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Labiaplasty (Large Labia Reduction and Beautification): Many women dislike the large protuberant appearance of their labia minora. This may cause severe embarrassment with a sexual partner or loss of self-esteem, and in some cases pain and discomfort.

Not long ago, labiaplasty was usually only performed within a select group of entertainers and performers, women such as swimsuit models, and centerfold models. But today, with the advent of more sexually permissive magazines/videos, apparel and behavior, the importance of female genitalia are much more prevalent. Most often, labiaplasty is being done for two reasons: medical and aesthetic.

Medical reasons for labiaplasty (labia surgery) include the reduction of tissue from overly large or thick labia minora that can result in constant irritation in tight pants and discomfort when engaging in sports or other physical activities. In many of these instances, women are born with large labia; others may develop this condition with childbirth or age. Surgery of the labia represents a relatively safe solution to most medical reasons.

Aesthetic reasons (beautification) are largely being driven by societal evolution regarding sexual habits, wants, and expectations. This is the primary reason driving the market for genital surgery, and is chiefly responsible for the dramatic increase in labiaplasty, as women in everyday life are now demanding more options when it comes to another openly accepted, self-esteem, minor surgical procedure. Most women seek sculpting of the labia, or vaginal beautification to achieve a better look for themselves, and their sexual partner. This can include even age-related enhancement for women who are older and want a return to the youthful look they had when they were younger.

Simply stated, women, like men, want to “look good”. This is a perfectly normal self-expectation. Woman today, can usually achieve this prospect through labia reduction surgery, at a reasonable cost.

The bottom line is that aesthetic surgical labial reduction and beautification can greatly improve the aesthetic appearance of abnormally enlarged labia, and improve a woman’s self-esteem.

Vaginoplasty (Tightening & Rejuvenation of the Vagina): Another widely accepted surgical procedure, embraced by more and more women with children, is vaginal surgery, or vaginoplasty.

An enlarged vagina is frequently a problem after childbirth, especially after multiple children, or vaginal delivery of a large baby or difficult delivery. Typically, the vagina and its supporting muscles and tissues, becomes stretched and torn during childbirth; this can include the area known as the Pelvic floor, which sadly, almost never returns to its pre-pregnancy state, once normal childbirth has occurred. The specialized surgical tightening and rejuvenation of the vagina, perineum, and the supporting muscles, is Vaginoplasty.

Evolution in societal views about sexual expectations, performance, and marital relationships has resulted in vaginoplasty procedures that are increasing in number. Many women, with grown children, are now seeking renewal of the vaginal tissues-vaginal tightening-specifically to enhance the sexual experience they have with loving mates.

Combination Labiaplasty & Vaginoplasty: Only a few specialized surgeons perform Vaginoplasty (rejuvenation and tightening) and Labiaplasty (reduction & beautification) at the same time. There are women who have been self conscious and bothered by large labia for years, but did nothing about it. Now, at the same time that they rejuvenate their sex lives through Vaginoplasty, returning the vagina and supporting structures to a “pre-pregnancy” state, they can have their labia reduced and beautified; relieving any discomfort and self-consciousness they may have experienced in the past. The real advantage to having a combination surgery performed is that there is only one anesthesia session, and this usually results in considerable savings in procedural cost.

Beverly Hills Physician is an online resource for vaginal rejuvenation in Beverly Hills. Learn more about this and other cosmetic procedures at http://www.beverlyhillsphysicians.com/about/ and http://lookingyourbest.com/bodycontouring/articles/.