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Dr. Faulkner was amazing from start to finish. He is very kind, honest and patient when an...more
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Labiaplasty.
During your consultation we review medical history, goals, and perform a private examination. Dr. Faulkner explains surgical options, expected outcomes, risks, and recovery timeline, plus before-and-after images. You’ll receive a personalized plan and answers to ensure informed consent.
Recovery varies, but most patients return to desk work within one to two weeks. Swelling and bruising improve over several weeks; strenuous exercise and intercourse are usually restricted for four to six weeks. Follow-up visits ensure healing and adjust activity timelines.
The procedure aims to preserve sensation by protecting nerve-rich tissue and using meticulous technique. Most patients report unchanged or improved comfort and sensitivity. Rarely, temporary numbness or altered sensation occurs; detailed informed consent and surgical planning minimize risks.
We offer local anesthesia with IV sedation for many labiaplasties, as well as general anesthesia for more extensive cases or patient preference. All options are administered and monitored by qualified anesthesia professionals to maximize safety and comfort.
Labiaplasty typically provides long-lasting, often permanent reshaping of the labia. Natural aging, weight changes, or childbirth can alter appearance over time, but results generally persist. Proper healing and realistic expectations during consultation help determine likely longevity.
Potential risks include bleeding, infection, scarring, asymmetry, and temporary or permanent changes in sensation. Rare complications may require revision. Choosing a board-certified surgeon, following pre- and postoperative instructions, and attending follow-ups reduce these risks significantly.