Labiaplasty (Zmenšení stydkých pysků)

Labiaplasty at MUDr. Kučerová's Brno practice surgically reduces enlarged labia minora to a size that alleviates physical discomfort and improves aesthetics. In 95% of cases the procedure is performed under local anesthesia in a 30–40 minute outpatient appointment — no general anesthesia or hospital stay is required. The technique removes excess tissue and repositions the labial edges using absorbable sutures that dissolve without needing removal. Patients can combine the procedure with mons pubis liposuction or modeling in the same session. The all-inclusive fee covers the pre-operative medical examination, procedure, dressing, and the two-week follow-up visit.

The labia minora vary considerably in size and symmetry across individuals; enlargement — from genetics, childbirth, hormonal changes, or simple anatomical variation — can cause physical chafing during exercise and cycling, discomfort with tight clothing, difficulty maintaining hygiene, and psychological self-consciousness. Labiaplasty is the most frequently performed female genital aesthetic procedure and carries a high patient satisfaction rate when performed by an experienced surgeon. At MUDr. Lucie Kučerová's Brno practice, labiaplasty is performed under local anesthesia in 95% of cases — the brief 30–40 minute procedure is comfortable and patients leave the clinic the same day. General anesthesia is available for patients who prefer it (30,000 Kč) or for those combining the procedure with other surgeries; in those cases a brief overnight stay may be recommended. The technique used — trim resection or wedge resection — is selected in the pre-operative consultation based on anatomy and the patient's goals. Both approaches preserve sensation and the natural labial edge contour. Absorbable sutures are used throughout, eliminating the need for a suture removal appointment. Optionally, mons pubis liposuction or mons modeling can be performed in the same session to achieve a more comprehensive aesthetic outcome in the pubic region. The all-inclusive fee covers the pre-operative medical examination at the clinic (if performed there), the procedure, all suture materials, a sterile dressing, and the follow-up check at two weeks. Strict hygiene with a disinfectant solution and antibiotic ointment is required during the initial healing phase. Light activity is permitted from seven to ten days post-operatively; normal daily activities resume at two weeks; sport and vigorous exercise require four weeks' rest; and sexual intercourse should be avoided for six weeks to allow complete mucosal healing. The procedure should be scheduled to avoid the menstrual period, ideally at least five days after the end of menstruation, to ensure the two-week initial healing phase is menstruation-free. Oral contraceptives do not need to be discontinued. Blood-thinning medications should be paused before surgery. The procedure is appropriate after the completion of childbearing when future pregnancies may partially reverse the correction, though it does not preclude future vaginal delivery.