Labiaplasty at Red Rose Desire

labiaplasty

Labiaplasty is a surgical procedure designed to reshape or reduce the size of the labia minora (inner vaginal lips) and/or the labia majora (outer vaginal lips). Many people choose this treatment for a combination of functional and aesthetic reasons — whether to improve comfort during daily activities, enhance confidence, or achieve a more balanced appearance.

Types of Labiaplasty Procedures

Labia Minora Reduction

This procedure focuses on reducing or reshaping the inner labia to address excess tissue or asymmetry. Common techniques include:

• Trim Technique Removes excess tissue along the edge of the labia to create a smoother, neater contour.

• Wedge Technique Removes a small, V‑shaped section from the central area of the labia, preserving the natural edge while reducing bulk.

Labia Majora Reduction

This option reduces excess skin or fullness in the outer labia, helping to create a firmer, more streamlined appearance.

Clitoral Hood Reduction (Optional)

Sometimes performed alongside labiaplasty, this technique reduces excess skin around the clitoral hood to improve balance in the area and enhance overall aesthetic results.

Anaesthetic Options

Labiaplasty can be performed under local anaesthetic or general anaesthetic. The most suitable option depends on:

• Your personal preference

• The complexity of the procedure

• The recommendation of your consultant

This is something you and Mr El‑Gawad will discuss together during your consultation, ensuring you feel fully comfortable and confident with the plan.

Your Consultation

We understand that labiaplasty is a very personal and intimate procedure, and feeling at ease is incredibly important. Your consultation is a private, supportive space where you can talk openly about your concerns, goals, and expectations.

During your appointment:

• You’ll meet directly with Mr El‑Gawad, our consultant plastic surgeon who performs all labiaplasty procedures.

• You’ll have the opportunity to discuss your symptoms, desired outcomes, and any questions you may have.

• Before‑and‑after photos of previous procedures can be shown to you confidentially and in a private setting, so you can understand what results are achievable.

• You’ll talk through anaesthetic options together, agreeing on what feels right for you.

• You’ll receive clear, honest guidance tailored to your individual needs, helping you make an informed decision at your own pace.

There is never any pressure – the consultation is simply about giving you the information, reassurance, and support you need to feel comfortable moving forward.