Labioplasty (Labioplastika — Korekce Malých Stydkých Pysků)

Labioplasty at SANUS Hradec Králové surgically reduces or reshapes the labia minora (inner vaginal lips) to address asymmetry, hypertrophy, or functional discomfort during physical activity, sexual intercourse, or tight clothing. The procedure is available through both the plastic surgery and gynaecology departments at the same price point of 20,000 Kč. Surgery involves precise excision of excess labial tissue using either a resection or wedge technique, with closure using absorbable sutures. The clinic's published protocol outlines infiltration with a haemostatic solution, meticulous haemostasis, and three-week suture dissolution — a structured approach that minimises bleeding risk and promotes clean healing.

Labioplasty (labioplastika) at SANUS Hradec Králové addresses labial hypertrophy — the enlargement or asymmetry of the labia minora that may cause physical discomfort during sport, cycling, or intercourse, hygiene concerns, or aesthetic dissatisfaction. SANUS is one of the few Czech private clinics to offer this procedure through both its plastic surgery department (led by MUDr. Robert Čáp, Ph.D. and MUDr. Erik Antuš) and its gynaecology department — at an identical self-pay price of 20,000 Kč regardless of which specialty performs it. The published surgical protocol at SANUS is unusually detailed for a clinic website, providing transparency about the technique: 1. Precise marking of the tissue to be excised with the patient in the consultation chair 2. Infiltration of the marked area with a haemostatic solution (adrenaline-containing) to minimise intraoperative bleeding 3. Excision of excess labial skin using a resection (linear) or central wedge technique depending on anatomy 4. Careful haemostasis of the wound edges 5. Wound closure with absorbable or non-absorbable sutures as preferred Surgery takes approximately 60 minutes under general or local anaesthesia. General anaesthesia (5,000 Kč for ≤60 min) is most commonly used; local anaesthetic with analgosedation is available for patients preferring to avoid general anaesthesia. The procedure is outpatient — overnight hospitalisation is not routinely required. Post-operative care: localised oedema (swelling) is expected and resolves over approximately three weeks. Absorbable sutures dissolve within three weeks; non-absorbable sutures are removed at the clinic. Scar maturation takes several months. Vaginal intercourse is avoided for six weeks. Patients can return to desk work within three to five days; lower-body exercise and tight clothing are avoided for three weeks. Labioplasty is not covered by Czech public health insurance and is a self-pay procedure at all Czech providers. SANUS states clearly that the procedure is performed only by selected plastic surgeons — ensuring a higher minimum technical standard than many standalone gynaecology clinics.