"I'm very uncomfortable in tight pants, bathing suits - even some underwear. What's the best approach for labiaplasty? I want an "innie" - where all the tissue is "tucked in," and for the darker part of the skin to be removed. Can I get this procedure at 18 years old?"
"I'm not sure a "trim" or "wedge" labiaplasty method is best for my case. Which is better?"
"Can clitoromegaly be "fixed?" My clitoris is too big."
"Can clitoromegaly be "fixed?" My clitoris is too big."
"After using androgens, my clitoris has become too large and looks like a small penis. I started treatment for vaginal laxity. Help!"
When women are searching for the best labiaplasty surgeon, they don't just look locally… they look everywhere. And increasingly, that search leads them to Dr. Courtenay Poucher and the all-women team at Labiaplasty Center of Los Angeles.
The term "designer vagina" has taken over social media. If you've found yourself watching those videos or reading those posts and thinking, "That's what I want!" - this blog is for you.
For many women, the decision to schedule a consultation with a labiaplasty surgeon is one of the most vulnerable steps they've ever taken. At Labiaplasty Center of Los Angeles, the experience is designed with that vulnerability in mind.
If you've been researching labiaplasty for months you are far from alone. At Labiaplasty Center of Los Angeles, the team hears from women regularly who have been living with intimate discomfort, self-consciousness or dissatisfaction for a long time before they ever pick up the phone.
"How many weeks do I need to wait before getting a ThermiVa treatment after labiaplasty? I would like to tighten both my labia and vaginal canal."
