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There are many women that come to our Sarasota office with concerns regarding the size and shape of the tissue of the labia of the vaginal region, and they inquire about labiaplasty. The labia minora and labia majora are in some cases enlarged compared to the more naturally appearing patient. For that reason, these labiaplasty patients ask Dr. Rubinstein at our practice in Sarasota to modify the volume of tissue of the labia majora so that we can minimize the protrusion of that tissue. Labiaplasty is a very simple procedure that can be done under local anesthesia at our Sarasota office or can be done under some intravenous sedation. In approximately 15 to 45 minutes, depending on the labiaplasty patient, Dr. Rubinstein can transform that tissue into a much more naturally appearing result at our office in Sarasota.
Labiaplasty is a process conducted on females who don't like the dimension their labia minora, which may cause irritation with a sex-related lover or irritation in restricted jeans, with athletics, or during lovemaking. Some females are created with increased labia and therefore opt to have labiaplasty; whereas others create the growth with age or from child-birth. Sometimes, a lady is self-conscious of her labia since youth and want labiaplasty. A labia decrease (labiaplasty / labioplasty) process can be conducted to decrease the labia minora at our office in Sarasota.
Traditionally, gynecologists and cosmetic doctors in Sarasota execute labia minora decrease (labia minora decrease or labiaplasty) by excising the protuberant labia minora. This previous created labia decrease (labiaplasty) strategy is not suitable since the normal shape and shade of labia minora side are eliminated. Instead, an infrequent scratch range of more gently shaded inner labial cells restores the typical coloring of the labial boundary.
