Laser labioplasty

Laser labioplasty currently makes up at least 70% of the total market for intimate plastics. Excessively protruding labia minora entail both purely aesthetic and functional problems. These, as a rule, include increased discomfort when wearing tight clothes, psychological problems when undressing, hygiene, increased dryness and irritation of the labia, discomfort during intercourse, etc. Laser labioplasty, as a rule, is resorted to by women who have some congenital diseases, such as intersex, or those who are not comfortable with the appearance of their genitals. In addition, childbirth and genital piercing also lead to an increase in the labia and their asymmetry, which leads to such consequences as a decrease in self-esteem, athletic activity and intimate relationships. There are many diverse and complex methods for restoring the shape of the labia.

Among the laser techniques, the most promising are the use of Er: YAG and CO2 intimate lasers, due to their ease of use, minimization of side effects and the quick return of patients to normal life.

Contraindications to the procedure are:

1. pregnancy,
2. oncological diseases,
3. genital inflammation,
4. urinary tract infections,
5. venereal diseases.

The excision procedure takes place in two stages, immediately following one after another for each side of the genitals. At the first stage, a mode of a medical laser with a high frequency (50 Hz) and a single form of pulse generation is used. Immediately after the first stage, a second pass is performed with a lower frequency (30 Hz) and a triple temporal pulse shape, which allows additional processing and coagulation of the excision region.

For patients with the most strongly protruding labia minora, a wedge resection (which is sometimes used in conservative surgical techniques) is often performed. A V-shaped wedge is cut with a laser beam from the most convex part of the labia minora.

The cut edges are then approximated, thus preserving the outer edge of the labia minora without any unprotected scar.

If necessary, an additional hemostasis procedure is performed after the procedure. After completing the procedure, the patient should be at least two hours in the medical center to monitor well-being and the absence of bleeding.

After the procedure, patients are informed of the need to comply with:

1. Avoidance of physical exertion and any pressure on the area of the procedure within 10 days after the procedure (the first 2 days are preferably at home with relative rest).
2. Avoidance of baths and other procedures until your next visit to the medical center.
3. Taking antibacterial drugs for 5 days three times a day.
4. Refusal of sexual activity, as well as from drinking alcohol until the next observation.

Observation and assessment of the condition of patients is performed 10, 25 and 60 days after the procedure. In the process of observation, the result and the degree of patient satisfaction are evaluated. Some patients describe the procedure as uncomfortable, as they feel tingling during the procedure, but more than 90% remain completely satisfied with the results. Thus, in the process of conducting intimate plastic surgery, the advantages and effectiveness of the laser labioplasty technique based on Er: YAG Active LASEST are demonstrated. The method used allows you to complete the entire procedure in a short time (less than an hour) with minimal bleeding and with significant satisfaction for all patients.