Labia Majora Reduction
Learn About Labia Majora Reduction, Recovery, Cost, Results, and Whether It Is Right for You.
Procedure:
Labia Majora Reduction
AKA:
OUTER LABIA REDUCTION
Starting Cost:
$4,800 - $5500
Synopsis of Surgery:
Labia Majora Reduction is a surgical procedure that reduces excess skin and tissue of the outer labia (labia majora) to create a smoother, more balanced appearance. It can also improve comfort by reducing rubbing or irritation during daily activities, exercise, or while wearing fitted clothing.
Anesthesia:
Local or General
Recovery:
OUTPATIENT SURGERY
Take Off Work:
5-7 Days
Before Resuming Physical Exercise:
4-6 WEEKS
Benefits
Journey
Surgery Steps
Cost
Recovery
FAQs
What Is a Labia Majora Reduction?
Labia Majora Reduction is a surgical procedure that reduces excess skin and tissue of the outer labia (labia majora) to create a smoother, more balanced appearance. It is commonly chosen by women who experience enlarged or sagging outer labia due to aging, weight changes, genetics, or childbirth.
In addition to improving appearance, the procedure may also help reduce discomfort caused by rubbing, chafing, or irritation during exercise, daily activities, or while wearing fitted clothing.
Is a Labia Majora Reduction Right for Me?
Labia Majora Reduction may be a good option if you're bothered by excess skin or enlarged outer labia that affect your comfort or confidence. The procedure is designed to create a smoother, more balanced appearance while reducing discomfort during everyday activities.
You may be a good candidate if you:
- Feel your outer labia appear enlarged, sagging, or asymmetrical.
- Experience rubbing, chafing, or irritation during exercise or while wearing fitted clothing.
- Have changes due to aging, childbirth, weight loss, or genetics.
- Are in good overall health and have realistic expectations.
During your consultation at Clinic 360, your surgeon will assess your anatomy, discuss your concerns, and determine whether Labia Majora Reduction is the right procedure to help you achieve your goals.
Benefits of a Labia Majora Reduction
Creates a More Balanced Appearance:
Reduces excess skin and tissue for a smoother, more proportionate contour.
Improves Comfort:
Helps reduce rubbing, chafing, and irritation during exercise, walking, or daily activities.
Minimal Scarring:
Incisions are carefully placed to help keep scars as discreet as possible.
Enhances Confidence:
Many patients feel more comfortable in fitted clothing, swimwear, and intimate apparel.
Natural-Looking Results:
Designed to maintain the natural appearance of the outer labia while improving symmetry.
Can Be Combined with Other Procedures:
Labia Majora Reduction is often performed alongside labiaplasty, vaginoplasty, or other intimate rejuvenation procedures for more comprehensive results.
Labia Majora Reduction Journey at Clinic 360
Considering a Labia Majora Reduction?
Learn whether a Labia Majora Reduction is right for your goals. We'll assess your treatment areas, discuss expected results, recovery, and provide a personalized surgical plan and quote.
How a Labia Majora Reduction Surgery is Performed
Labia Majora Reduction Recovery
Most patients return home the same day after Labia Majora Reduction. It's normal to experience swelling, bruising, and mild discomfort during the first few weeks as the area heals.
Most patients can return to work within 5–7 days, depending on the type of work they do. Strenuous exercise, heavy lifting, tampon use, and sexual intercourse should be avoided for approximately 6 weeks, or until your surgeon confirms that healing is complete.
You'll attend follow-up appointments at Clinic 360 so your surgeon can monitor your recovery and ensure you're healing as expected.
Labia Majora Reduction Results
Labia Majora Reduction is designed to create a smoother, more balanced appearance by reducing excess skin and tissue of the outer labia. Many patients also experience improved comfort during exercise, daily activities, and when wearing fitted clothing.
Swelling gradually improves over several weeks, with final results typically visible within 3–6 months. Once healing is complete, the results are generally long-lasting.
Labia Majora Reduction Risks
Labia Majora Reduction is generally a safe procedure when performed by an experienced surgeon, but like any surgery, it carries some risks. These may include bleeding, infection, swelling, bruising, temporary discomfort, changes in sensation, delayed wound healing, or scarring.
Your surgeon will discuss these risks during your consultation and provide detailed aftercare instructions to help support a smooth recovery and the best possible outcome.
How Much Does a Labia Majora Reduction Cost?
Labia Majora Reduction starts from:
- $4,800 – Performed under Local Anesthesia
- $5,500 – Performed under General Anesthesia
The most appropriate anesthesia option depends on the complexity of your procedure and whether it is combined with other intimate surgeries. During your consultation at Clinic 360, your surgeon will assess your goals, recommend the best treatment approach, and provide a personalized surgical plan with a detailed quote.
Labia Majora Reduction FAQs
What is a Labia Majora Reduction?
Labia Majora Reduction is a surgical procedure that removes excess skin and tissue from the outer labia (labia majora) to create a smoother, more balanced appearance and improve comfort.
What causes enlarged labia majora?
The outer labia can become enlarged or lose their shape due to genetics, aging, childbirth, weight changes, or natural tissue laxity.
How long does the procedure take?
The procedure typically takes 1–2 hours, depending on the extent of surgery and whether it is combined with other intimate procedures.
How long is the recovery?
Most patients return to work within 5–7 days. Strenuous exercise, tampon use, and sexual intercourse should be avoided for approximately 6 weeks.
Can Labia Majora Reduction be combined with other procedures?
Yes. It is commonly combined with labiaplasty, vaginoplasty, or other intimate rejuvenation procedures to address both function and appearance.
Will there be visible scars?
Incisions are carefully placed within the natural folds of the labia, and scars typically become less noticeable as they heal.
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