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Labioplasty in Turkey
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Every woman’s body is unique, and feeling comfortable in your own skin is essential for overall well-being. Labioplasty in Turkey, a surgical procedure to shape or reduce the labia, offers both aesthetic and functional benefits, helping you gain more confidence and comfort.

Whether you are seeking relief from discomfort caused by enlarged labia or wish to improve the appearance of this sensitive area, our experienced team of compassionate surgeons is here to support you and guide you professionally throughout the entire process. Your safety, privacy, and satisfaction are always our top priorities, and we develop a treatment plan tailored to your individual needs.

Discover how our advanced techniques can help you regain a sense of strength and well-being. At medicalfly, your comfort and well-being are always our highest priority. 

Consultation

We will advise you personally or by telephone in consultation with our partner surgeon.

Treatment

The treatment takes place after detailed information and discussion examinations by our partner surgeon and specialist in plastic surgery.

Success

You start your life with a new feeling – and we will stay by your side: your well-being is still important to us and you can contact us again at any time.

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Informations

Our partner clinics enjoy a high reputation worldwide and are proven to offer the best medical standards. medicalfly is happy to accompany you from day one, support you every step of the way, and, upon request, handle the entire organization.

medicalfly stands out with strong partners and over 15 years of experience in medical tourism. Reasons to choose a labiaplasty or labia reduction in Turkey include:

• Physical discomfort: Enlarged or asymmetrical labia can cause discomfort or pain during daily activities, sports, or sexual intercourse. A labiaplasty can relieve these symptoms and improve comfort.

• Aesthetic concerns: Some women feel uncomfortable with the appearance of their labia and wish for a more symmetrical or refined shape.

• Hygiene issues: Excess tissue of the labia can make it difficult to maintain hygiene, leading to irritation, infections, or discomfort. Surgery can help reduce these problems and improve hygiene.

• Post-pregnancy changes: Pregnancy and childbirth can stretch or alter the appearance of the labia, leading some women to wish to restore their original shape.

• Boost in confidence: Many women feel more confident through improved body image, both in intimate relationships and in their overall well-being.

Complete transfer service

Hospitalization

Blood draw and laboratory costs

Personal advice

Control appointments

Medication in the hospital

German and English speaking support

Advice and support before and after the operation

Follow-up by medicalfly

Labioplasty Prices

+ Blood samples
+ 1 Night stay in Hospital incl. care
from 2.200 €
Informations about our prices

The diameter of a woman's vagina is genetically determined, but it can increase due to various factors. However, the idea that the vaginal diameter can enlarge due to (frequent) sexual intercourse is a false, yet unfortunately persistent, myth whose origins are easy to guess. The muscles of the vagina, like any other muscle, can contract, stretch, and relax.
For the muscles and tissue to lose elasticity, special circumstances are required. Sexual intercourse, even frequent, is generally not enough to cause this. Childbirth (especially vaginal delivery) can, in some cases, lead to muscle weakening. Certain medical procedures may also contribute to this. Additionally, the natural aging process and/or a general weakness of connective tissue are common causes of weakened vaginal muscles.
This weakening can result in reduced sensation during intercourse. A procedure called vaginoplasty or vaginal tightening can help in such cases. During this procedure, which is performed under local or general anesthesia, excess tissue is removed by making an incision in the back wall of the vagina, and the muscles in this area are sutured together to tighten the vagina.
Even after vaginal tightening, natural childbirth is still possible, although there is a chance that the vagina may stretch again after delivery 

How is a Labiaplasty Performed?

Labiaplasty, also known as labial reduction surgery, is a procedure to reduce or reshape the inner (labia minora) or outer (labia majora) labia. Here is a summary of how the surgery is performed:

Consultation and Anesthesia

The patient has a consultation before the procedure to discuss the goals, followed by anesthesia—either local or general, depending on the case. 

Incision

The surgeon makes precise incisions to remove excess skin or reshape the labia. Common techniques include the "trim" method (removal of excess tissue along the edge) or the "wedge" method (removal of a wedge of tissue while maintaining the natural edge). 

Reshaping

After the tissue is removed, the surgeon reshapes the labia to achieve the desired size and symmetry. 

Closure

The incisions are carefully closed with dissolvable stitches. 

Recovery

In the first days after surgery, the patient usually experiences swelling and discomfort, with full recovery taking several weeks.

Risiken

Labioplasty, like any surgical procedure, carries certain risks. Common risks include infection, bleeding, scarring, and swelling. In some cases, there may be asymmetry in the healing process or changes in sensation in the area. Although rare, complications such as delayed wound healing or an unsatisfactory cosmetic outcome can occur. With an experienced surgeon and proper post-operative care, these risks are minimized, and most patients recover smoothly without major issues.

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Request

You can contact our team anytime or fill in the contact form in order to receive an individual treatmen plan after consulting our partner doctors and detailed information about your desired treatment. With our medicalfly guarantee, we not only advise you before the operation, but also support you in the procedure afterwards for a certain period of time for a unique experience.

 

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+49 174 170 21 59

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+49 174 170 21 59

Email

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FAQ

What is a labiaplasty, and why is it performed?

Labiaplasty is a surgical procedure to reduce or reshape the inner or outer labia. It is performed for aesthetic reasons or to alleviate discomfort caused by friction, irritation, or discomfort. 

Who is a good candidate for labiaplasty?

Women who experience discomfort due to overly large or asymmetrical labia, or who have aesthetic concerns, may be good candidates for labiaplasty. A thorough consultation with a specialist is essential. 

Is the procedure painful?

The procedure is performed under local or general anesthesia, so no pain is felt during surgery. Mild pain and swelling may occur in the days following the surgery, but these can be managed with painkillers and rest. 

How long does it take to heal after labiaplasty?

In the first few days after the surgery, swelling and mild discomfort are common. Full healing can take several weeks, with most patients returning to normal activities after 4 to 6 weeks. 

Will sensitivity be affected after labiaplasty?

Sensitivity is usually not affected, as the procedure is performed carefully to preserve sensitive areas. Most women report unchanged or even improved sensation after full healing. 

Are there risks or complications associated with labiaplasty?

As with any surgery, there are certain risks, such as infection, scarring, or uneven healing. However, with an experienced surgeon, these complications are rare, and most women experience positive results. 

Does labiaplasty leave visible scars?

Scarring after labiaplasty is minimal because incisions are made in the natural folds of the tissue. Over time, the scars typically fade and become barely noticeable.