Labiaplasty Surgery (Labia Reduction)

When you arrive at the hospital for your surgery you will be greeted after by your nurse and surgeon and shown to your comfortable room. They will inspect your health to make sure you will be able to have the operation without complications and ask for a final consent form to be signed.

Once you are in the theatre you will be sedated with a local or general anaesthetic and the excess skin will be trimmed and reshaped before beginning to apply the absorbable sutures. Whilst it is natural to be worried, the operation is very simple and will only last one hour.

We understand that your labia may leave you feeling self-conscious and even affect your sexual confidence. A small intimate change can make all the difference, helping to boost your confidence, get rid of embarrassment and reduce any pain or discomfort.

At Pall Mall Cosmetics, we’re here to guide you through your transformation. We have the North West’s only Gynaecological Surgeon who performs Aesthetic Gynaecology and many other specialist Plastic Surgeons too.

A labia reduction may be a difficult subject to discuss, but rest assured, our cosmetic patient team will be happy to talk through your concerns in a discreet and sensitive manor.

The labia reduction procedure is carried out at our own dedicated private hospital in Newton-le-Willows and is completely independent from the NHS, meaning you will be seen in a fully private and confidential environment. Our aftercare is second to none, and following surgery you are able to recover in peace and quite within our beautiful en-suite rooms.

A labia reduction, is becoming increasingly popular at Pall Mall Cosmetics, to reduce the labia size or to create a different shape. A large or asymmetrical labia can affect women of all ages too, it’s not always just a part of ageing and getting older. Whether you are feeling pain or discomfort, have low body-confidence or struggle with intimacy with a partner, labiaplasty surgery can make exercise, physical activity and wearing tighter clothing more comfortable.

Labia surgery after childbirth may be important too, especially if it has changed shape or size leaving you feeling less comfortable.

A labiaplasty should not be completed on girls under the age of 18 due to the fact the labia continues to develop into early adulthood.

It can take six to eight weeks for the area to fully heal enough for sexual intercourse, but you should be able to return to an active lifestyle within two to four weeks.

All surgeries come with some degree of risk. Some of the possible complications of a labiaplasty include bleeding, infection, scarring, reduced sensitivity.

Fortunately, labiaplasty risks are small and complications are rare. Your surgeon will talk to you about the risks and benefits in detail at your consultation and pre operation appointments.