Hey yall heres an update on my healing!!! I do not think enough was taken off and will probably end up doing a revision but yes. Honestly it looks kind of weird to me at the top im not sure what id call it so i just circled it in the last image. But let me know if anyone had a similar experience 🩷🩷🩷🩷 Thanks gals
Hi everyone. I'm 3 days post-op from a trim labiaplasty, and I'm trying really hard not to panic, but I keep staring at it and convincing myself something is wrong.
I feel like one side has more tissue left than the other, and now I'm worried either my surgeon didn't take enough off overall or she took more off on one side than the other. It's pretty swollen, so I honestly can't tell what's actual tissue versus swelling. Pls ignore the hair!!! Lol i haven’t shaved in a while!
I know it's only been 3 days, but it's really messing with my head because I wanted a symmetrical result.
For those who have had a trim labiaplasty:
Did yours look uneven at first?
How long did it take before you could actually judge the final result?
Did swelling make one side look much bigger than the other?
I'm hoping I'm just overthinking it because it's still so early. Any experiences or reassurance (or honesty) would really help.
Hi everyone,
I'm 20 and definitely considering a labiaplasty, but I'm honestly really scared about one thing: losing clitoral sensation. I am not doing a CHR, just decided to go with the labiaplasty.
Part of my labia minora extends up and connects to my clitoral hood, and even though my surgeon says they won't be operating on my clitoral hood itself, I'm worried because the tissue seems connected.
For those who had a trim procedure:
Did your labia connect into the clitoral hood area?
Did your surgeon remove tissue near that area?
Did you experience any loss of clitoral sensation afterward?
If sensation changed, was it temporary or permanent?
Are you happy with your results now?
I'm especially interested in hearing from people who are at least 6–12 months post-op.
Thank you so much. This is my biggest fear and I'd really appreciate hearing real experiences.