Labiaplasty

Labiaplasty at AESTHGERY Plzeň is the surgical correction of asymmetry or uncomfortable size of the labia minora, suitable for women experiencing discomfort during sport, in tight clothing, during intercourse, or for aesthetic reasons. The roughly one-hour procedure is performed under analgosedation combined with local anaesthesia — the patient sleeps and feels nothing — using the trim method or wedge resection with dissolvable sutures along the natural tissue edge. A one-day clinic stay is included; recovery takes about one week for sedentary work, with sport and intimacy resumed after 4–6 weeks. Results are permanent, and the clinic guarantees complete discretion from consultation to aftercare.

Labiaplasty is one of the most personal procedures in plastic surgery, and AESTHGERY treats it that way: every consultation takes place in private, in a safe, non-judgmental environment, with MUDr. Kamila Šormová — a female plastic surgeon in practice since 1999 — handling the entire pathway from first discussion to final check. **Why women choose it:** Enlarged or asymmetric labia minora can be congenital or develop after hormonal changes, pregnancy, or childbirth. For many patients the motivation is functional, not only aesthetic: irritation during sport or cycling, pain during intercourse, or discomfort in tight clothing and swimwear. All of these are recognised indications. **Technique:** The procedure is performed under analgosedation combined with local anaesthesia — the patient sleeps throughout and feels no pain. Over approximately one hour the surgeon removes the excess or asymmetric tissue precisely according to the agreed plan, most often using the trim method (direct edge excision) or wedge resection, which preserves the natural tissue edge and structure. Sutures are dissolvable, and the fine scar runs along the natural border of the tissue, becoming inconspicuous as it heals. **Stay and recovery:** The procedure includes a one-day stay at the clinic, with discharge the following day. Swelling and sensitivity in the first week are normal and managed with common analgesics. Loose cotton underwear is recommended; sport, swimming, and intercourse are paused for 4–6 weeks. Women in sedentary jobs typically return to work within a week. Dissolvable sutures disappear within 3–4 weeks, and the final result is fully visible after 2–3 months once swelling completely resolves. **Result and discretion:** Removed tissue does not regenerate — results are permanent. The clinic's stated goal is not an 'ideal' appearance but each patient's comfort in her own body, with maximum discretion guaranteed at every step. **Pricing:** Quoted individually at the confidential consultation (Thursdays 10:00–13:00, booked by phone or email).