PT 
EN Labia Majora Labiaplasty
A surgery designed to redefine the shape of the labia majora, contributing to a more harmonious and balanced appearance.
It is indicated for patients who notice laxity, excess skin or loss of volume in the labia majora — changes that are common after pregnancy, significant weight loss or over time. The goal is to redefine the contour and restore harmony and balance to the intimate area.
Depending on each case, the procedure may involve removing excess skin or, conversely, restoring volume. Planning is always individualized, aiming for a natural and proportionate result, with a delicate technique and simple postoperative care.
Frequently asked questions
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It is a surgery designed to improve the contour, symmetry and appearance of the labia majora, especially in cases of laxity, excess skin or changes related to aging.
Women who notice laxity, asymmetry or excess tissue in the labia majora and wish to restore a more harmonious and comfortable appearance of the intimate area.
Yes. The goal is not to completely change the patient’s anatomy, but to restore proportion, symmetry and harmony while preserving natural features.
Yes. Labia majora labiaplasty can be combined with labiaplasty, vulvar filler or regenerative treatments for a more complete intimate rejuvenation.