Labiaplasty Cincinnati

The cost of labiaplasty in Cincinnati varies because every procedure is customized to your anatomy. Your total cost may depend on whether you choose labiaplasty minora, labiaplasty majora, or a combination of procedures, as well as the extent of correction and your anesthesia preferences. Because labiaplasty is typically elective, insurance may not cover the procedure.

During your consultation, Dr. Brenner will evaluate your concerns and develop a personalized treatment plan before you receive detailed pricing. Our patient coordinator can then review the financial aspects of your procedure, so you understand your anticipated costs before scheduling. If you would prefer to spread out the expense, our team can also discuss available financing options for your treatment.

Yes! Labia naturally vary considerably in size, shape, thickness, color, and symmetry. One side may also look different from the other. Having prominent or uneven labia does not necessarily indicate a medical problem. Labiaplasty is an elective procedure you may consider if your labial tissue causes physical discomfort or you simply prefer a different appearance.

Genetics are a major factor, and some women naturally develop larger or longer labia during puberty. Your labia can also change over time because of aging, pregnancy, childbirth, gravity, and weight fluctuations. These changes may affect the labia minora, labia majora, or both, potentially contributing to elongation, laxity, sagging, or asymmetry.

Labiaplasty generally takes about 1 hour, though treatment time may vary depending on your anatomy. Dr. Brenner performs labiaplasty in our AAAASF-accredited office surgical suite, typically using local anesthesia and oral sedation. IV sedation is also available.

The wedge technique removes a V-shaped section of the labia before joining the remaining edges. Dr. Brenner instead offers a straight-edge technique, also called linear excision or the trim method. This technique removes tissue along the outer edge of the labia minora and allows unwanted darkly pigmented tissue along the rim to be addressed simultaneously.

Yes, but you will not need to have them removed. Dr. Brenner uses fine, self-dissolving sutures that typically disappear within six weeks. She uses individual or interrupted sutures rather than a continuous running suture, allowing her to carefully approximate the tissue along the incision.

AVIVA FemTite may be an option if you have mild to moderate labia minora elongation or labia majora laxity. Rather than surgically removing excess tissue, AVIVA delivers radiofrequency energy beneath the skin to stimulate collagen and elastin production and tighten the skin. Dr. Brenner can help you compare surgical and nonsurgical approaches during your consultation.

Your labial tissue needs adequate time to heal before it is exposed to the friction and pressure associated with sexual activity. Full surgical recovery generally takes around six to eight weeks. However, healing varies between patients, so you should wait until Dr. Brenner clears you to resume intercourse rather than relying on a predetermined date.

You do not need to determine the technique yourself. Dr. Brenner will review your medical history, examine your anatomy, and ask about the functional or aesthetic changes you want to achieve. She can also review before-and-after photographs and explain the advantages of surgical labiaplasty, different reduction approaches, and nonsurgical AVIVA FemTite.