Reveal Your Best Self with Labiaplasty Surgery

Whether the condition is caused by childbirth, age, or simply Mother Nature, the sensitive surgeons at Portland Plastic Surgery Group can help with labiaplasty surgery to help you reveal your most beautiful self. To learn more about labiaplasty in Portland, you can request a consultation with our team today.

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Your Labiaplasty

Most women who visit our practice for labiaplasty say that their motivations for pursuing surgery have as much to do with comfort as they do with appearance. A stretched or enlarged labia can interfere with exercise, sexual activity, and may even affect a woman’s choice of clothing. Often, feelings of self-consciousness or decreased confidence follow, affecting the way a woman perceives herself in intimate situations as well as day-to-day life. Our vaginal rejuvenation in Portland is a straightforward outpatient procedure that can markedly improve a woman’s feelings about herself and her body. During your consultation, you and your surgeon speak privately about your motivations for the surgery, as well as your health history and your ideal outcome. Although many women undergo labiaplasty on its own, some choose to combine it with other procedures such as tummy tuck or breast augmentation. Your consultation is a great time to share your aesthetic concerns and work with your surgeon to determine your eligibility for other procedures.

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How Much Does Labiaplasty Cost In Oregon?

The cost for labiaplasty starts at $8,185 at Portland Plastic Surgery Group. This price includes our plastic surgeon’s fee, the surgical assistant’s fee, the surgery facility’s fee, the anesthesiologist’s fee, and CosmetAssure insurance. A personalized quote will be provided at your consultation once you and your surgeon have decided on your surgical plan.

Procedure & Recovery

When performed on its own, labiaplasty can often be performed under local anesthesia and sedation. Depending on your specific concern, a discreet incision will be made and excess tissue reduced for a symmetrical appearance that looks very natural. Our surgeons work carefully to not take away an excessive amount of tissue and to preserve your normal level of sensation.

Depending on the specifics of your procedure, you’ll need to take between 3 and 7 days to rest at home. Although light activity is permissible, you’ll need to avoid sexual intercourse and vigorous exercise for several weeks. Following the initial recuperation process, you’re free to enjoy activities which you previously couldn’t. With proper self-care, the results of your vaginal rejuvenation in Portland, OR are long lasting.

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Labiaplasty FAQs

Are there risks associated with labiaplasty?

Risks include bleeding, infection, scarring, altered sensation in the treated area, or dissatisfaction with the aesthetic outcome, similar to other surgical procedures.

How long do the results of a labiaplasty last?

Results are generally permanent, unless affected by childbirth or significant hormonal changes. Natural aging can alter the appearance over time.

Can labiaplasty affect sexual function?

When performed correctly, labiaplasty should not affect nerve function or sexual sensation. Some patients report improved comfort during sexual activities after recovery.

Will labiaplasty affect sensitivity?

Our labiaplasty in Portland usually does not impact sensitivity, as it involves the outer labia and does not affect nerves of the inner genitalia.

How soon can I resume exercise after labiaplasty?

Most patients can resume light exercise after 2 to 3 weeks, but strenuous activities should wait for about 6 weeks.

Is labiaplasty painful?

The procedure is performed under local or general anesthesia, so patients experience minimal discomfort during surgery.

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