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What are the risks of labiaplasty? i am considering labiaplasty because i experience irritation when wearing tight pants. however, i'm afraid to have surgery in such a sensitive location. what is the recovery like and what are the risks of the surgery?

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They : They are rare but some of these are: too much or too little tissue remove, poor scarring, loss of sensation, sensitive scars and painful intercourse, long recovery, pain, visible scars.

Answered 10/3/2016

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Usually safe AND: I have conducted two studies & now a third to verify the safety and efficacy. No surgery is 100% safe and risks may include infection, hematoma, bleeding, excessive bruising, scarring, dehiscence, asymmetry, pain, numbness, discomfort, contour irregularity, over or under correction, vaginismus, dryness, dyspareunia, vaginosis, vulvodynia, irritation, unacceptable cosmetic result, need 4 revision.

Answered 12/15/2012

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Dr. John Di Saia answered

Specializes in Plastic Surgery

Risks of labiaplasty: In the right hands the operation is well tolerated. There are risks such as bleeding and infection but they van be minimized by good technique. More on this: http://www.Psinteractive.Net/lab_faq.Htm.

Answered 3/3/2013

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Dr. Jeffrey Roth answered

Specializes in Plastic Surgery

Labiaplasty risks: The usual risks of any surgical procedure include; bleeding, infection anesthesia complication, etc. Best to see a board certified surgeon with experience in this area of surgery. together you will evaluate the risks and benefits.

Answered 10/1/2014

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Dr. Ricardo Rodriguez answered

Specializes in Plastic Surgery

Typical Recovery: Labiaplasty is generally well tolerated. You may be given an inflatable donut cushion to make sitting more comfortable and will likely also be given a sitz bath for therapeutic soaking during the post operative period. Swelling in the first 3-4 days which will gradually disappear over the next couple of weeks. Most patients can resume sexual relations in 3 weeks. Consult with a board certified PS.

Answered 3/27/2018

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