A corrective surgery performed in cases where the inner labia cause complaints due to size or asymmetry.
Genital Aesthetics About 45 minutes
Majoplasty (Labia Majora Aesthetic Surgery)
Correction of appearance complaints caused by volume loss or excess in the outer labia.
About Majoplasty (Labia Majora Aesthetic Surgery)
What is Majoraplasty?
Majoraplasty refers to surgical procedures performed on the external genital organs within the scope of genital aesthetic surgery. It is preferred to correct shape or functional disorders in women's genital areas. Also known as vulvar aesthetic surgery, this procedure aims to eliminate structural changes in the external genital area that cause discomfort.
Genital aesthetic surgery addresses issues such as excess skin, asymmetry, and overly prominent labia majora. In some patients, corrections can also be made to provide comfort during sexual intercourse or to facilitate physical activities.
In Which Situations Is It Applied?
Majoraplasty is often considered not only for cosmetic concerns but also to alleviate physical or psychological discomfort. The most common reasons include:
- Excessively large labia majora: abnormally large labium majus can cause pain due to friction with clothing, increase the risk of infections, and make genital hygiene difficult.
- Asymmetry: noticeable differences between the two sides can cause aesthetic concerns and psychological distress; majoraplasty reduces this difference.
- Postpartum changes: especially after vaginal delivery, loosening or sagging of the labia majora may develop.
- Sexual comfort: difficulties experienced during intercourse due to shape changes in the area.
Who Are Suitable Candidates?
Genital aesthetic procedures are generally planned for individuals who are at least 18 years old and have an appropriate general health status. Habits such as smoking, which may negatively affect healing, should be shared with the physician before surgery. The evaluation considers the impact of the complaint on daily life, tissue structure, and expectations together.
How Does the Process Proceed?
A detailed examination is performed before surgery, and the most suitable method for the individual is determined; the goal is both to resolve the complaint and to minimize health-related risks. How the procedure will be performed, the recovery period, and which results can realistically be expected are clearly explained during the consultation.
During the recovery process, it is recommended to keep the area clean and dry and to avoid heavy physical activity and sexual intercourse for the duration advised by the physician. As with any surgical intervention, there are risks related to bleeding, infection, and wound healing; these topics are discussed in detail before making a decision.
When Should an Evaluation Be Requested?
Individuals experiencing pain due to friction with clothing caused by the size or asymmetry of the labia majora, reporting recurrent irritation and infections in the area, having difficulty with activities such as sports, or feeling that this situation affects their self-confidence may request an evaluation. Clarifying whether the complaint is related to appearance or function facilitates the selection of the appropriate method. Changes occurring in the postpartum period can also be addressed during this consultation. It is helpful to bring a list of medications you are using and any information about previous surgeries when coming to the consultation.
The information on this page is prepared for general informational purposes and does not replace a doctor's examination. Please consult a physician for your complaints.
The Process
The steps below describe how things generally work at the clinic. Which tests are needed and how the plan is set varies from person to person.
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Step 1
Initial consultation and assessment
We review your complaints, medical history and any previous tests together. The examination is planned after this conversation.
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Step 2
Necessary tests
If an ultrasound, lab work or other examination is needed, we clearly explain which one and why.
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Step 3
Personalized plan
Findings are interpreted together; options, expected duration and any alternatives are shared with you. The decision is made jointly.
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Step 4
Follow-up
A check-up is scheduled to see how things are progressing. If you have questions in between, you can reach the clinic.
Related services
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Surgical repair of the vaginal canal and supporting tissues in cases of birth-related and age-related prolapse.
Correction of excess tissue covering the clitoral area to improve appearance and alleviate discomfort complaints.
Volume and fullness applications performed using hyaluronic acid or fat tissue, which do not require surgery.
Non-surgical supportive treatments applied for complaints of dryness, sensitivity, and tissue quality.
Op. Dr. Abdulkadir Güllüce
Obstetrics and Gynecology Specialist
Op. Dr. Abdulkadir Güllüce has been practicing medicine since 2013 and has specialized in Obstetrics and Gynecology since 2022. He bases his practice on current scientific guidelines in areas ranging from pregnancy follow-up to gynecological surgery, tailoring the treatment plan according to each patient's individual history. He sees his patients at his clinic in Yakuplu, Beylikdüzü, and makes a point of explaining every step of the process in clear, understandable language.
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The information on this page is for general purposes; it does not replace an examination, diagnosis or treatment and does not promise any outcome. Whether it applies to you is assessed together with your history and examination findings. If you experience severe pain, heavy bleeding, fever or fainting, go to the nearest healthcare facility without delay.