Yes, you can choose the size and shape of your labia after labioplasty. Your surgeon will work with you to discuss your goals for the surgery and create a plan that meets your needs. The final size and shape of your labia will depend on a number of factors, including your anatomy, your desired outcome, and the surgeon’s technique.

It is important to remember that labiaplasty is a surgical procedure, and there is always some risk of complications. However, with a skilled surgeon and careful planning, you can expect to be happy with the results of your surgery.

Here are some things to keep in mind when choosing the size and shape of your labia after labioplasty:

• Consider your anatomy. The size and shape of your labia will vary depending on your individual anatomy. Your surgeon will be able to assess your anatomy and help you choose a size and shape that is realistic and natural for you.
• Think about your desired outcome. What are your goals for the surgery? Do you want to reduce the size of your labia? Do you want to change the shape of your labia? Once you know what you want to achieve, you can work with your surgeon to create a plan that meets your needs.
• Be realistic about your expectations. It is important to be realistic about what labiaplasty can achieve. Labiaplasty cannot change the overall size of your vagina, and it cannot completely eliminate the appearance of labia minora. However, it can reduce the size and shape of your labia, making them more comfortable and aesthetically pleasing.

Yes, one of the primary goals of labiaplasty is to address concerns related to the size and shape of the labia minora (inner lips of the vulva). During a labiaplasty procedure, a qualified plastic surgeon or gynecologist with experience in genital surgery can work with you to achieve the desired size and shape of the labia, within reason and based on your individual anatomy.

Before the surgery, you will have a consultation with your surgeon to discuss your goals, concerns, and what you would like to achieve through the procedure. Your surgeon will also examine your anatomy to determine the most appropriate surgical approach and discuss the potential outcomes realistically.

It’s essential to have clear communication with your surgeon about your expectations and to understand what is achievable based on your existing anatomy. While it is possible to adjust the size and shape of the labia, the surgeon will also consider factors such as maintaining symmetry, functionality, and aesthetics that complement your unique body proportions.

Remember that labiaplasty is a highly personalized procedure, and what might be considered ideal for one person may not be the same for another. The final decision should be made in collaboration with your surgeon, taking into account your preferences and their professional expertise.

It is crucial to choose a skilled and experienced surgeon who specializes in labiaplasty and has a history of successful outcomes. They can help guide you through the decision-making process, address your concerns, and help you achieve the best possible results that align with your desired size and shape of the labia.