust. Labia reduction can be performed for medical or aesthetic reasons. Possible reasons include problems with intimate hygiene, discomfort when wearing tight clothing, pain when cycling or discomfort during sexual intercourse. Such treatment can relieve pain and have a positive effect on a woman’s self-image and sexuality.

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Reduction (tightening) and correction of the labia (labiaplasty)

The labia protect the entrance to the vagina from drying out, foreign bodies and pathogens. The labia minora, also known as the labia minora, extend from the mons veneris to the anal region and surround the clitoris, urethral opening and vaginal entrance. Sagging labia minora and a prominent mons veneris can affect a woman’s self-confidence. In addition to psychological stress, they can also cause physical problems such as swelling and pain during sport or sexual intercourse.

The widespread practice of intimate shaving makes minor irregularities in the intimate area more visible than before. Moreover, in our society, anything that appears saggy or drooping is often perceived as unattractive. Labia reduction (labiaplasty) is a common procedure that takes around 60 minutes and can be performed under local anesthesia or twilight sleep. You can go back to work the next day.

Reasons for a labia reduction
Labia reduction procedure
Aftermath
Aftercare for labia reduction surgery

Labia augmentation

As part of the natural ageing process, a loss of volume in the labia minora can lead to sagging, making the labia minora more prominent. This can have both aesthetic and functional consequences.

Affected women often want an enlargement of the labia minora, which can become flaccid after ageing or pregnancy. The labia minora, which extend from the mons veneris to the anal region and surround the labia minora, are particularly noticeable in the large outer area of the vulva, which is why irregularities here are perceived as particularly disturbing.

Labia augmentation procedure
Risks associated with labiaplasty
Aftercare for labia augmentation

Other intimate surgery therapies

Other intimate surgery therapies

The correction of perineal scars is a surgical procedure that aims to improve or remove scar tissue in the area between the external genital area and the anus. This area can be scarred due to childbirth, surgery or injury. The treatment can be performed under local anesthesia or sedation and often involves carefully removing the scar tissue and reshaping the surrounding tissue for a more aesthetically pleasing and functionally improved result.

Other intimate surgery therapies

Intensification of the G-spot can be achieved through treatment with autologous blood, also known as platelet rich plasma (PRP). Blood is first taken and then centrifuged to isolate the plasma and platelet-rich plasma. This is then injected specifically into the G-spot. The growth factors and platelets contained in the plasma promote regenerative processes. For optimal results, three treatments at four-week intervals are usually necessary, followed by an annual booster treatment.

Surgery, ability to work, risks and aftercare

Intimate surgery is usually performed on an outpatient basis, under local or general anesthesia, and usually takes no longer than 60 minutes. Patients are usually able to return to work after 3 days. Risks such as local fungal infections, post-operative bleeding, haematomas, swelling, sensitivity to pressure and softening of the wound edges can be minimized if the procedure is carried out professionally.

It takes 1-2 months for the swelling to completely heal and subside. During this time, it is recommended to refrain from sporting activities and sexual intercourse.

Costs for interventions

The costs for intimate surgery depend on the individual complexity and are discussed and determined in detail with the patient in advance. The costs include all measures, including the preliminary consultation, the operation itself, anesthesia, all necessary medication, any stays and follow-up checks.