Female Genital Aesthetics

Deformities in the genital area (large labia, enlarged clitoris, wide vagina) can occur at a young age due to familial, hereditary factors, or can develop after pregnancy, significant weight loss, or due to traction.

Contrary to popular belief, genital deformities affect many women in a wide range, from daily life to sexual activity. It can impact clothing preferences, cause sexual activity issues, and even become an obsession.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Labiaplasty: Reshaping (asymmetry correction) or reduction of large labia - Clitoropexy: Reduction or lifting of the skin covering the clitoris (sexual organ for pleasure) - Vaginoplasty: Surgical narrowing of a widened vagina.

Genital aesthetic surgeries take about 1 hour under general anesthesia. Most patients can go home after a 6-8 hour observation period. After surgery, the patient will perform their own dressing with pads and creams for the first 3-5 days. It is normal for the genital area, which has better blood circulation than many organs, to be swollen and edematous during the initial period. Swelling starts to decrease by the third week. It is recommended to wear tight boxer shorts and avoid activities such as sitting on narrow stools, bike seats, or engaging in sports for the first 3 weeks. Mild pain is expected in the first 10 days.

It is recommended to abstain from sexual activity for the first 6 weeks.

All genital aesthetic surgeries are performed with dissolvable stitches. The body absorbs the stitches or they fall off naturally over time. Scars usually become less visible after one year.