What qualifies you for a labiaplasty?

Being 18 years of age or older. Having physical discomfort while sitting, exercising, or having sex. Being self-conscious due to labial size or appearance. Having labial tears resulting from childbirth.

Can U Get a labiaplasty on the NHS?

You cannot usually get a labiaplasty on the NHS A labiaplasty is not usually available on the NHS. But it may be offered in some circumstances – for example, if the vaginal lips are abnormal, to repair tears after childbirth, or to remove cancerous tissue if a woman has vulval cancer.

Can a general surgeon do labiaplasty?

Both plastic surgeons and gynecologists perform labiaplasty. Though plastic surgeons don’t always have extensive training in vaginal surgery, they are highly skilled in surgical techniques of tissue repair for both cosmetic and reconstructive purposes.

Can labiaplasty be covered by medical?

As noted above, labiaplasty is plastic surgery. Most plastic surgeries are performed for cosmetic reasons and are not covered by insurance policies. However, some insurance plans may partially or entirely cover a labiaplasty if there is a documented medical need.

How much does a labiaplasty cost UK?

Like any type of surgery, the price varies depending on the company and surgeon. Labiaplasty surgery can cost anywhere from £3,695. Procedure costs are tailored to individual requirements and you will receive a fixed price following your surgeon assessment.

Is it normal to have extra skin down there?

Depending upon the size of the labia, this is sometimes referred to as “labial hypertrophy” which means, enlarged labia. This is a normal variation and usually doesn’t cause any problems. Sometimes girls may complain of irritation from the extra skin rubbing against their clothing.

How much did you pay for labiaplasty?

How much does labiaplasty cost? While the price of the procedure varies from patient to patient, you should expect to pay between $4,750 – $6,000 for labiaplasty.

Can you perform labiaplasty on yourself?

If you’re investigating if there is a way to perform your own labiaplasty, unfortunately it isn’t an option. Like any type of surgical procedure, labiaplasty can be extremely dangerous if attempted outside of a hospital or day clinic setting by someone without the required medical credentials.

How painful is a labiaplasty?

Many women are surprised that they feel very little pain, and our patients tell us that they typically only experience mild and manageable discomfort for one week, feeling almost completely recovered within a few weeks after the procedure.

Does it hurt to poop after labiaplasty?

They can also be constipating. Using a stool softener and a fiber laxative can reduce constipation associated with these medications. Most patients will experience relatively minor discomfort after a labiaplasty. However, some patients do experience moderate to severe swelling that can cause much discomfort.

How do you pee after a labiaplasty?

Urinating will be a little painful for a few days after the surgery. A stream of warm running water on the area while peeing will help to ease some of the discomfort. 2. You will experience some amount of swelling and bruising in the area but this is normal.

Do you bleed labiaplasty?

There will be bloody or blood-tinged drainage for a minimum of 1-2 weeks following your labiaplasty. Antibiotic ointment should be applied to the incisions twice a day for 14 days.

Is it OK to poop after labiaplasty?

AFTER SURGERY ONLY– a stool softener such as Duloclax or Colace (taken twice/day) may be helpful. If you have not had a bowel movement after 3 days, drink “smooth move” tea, and/or take Senakot, Miralax or other laxative if needed.