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Frequently Asked Questions – Vaginal Surgery (Vaginoplasty, Labiaplasty, Vaginal Rejuventation) FAQs

How does a plastic surgeon perform vaginal surgery?

Vaginal surgery is a cosmetic procedure performed differently depending upon the desired outcome of the patient. Vaginoplasty is intended to tighten and strengthen the vaginal walls of the patient. This is performed by the surgeon removing and repairing any excess vaginal tissue around the wall of the vagina. Labiaplasty is performed by reducing the size of the inner or outer labia (vaginal lips) with a laser or scalpel. Having both a labiaplasty and a vaginoplasty operation at the same time is referred to as vaginal rejuvenation.

What is the cost of vaginal surgery?

Vaginoplasty and labiaplasty run anywhere from $5,000-$8,000 in general. A vaginal rejuvenation can cost up to $12,000 or more.

How long does vaginal surgery take?

Vaginal surgery will take the plastic surgeon anywhere from 1-2 hours on average.

What are the risks involved with vaginal surgery?

Rare risks of the surgery include heavy bleeding, severe swelling and or pain in the lower abdomen, infection, damage to the cervix and pain when urinating.

What is vaginal rejuvenation?

Vaginal rejuvenation is the combination of both a labiaplasty and a vaginoplasty.

How do I get vaginal surgery?

The first step in getting a vaginal surgery is to make sure it is the right surgery for you. After you determine that you want to go ahead with the procedure it is time to contact a board certified plastic surgeon in your area. We recommend you visit multiple doctors until you find one that feels right for you. You are welcome to browse our 5 Star Surgeon Network Approval Rated™ surgeons in your area.

For More Information see the General Information Page for Vaginal Surgery