Labiaplasty

Labiaplasty – LP- generally involves a decrease in both the small labia (LP-m) or less frequently in the large labia (PL-M). Rarely, reconstructive labioplasty may be performed after its obstetrical injury or very rarely after the fatty growth with its own fat.
The frequently used technical procedures are V-shaped excision, curvilinear or linear excision with upper flap rotation, Z-plasticization, dezepitalization or other less used techniques.

In the case of linear excision, a segment of the hypertrophied labia is replaced by a vertical incision, after which the edges of the excision are sutured with great care giving a symmetrical, linear aspect. The advantage of this technique is that it is possible to excise a large surface of the small labyrinth, leaving only the pink side visible, and most of the dark areas are removed. On the other hand, if a larger surface is excited than the tension applied, it leads to pain, distortion and ulcerated scars with increased discomfort.
In the V-shaped excision of the V-shaped excision, a segment in the form of a panic or ic with the medial tip and the suturing of the two upper and lower portions is excited from the central portion. The advantage of this technique is that it gives a more natural look and the absence of discomfort and pain through linear technique. The truth is that the best technique depends on anatomical individuality and is performed by an experienced plastic surgeon, because sometimes, in order to obtain a very good result, the techniques need to be combined.