Types of Labiaplasty

Labia minora reduction addresses the size and shape of the inner vaginal lips. The procedure can be performed using one of two techniques:

• Trim Excision: This technique removes excess tissue along the edge of the labia minora, maintaining the natural contour.
• Wedge Excision: This method removes a triangular section of tissue to preserve the labia's natural edge while reducing size.

Both techniques aim to create smaller, more symmetrical labia, alleviating discomfort and improving appearance. To see real results from these procedures, visit our Before and After Gallery.

Labia majora reduction is designed to reshape and rejuvenate the outer vaginal lips. This procedure typically involves removing a crescent-shaped section of tissue from each side of the labia majora. For patients experiencing volume loss due to aging or other factors, fat grafting can be performed to restore a youthful, fuller appearance.

Learn more about what to expect on your procedure day and how Dr. Kitto ensures a comfortable and seamless experience.

Clitoral hood reduction focuses on removing excess tissue from the area surrounding the clitoris. 

This procedure is often performed alongside labia minora or majora reduction to enhance symmetry, reduce bulkiness, and improve sensitivity.

If you’re considering multiple procedures, schedule a consultation with Dr. Kitto to discuss a tailored treatment plan. Schedule your consult to get started.

Seeing is believing! Labiaplasty can produce life-changing results by addressing both functional and aesthetic concerns. Visit our Before and After Gallery to view real patient results and get inspired.

As a board-certified female plastic surgeon, Dr. Kitto understands the sensitive nature of labiaplasty and ensures every patient receives personalized and compassionate care. Her goal is to help women feel comfortable, confident, and empowered through procedures tailored to their unique needs.

Ready to learn more? Dr. Kitto is here to guide you through the entire process, from consultation to recovery. Take the first step toward achieving your goals:

• Schedule Your Consultation
• Learn more about the recovery process on our Recovery Page.
• Review the costs and financing options during your one-on-one consultation.