Labiaplasty
From €2.000
Are you looking for a labiaplasty by an experienced plastic surgeon in the Netherlands? Blooming Plastische Chirurgie is renowned for its expertise and personal approach. Our experienced plastic surgeons are happy to discuss your wishes and expectations in a personal and confidential consultation at our clinic.
A labiaplasty, also known as labia reduction, is a surgical procedure in which oversized inner or outer labia are reduced. Although it is rarely discussed, many women are affected by this. Enlarged labia can not only be experienced as aesthetically bothersome, but can also cause functional complaints during sport, sexual activity or when wearing tight clothing. With a carefully performed correction, we give you greater comfort and confidence.
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Everything you need to know about labiaplasty
Anaesthesia
At Blooming Plastische Chirurgie, a labiaplasty is typically performed under local anaesthesia. This means that only the area to be treated is numbed, so you will not feel any pain during the procedure. If you wish, the procedure can also be performed under general anaesthesia. Our experienced plastic surgeons will discuss which anaesthesia is most suitable for you during the consultation.
Duration of the procedure
A labiaplasty is a relatively short procedure that takes an average of 30 to 60 minutes. The exact duration may vary depending on the complexity of the correction and your individual situation. During the consultation, the plastic surgeon will give you a more accurate estimate of the expected duration.
Recovery time
After the labiaplasty, you can go home the same day. Most women can resume their daily activities after 7 to 14 days. The first few days after the procedure you may experience swelling, bruising and a slight burning sensation. This is normal and usually subsides within a few days. Throughout the recovery process, we will guide you intensively and provide tailored aftercare to ensure an optimal result.
Your personal introduction to the plastic surgeon
The first consultation focuses on your personal introduction to the plastic surgeon. In an open and confidential atmosphere, you discuss your complaints, wishes and expectations regarding the labiaplasty. The surgeon listens carefully to your story and takes the time to thoroughly analyse your situation.
Tailored information
The surgeon will give you detailed information about the various options for a labiaplasty, tailored to your individual situation and wishes. It will be carefully determined how much tissue can safely be removed, taking into account the important function of the labia. You will receive a realistic picture of the expected result and the entire treatment trajectory will be discussed, including the preparation, the procedure itself, aftercare and the recovery process.
The goal of a labiaplasty
The goal of a labiaplasty is to reduce oversized labia, thereby improving both comfort and appearance. During the consultation, the plastic surgeon will discuss which technique is most suitable for your situation and what you can realistically expect from the result. If you wish, you can be treated by our female plastic surgeon.
Advantages and disadvantages, risks and complications
During the consultation, the advantages and disadvantages of a labiaplasty will also be discussed, as well as the possible risks and complications. The surgeon will be open and honest about potential side effects and advise you on how to minimise them.
Your questions are central
Of course, there will be ample opportunity during the consultation to ask all your questions about the labiaplasty. The surgeon will answer these questions in detail and in clear language, so you get a good picture of what to expect.
A well-considered decision
We believe it is important that after the consultation you can make a well-considered decision about the labiaplasty. Therefore, we pay considerable attention to informing you about the possibilities, risks and expectations. Your wishes and satisfaction with the result are our priority.
Consultation fee
A consultation fee of €100 applies. This fee will be deducted from the final price of the treatment, should you decide to have the labiaplasty performed at Blooming Plastische Chirurgie.
Anaesthesia and duration
A labiaplasty is typically performed under local anaesthesia and takes an average of 30 to 60 minutes. If desired, the procedure can also be performed under general anaesthesia. Prior to the procedure, the plastic surgeon will give you an accurate estimate of the expected duration.
Preparation and marking
Before the procedure begins, the plastic surgeon carefully marks which part of the labia will be removed. This is typically the part that protrudes when you are standing. This precise marking ensures accurate execution and as symmetrical an end result as possible.
The procedure
The excess skin tissue is removed with a small scalpel. The blood vessels are then cauterised to prevent bleeding and the wound is sutured with dissolvable stitches that will dissolve on their own over time. After the procedure, the wound is covered with a sanitary pad and a sterile gauze to promote the healing process.
After the procedure
After the labiaplasty, you can go home the same day. You are not permitted to drive yourself after the procedure. Our team will provide you with detailed aftercare instructions so that you go home well prepared.
Immediately after the procedure
After the labiaplasty, you can go home the same day. Arrange for assistance with transport, as you are not permitted to drive yourself. Immediately after the treatment, the labia may be red and swollen. This is normal and typically subsides within the first week.
Swelling and pain
After the procedure, sitting and walking may be temporarily uncomfortable due to the swelling. For pain, you may take paracetamol. Cool the treated area if necessary with a cold pack. To ease the pain when urinating, you can let lukewarm water run along the treated area.
Scars
The scars are located in as inconspicuous a position as possible and are barely visible after full recovery. For the first six weeks, the scars are still red and swollen, after which this gradually fades. The full healing process takes one to one and a half years. We advise you to protect the scars from the sun and to care for them with a good scar cream.
Smoking and alcohol
To promote wound healing and reduce the risk of complications, we advise you not to smoke for six weeks before and six weeks after the procedure. We also recommend not consuming alcohol from one week before to one week after the procedure.
Tailored aftercare
We advise you not to have sexual intercourse, cycle, exercise intensively or wear tight trousers for the first six weeks after the labiaplasty. Throughout the recovery process, we will guide you intensively and provide tailored aftercare to ensure that you can fully enjoy the results of your labiaplasty.
General risks
As with any surgical procedure, a labiaplasty also carries risks and possible complications. Although these risks are small, it is important to be aware of them. General risks associated with a labiaplasty include post-operative bleeding, infections, swelling and allergic reactions to the anaesthesia.
Specific complications
In addition to the general risks, there are also some specific complications that can occur in exceptional cases, such as a subcutaneous haematoma, temporary or permanent changes in sensation of the labia, visible or thickened scars and in very rare cases damage to underlying structures. The plastic surgeon will discuss this with you in detail during the consultation.
Detailed information during the consultation
During the consultation, the plastic surgeon will discuss all risks and possible complications with you in detail. You will receive information about the likelihood of complications, how they can be prevented and how they can be treated should they occur.
Your safety comes first
At Blooming Plastische Chirurgie, your safety is our priority. Our experienced plastic surgeons take all possible precautions to minimise risks and prevent complications. Should a complication unexpectedly occur, you can count on professional and adequate care.
Transparency about costs
At Blooming Plastische Chirurgie, we understand that cost is an important factor in your decision to undergo a labiaplasty. We therefore strive for transparency and offer the treatment at a fair price, with quality and care always at the forefront.
Starting price and factors that influence the price
At Blooming Plastische Chirurgie, the cost of a labiaplasty starts from €2,000. This amount is a guideline and covers the basic costs of the treatment, including consultations, anaesthesia and aftercare procedures.
The final price of your labiaplasty may vary, depending on various factors, such as:
The chosen anaesthesia: A labiaplasty under general anaesthesia incurs higher costs than a procedure under local anaesthesia.
The complexity of the procedure: A correction of both the inner and outer labia differs in price from a correction of the inner labia only.
Additional procedures: If you combine the labiaplasty with another treatment, the total costs will be adjusted accordingly.
Personal price estimate
During the consultation, the plastic surgeon will discuss your wishes and expectations and draw up a personalised treatment plan. Based on this treatment plan, you will receive a detailed price estimate, so you know exactly what to expect.

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Advice for the first few weeks
We advise not to use tampons during the first few weeks after the labiaplasty. Inserting a tampon can disrupt the healing process and cause irritation. Hygiene and regular changing: After the first few weeks, you can cautiously use tampons again, provided you change them regularly. It is important to keep the wound area extra clean during the first six weeks after the procedure to prevent infections.
Alternatives to tampons
As an alternative to tampons, you can use sanitary pads or panty liners during your menstruation. There are also special menstrual cups available that you may consider. Personal advice: During the aftercare appointments, you can discuss your questions about the use of tampons with your doctor. They can advise you personally on when it is safe to use tampons again and what precautions you can take.
Yes, a labiaplasty can go ahead even if you are menstruating. Although it may seem somewhat uncomfortable, there is absolutely no need to postpone the procedure due to your period. During the procedure, the surgical area is carefully cleaned and disinfected, regardless of whether you are menstruating or not. We take all necessary precautions to ensure hygiene and your comfort during the procedure.
Use of sanitary pads
During the first weeks after the procedure, we advise you to use sanitary pads instead of tampons. This is to keep the wound area clean and promote the healing process. If you are worried about undergoing a labiaplasty during your period, feel free to discuss this with your plastic surgeon during the consultation. They can answer your questions and reassure you about the procedure.
A lasting result
In principle, a labiaplasty is a one-time procedure. The result generally remains consistent over the years, provided no significant changes occur in your body, such as considerable weight fluctuations or pregnancy. Although the result of a labiaplasty is permanent, it is important to be aware that the natural ageing process continues. This can cause subtle changes in the shape and size of your labia over the years.
Exercising after a labiaplasty
Advice for the first few weeks
To promote optimal recovery and prevent complications, we advise not to exercise for the first six weeks after the labiaplasty. This also applies to activities such as cycling and horse riding, which can exert pressure on the treated area.
Gradual build-up after four weeks
After four weeks, you can, in consultation with your doctor, cautiously begin light physical activities. Build up the intensity of exercise gradually and listen to your body carefully. If you experience pain or discomfort, stop the activity and rest.
Full return to exercise after six weeks
After six weeks, you can usually fully resume exercise and other activities, provided you have no further complaints.
It is always wise to consult your doctor before resuming exercise, so they can assess your recovery and provide personalised advice.
Prices Labiaplasty
| Treatment | Price | Anaesthesia | Overnight stay |
|---|---|---|---|
| Labiaplasty | From €2.000,- | Local anaesthesia | No |
| Labiaplasty | From €4.000,- | General anaesthesia | No |
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