Laser labiaplasty
Reduction or reshaping of one or both labia minora, following a gynaecological assessment and a conservative approach tailored to your anatomy.
Find out moreAesthetic gynaecology, CO₂ laser and minor intimate surgery. A team that listens, explains and cares for you, respecting your body and your choices.
Medical judgement. Shared decisions. Respect for your privacy.
Not every concern needs treatment. We start with an assessment to distinguish natural variation, functional discomfort and a condition that needs medical attention.
Reduction or reshaping of one or both labia minora, following a gynaecological assessment and a conservative approach tailored to your anatomy.
Find out moreLearn about vaginal treatment with GyneLase and how it is assessed as part of a personal intimate-care plan.
Find out moreAssessment and reconstruction of hymenal tissue in a confidential setting, with personal care and respect for your decision.
Find out moreYou can also seek advice about medical care for the intimate area. Our team guides you according to your needs.
Intimate medical careThe shape, size and symmetry of the vulval labia vary between individuals. A consultation is a space to understand your body and consider your options, not to pursue an imposed ideal.
Read the guideCO₂ can be used for surgical cutting and coagulation, or delivered fractionally to the vaginal lining. These are different procedures and their results cannot be treated as equivalent.
Understand the differenceCutting and coagulation in minor procedures tailored to each patient.
Energy applied to the vaginal lining, distinct from surgical reconstruction.
We discuss your concerns, health and expectations.
We consider alternatives, limitations, risks and the option of no intervention.
When treatment is appropriate, we clarify the procedure, estimate and follow-up.
Gynaecology at the heart of the service, with Plastic Surgery collaboration for selected minor procedures.
Choose the most convenient clinic. Appointment days and the professional performing each procedure are confirmed when you book.
Common questions, recovery and intimate health explained without taboos or universal promises.
A difference between the labia does not automatically indicate a problem or a need for correction.
A guide to help you prepare questions for your gynaecologist. The instructions provided for your own procedure take priority.
A place to discuss dryness, discomfort and menopausal changes, and find care suited to your health.
Perineal changes, discomfort, dryness or a feeling of laxity: understanding the problem comes first.
Request an assessment at your preferred clinic. You do not need to know in advance which treatment might suit you.