Any active infection or untreated gynaecological problem is treated first.
If you are pregnant or have recently given birth, the procedure waits until the tissues have recovered.
Expectations are discussed together at the examination; these procedures address your concern, not a change to healthy anatomy.
Labia reduction: the tissue to be removed is marked together with you, the excess is removed while preserving the edge, and the area is closed with fine stitches.
Clitoral hood correction: excess hood skin is reduced in line with the inner labia; the clitoris itself is not touched.
Vaginal tightening: the loosened muscle of the back wall is brought together and excess lining removed. Hymen repair: the edges of the hymen are joined with fine stitches.
Volume restoration: filler is placed with a fine cannula; in fat transfer, fat is collected, purified and then placed in the outer labia. The type of anaesthesia is decided together at the examination.
Swelling and tenderness are normal in the first days; cold compresses and pain relief help.
In the first weeks you can return to daily activities; avoid tight clothing, cycling and horse riding.
Tampons, swimming and sexual intercourse resume once your doctor approves.
The quote prepared and shared based on the medical information you provide is guaranteed: for every treatment it covers, the hospital charges no extra fees.
My combined procedure was planned in one session, and my companion was looked after too.
Before surgery they drew exactly where the scar would sit; there were no surprises later.
What to do during recovery was given to me in writing; I did not proceed by guesswork.
We set my flight date together around the surgery calendar; I did not need to come twice.
My privacy was respected from day one; for me that mattered as much as the result itself.