Surgical Procedure
During surgery the inner folds of the labia are timed so that they no longer protrude. This is done by either reducing the edges of the labia, or by snipping out a ‘V’ shape wedge of tissue. Then the remaining edges are carefully sutured back together, the surgeon taking care to obtain as natural a result as possible.
Pre Operative Care
Patients must complete a health check up within three months prior to SRS. Patients must also be confirmed by a private physician to be free from serious medical diseases and must pass the following blood tests: CBC, HIV Electrolytes, FBS, Creatinine Urinalysis Alkaline Phosphatase, Chest X-ray SGOT, LDH, EKG Patients must discontinue hormone treatment at least fourteen days prior to surgery. Hormones should not be used to reduce the risk of thrombosis (blood clots).
Inform your surgeon of any allergies, all medical conditions, and any medication that you are taking (both prescription and non-prescription).
Avoid aspirin and brufen-containing medication for two weeks prior to surgery to eliminate the chance of post op. bleeding.
You should not smoke for 2 weeks prior to surgery as this may affect your reaction to the anaesthetic and prolong the healing process. Patients that suffer from hypertension must inform the surgeon prior to surgery.
Patients that suffer from hypertension must inform the surgeon prior to surgery.
Labial Reduction
At a glance
Duration of Operation
1-2 Hours
Hospital Admission
GA 1 Nights | LA 0 Nights
Anaesthetic
Local Anesthetic and General Anasthesia
Shower
can take a shower
Time off work
1 Weeks
Sleeping on back
Recommended for 1 weeks
Reasonable Mobility
After 0 Days
Exercise
After 30 Days
Bras & Garments
no need
Sexual Activity
2 week
Full Recovery
2 Weeks
Driving
only surgery day
Before & After
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Package Price
starting 50,000 Baht
Post Operative Care
You may need to wear a panty shield for approximately two weeks whilst your sutures dissolve, during this time you should bathe your vagina with warm salt water to prevent infection and your surgeon may also prescribe some antibiotics. After your surgery you may feel sensitive and tender and you may feel some discomfort when sitting.
Avoid strenuous activity or sexual intercourse – this may take up to three weeks post surgery. Your surgeon will advise you accordingly, when you can resume normal activities. Most women return to work after a week or two.
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