Labiaplasty with laser is surgery to correct enlargement of the inner vaginal lips or labia minora.
What is laser-assisted labial contouring (labiaplasty)?
Enlargement of the inner vaginal lips, or labia minora, is a medical condition known as labial hypertrophy, which affects many women. The labia may become elongated or stretched out due to hormonal changes or because of the process of one or more vaginal deliveries. In some cases, the labia is very asymmetrical with one labia being much larger than the other one. Regardless of the cause, this condition can be corrected through labial contouring surgery. The labial contouring procedure, also known as labiaplasty, can also be completed in conjunction with other procedures if necessary, such as vaginoplasty (repairing vaginal relaxation that may occur after child-birth), perineoplasty (repair of a relaxed perineal body or restoring the normal tone of the opening of the vagina), laparoscopic reconstructive procedures, or even vaginal hysterectomy.
What does labiaplasty treat?
Laser-Assisted Labial Contouring (Labiaplasty) reshapes the lips of the vagina to enhance the aesthetic appeal and sexual appearance.
Labiaplasty contouring results
You will have a labia that is sleeker and more symmetrical. Cosmetic labial contouring results in a rejuvenated appearance of the vagina, as well as greater comfort and enhanced sexual experience. Results will be noticeable shortly after the surgery, with optimal results appearing within a few months.
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Women from across Canada and around the world choose to book with Dr. Lazare because he is a board-certified Gynecology surgeon with years of experience and excellence performing labiaplasty with laser.
Dr. Arko Demianzcuk
Cosmetic, Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon | BLOG
Dr. Arko Demianzcuk received his MD degree with honors from Queens University and his Plastic Surgery training (FRCS) from the University of British Columbia. His post-graduate education included subspecialty training in reconstructive surgery and cosmetic surgery at Harvard Medical School, Massachusetts General Hospital Boston. Dr. Demianzcuk has been appointed as Clinical Associate Professor at the University of British Columbia and served as Director of the UBC Resident Cosmetic Clinic for over a decade.Dr. Demianzcuk’s professional memberships include the Royal College of Physicians & Surgeons of Canada with subspecialty training in Plastic Surgery, the Canadian Society of Plastic Surgery, the Canadian Society of Aesthetic Surgery, the American Society of Plastic Surgery, and the Canadian Medical Association.
