Labial reduction

The size and appearance of the inner labia varies from woman to woman.  Sometimes one is much larger than the other, or both may seem large and cause embarrassment. 

Long labia may also produce chaffing and discomfort.

It is possible to reduce or equalize the labia via the newest techniques, thereby reducing discomfort as well as improving the cosmetic appearance.

The operation is done under general anaesthesia.  It may be done as a day case, or with an over-night stay in hospital. 

Elaine Sassoon, AB Hons (Harvard University),
FRCS(Ed & Eng), 
MB BS (University College Hospital Medical School),
FRCS(Plast)
Diploma in Aesthetic and Oculoplastic Surgery
GASPAR ANASTASI Award, Aesthetic Society (USA) 2000

Appointments available at:

BUPA Hospital, Hill House Consulting Rooms,
Old Watton Road,
Norwich, NR4 7TD

&

Norfolk & Norwich University Hospital,
Colney Lane,
Norwich, NR4 7UY

Contact Information

Telephone / Appointments

 

Pauline Osborne (+44) 01603 279805

 

FAX

(+44) 01603 279805

 

Postal address

 

Hill House Consulting Rooms BUPA Hospital, Old Watton Road, Norwich, Norfolk, NR4 7TD

 

Electronic mail

 

 pauline@the-coach-house.fsnet.co.uk
 

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Last modified: 04/24/06