Labia Majora Reduction

Labia Majora Reduction is the surgical procedure to reduce the size of the outside of the vagina that bears hair. The procedure is carried under the effect of the local anesthesia. The surgeon will remove the two slight crescent from the inner portion of the labium.

The amount to be removed will depend on the excess tissues that lie there. Labia Majora Reduction may at times cause bleeding, infection, scarring, undersection and oversection. Any individual can resume the work after four to six weeks of the surgery.