Labiaplasty in Virginia QA – Part 2

lvrva-logoQ – How long is the recovery after labiaplasty?
The recovery period is usually 1 to 2 hours and the patient is released into the custody of an adult and can go home. The full recovery after labiaplasty takes about one to two weeks.

Q – What happens after the Labiaplasty procedure is performed?
Patients should expect some bruising and swelling around the labia and surrounding tissue. Some patients experience vaginal pact, which will be noticed as white gauze outside the opening of the vagina. Dissolvable sutures are used so there will be no stitches that need to be removed. Any discomfort that patients experience can be managed with medication.

Q – How soon can the patient go back to work after the labiaplasty surgery?
Labiaplasty is an outpatient procedure that has little downtime; a short period of time is needed after the labiaplasty procedure is performed. Most patients feel better and may me ready to work the following day.

Q – When can the patient start exercising again after the labiaplasty surgery?
Doctors encourage walking after the labiaplasty surgery but exhausting activities and exercise including heavy lifting, should be avoided for the first 4 to 6 weeks. During the follow-up meeting with Dr. Ayoub, he will assess the progress and recommend when the patient can go back to usual workout routines and activities.

Q – Are there risk for complications?
Generally, the labiaplasty procedure is considered safe, if performed by certified experienced doctor like Dr. Ayoub, there should not be serious complications. In rare cases, however, bleeding, infection, or scarring may occur. All risks and complications will be discussed with Dr. Ayoub during the consultation appointment.

Q – Are there payment options available at Laser Vaginal Rejuvenation Institute of Virginia?
Laser Vaginal Rejuvenation Institute of Virginia offers patients accepts several payment options including cash, check, and all major credit cards. Healthcare financing through CareCredit is also available. Apply online or ask your patient coordinator for more information.