Preparing for a labiaplasty Book a consultation What should you know and what should you keep in mind before your labiaplasty? Blood-Thinning Medications If you are using blood-thinning medications (like Marcoumar, Sinaspril, Sintrom, Ascal, APC, aspirine) or antibiotics, you must inform your medical specialist during the intake consultation. They will advise how many days before the procedure you should stop taking them. In exceptional cases, you may continue using blood thinners, but only after consultation with the treating medical specialist. Ibuprofen Stop using Ibuprofen 10 days before and 10 days after the procedure due to its blood-thinning properties. Smoking Nicotine constricts blood vessels, which can lead to complications in wound healing. We strongly advise quitting smoking, preferably 6 weeks before the surgery. Alcohol We recommend avoiding alcohol for several days before and after the procedure. Jewelry You may not wear jewelry during the procedure. Shaving We kindly ask you to shave or remove hair from the pubic area before the procedure. Body lotion On the day of the procedure, do not use any body lotion or oil. These can interfere with the adhesive pads used during the procedure to connect the equipment. Towel We recommend bringing a towel with you on the day of the procedure. By rolling up the towel, it can serve as a pressure bandage during your journey home. This helps to minimize any swelling as much as possible. You can continue using this method for up to 3 days after the procedure. Do you have any other questions? You can contact us at: P: +31 (0)88 – 0042702 E: info@v-klinieken.nl Treatments LabiaplastyDuring a labiaplasty, excess tissue is removed to balance the proportion between the inner and outer labia. Labia majora reductionThe outer labia may be enlarged due to excess skin and/or tissue. This excess can be removed. Clitoral hood reductionIn addition to the outer and inner labia, the vulva also includes the clitoral hood. When excess skin is present in this area, it can cause discomfort. Vaginal tighteningAfter childbirth, weight gain, or aging of the muscles around the vaginal area, the vagina may become loose or wider. Perineal skin correctionExcess skin in the perineal area can occur after childbirth, especially if episiotomies (surgical cuts) or spontaneous tears happen during the birthing process. FemiliftThe Femilift is a modern, versatile, minimally invasive outpatient treatment that delivers optimal results for various female concerns. Inverted nipple correctionAn inverted nipple occurs when the nipple is positioned deeper than the surrounding areola. Areola correctionAn areola correction can be performed to reduce, refine, or improve the shape of the areola. Nipple reductionA relatively minor procedure can be performed to shorten the nipple(s) and restore the desired balance. Book a consultation
