Nymphoplasty - Labia Reduction
Reduction of the vaginal labia minora

Nymphoplasty, or labiaplasty, is a surgical procedure aimed at altering the size or shape of the labia minora, often for aesthetic or comfort reasons. For some women, this procedure may provide relief from physical or psychological discomfort associated with hypertrophy of the labia minora. Motivations can vary, ranging from discomfort during daily or sports activities to aesthetic concerns that impact self-confidence.

NYMPHOPLASTY PROCEDURES IN MONTREAL

The V technique and the W (wedge) technique are two commonly used surgical approaches in nymphoplasty to reduce the size of the labia minora. Both techniques have their advantages and disadvantages, and the choice between the V technique and the W technique often depends on the surgeon's preference and the patient's specific anatomical characteristics. Both techniques aim to achieve natural aesthetic results while preserving the functionality and sensation of the labia minora.

Here is an explanation of each technique:

Linear Technique (Trim)

This technique involves linear incisions along the edges of the labia minora, followed by the excision of excess tissue and closure of the incisions. It also aims to reduce the length of the labia minora while maintaining their natural appearance.

Triangular Technique (Wedge)

This technique involves V-shaped incisions in the tissue of the labia minora, followed by the excision of excess tissue and the closure of the incisions. It aims to reduce the length of the labia minora while preserving their free edge.

Before / After Results: Nymphoplasty
Labia Minora Reduction

It is important to note that the examples of surgery performed by Dr. Alain Danino are provided for informational and educational purposes only. These illustrative cases are intended to offer insights into the surgical procedures performed, but they should in no way be considered a guarantee or assurance of the surgical outcomes that potential patients may achieve.

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NYMPHOPLASTY - LABIAPLASTY

The surgical intervention of labiaplasty or nymphoplasty aims to reduce the size of the labia minora, to correct any major asymmetry and, if necessary, to reduce the anterior extensions on each side of the clitoris. The goal is to obtain a harmonious vulva with a size of the labia minora in relation to that of the labia majora and the volume of the vulva.

The results are only visible one month after the procedure and after healing. The vulva then has a harmonious shape. The scars fade in 1 to 2 months. It is important to note that the goal of this procedure is mainly to improve the appearance of your vagina.

Labiaplasty or nymphoplasty aims to reshape the labia minora of the vulva for aesthetic or comfort reasons, by removing excess mucous membrane.

The surgical technique used depends on the complexity of the case. Usually performed under local anesthesia, it may require general anesthesia in more complex cases or when combined with other surgeries such as vaginoplasty.

Nymphoplasty surgery, or labiaplasty, is usually performed in several stages:

Consultation: Prior to surgery, the patient meets with Dr. Danino to discuss expectations, expected results, and details of the procedure. Dr. Danino also evaluates the patient's anatomy to determine the best surgical approach.
Anesthesia: Surgery may be performed under local, regional, or general anesthesia, depending on patient preference and surgeon recommendation.
Incisions: The surgeon makes precise incisions to remove excess tissue from the labia minora of the vulva, in order to achieve the desired size or shape.
Reduction and Reshaping: Once the incisions are made, Dr. Danino reduces and reshapes the labia minora to achieve an aesthetic and functional result.
Sutures: The incisions are then closed with dissolvable sutures.
Post-operative care: After the procedure, the patient receives instructions for post-operative care, which may include comfort measures, pain medications, and recommendations for recovery.

After labiaplasty or nymphoplasty surgery, here are some typical guidelines that are recommended by Dr. Danino:

Rest: It is important to get enough rest to allow your body to recover. Avoid strenuous physical activity for six to eight weeks. You can do upper body strength training after three to four weeks.

Hygiene: Maintain good personal hygiene by taking gentle showers. Always use a pH neutral antibacterial soap such as Vagisyl or Spectro Gel. Avoid hot baths, swimming pools or hot tubs for at least six weeks.

Medications: Follow Dr. Danino’s instructions regarding medications prescribed to relieve pain and prevent infections. It is essential to take medications as directed.

Ice: Applying cold compresses can help reduce swelling and ease discomfort. Be sure to use a clean cloth to avoid contamination. You can also use ice, just wrap it tightly in a towel.

Loose clothing: Wear loose, comfortable clothing to avoid irritation or friction on the operated area.

Medical Follow-up: Be sure to keep follow-up appointments with Dr. Danino to monitor healing and discuss any potential concerns.

Sexual abstinence: Avoid sexual intercourse and any sexual activity for at least six weeks, as recommended by Dr. Danino during your post-operative follow-ups.

Diet: Eat a healthy, balanced diet to promote optimal recovery. Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated.

It is essential to carefully follow all post-operative instructions provided by Dr. Danino and his team to minimize the risk of complications and ensure a quick and effective recovery. If you have any questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Although labiaplasty is generally considered safe when performed by a qualified surgeon, there are still some risks associated with this surgical procedure. The main risks include:

Infection: As with any surgical procedure, there is a risk of infection at the surgical site. This may require antibiotic treatment and appropriate medical monitoring.

Excessive bleeding: Although rare, excessive bleeding may occur during or after surgery, which may require additional medical intervention.

Hematoma: A hematoma, or collection of blood under the skin, may form after surgery and cause increased swelling and pain.

Altered Sensitivity: Some women may experience decreased sensitivity in the genital area after labiaplasty, although this is usually temporary.

Asymmetry or irregularities: There may be asymmetry or irregularities in the surgical results, which may require touch-ups or additional interventions.

Abnormal healing: In some cases, healing may be abnormal, resulting in visible scars or a feeling of tension in the operated area.

Allergic reactions: It is possible to develop allergic reactions to materials used during surgery, such as sutures or disinfectants.

It is important to discuss these potential risks with Dr. Danino during the pre-operative consultation, and to carefully follow all post-operative instructions to minimize the risk of complications. If you experience any unusual symptoms after surgery, it is important to contact our clinic.