Labiaplasty In Perth, WA

Things to avoid with a Labiaplasty procedure

Over – shortening the labia minora – despite wanting a shorter labia minora, it is vital that patients consider the importance of having a labia minora that’s proportioned with their labia majora (the outer labia). The point of the vulva is to prevent bacteria from entering the vagina, over shortening can give bacteria an ease of access, causing chronic bacterial infections and other issues.

What to expect from a labiaplasty procedure?

Labiaplasty is a procedure with a very high patient satisfaction rate. After the procedure, the majority of women experience complete or at least a partial reduction in pain/discomfort. Also, importantly, many women after Labiaplasty feel more confident in their appearance and demonstrate an improvement in their self-esteem.

Dr Goldman is an experienced Cosmetic Surgeon and has performed Labiaplasty in Perth for many years. As an experienced Specialist Surgeon, Dr Goldman only performs

Labiaplasty at a fully accredited hospital where patient care can be delivered at the highest level.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will the labiaplasty procedure hurt?

The patient will receive anesthetic and shouldn’t feel much pain. Speak to the surgeon if there are any concerns regarding anesthesia or pain.

How long does the labiaplasty take?

The surgical procedure shouldn’t take longer than 2 hours.

When can I leave the clinic?

The patient is able to leave the clinic 3-4 hours post-surgery (this is subjective to change depending on any complications during the procedure)

Is labiaplasty covered by Medicare?

As of the 1/11/2018, there are changes to Medicare and what can be claimed as a medical procedure. Dr Goldman can send of client file to Medicare for approval before or after the surgery. If approved by Medicare, the patient’s surgery can be covered by Medicare.

What should I do after the labiaplasty procedure?

Wear 100% cotton underwear to avoid any discomforts.

Avoid wearing tight pants of fitted bottoms.

Drink plenty of water and avoid any forms of constipation (eat high fiber fruits and prunes to help)

Ice the area regularly and take pain medications as prescribed.

Do not partake in contact activities outside of the recommended timeline as discussed with Dr Goldman.

What complications are there to a labiaplasty procedure?

Every surgical procedure comes with its risks. Risks for labiaplasties are rare but they include, heavy discharge mixed with blood and abnormal bruising called hematoma.