Labiaplasty Case Studies
Rim
The RIM Look is the most common appearance patients obtain with labial surgery worldwide. Precise labial reduction leaves a smaller rim of labia minora below the level of the labia majora to reduce its prominence and increase patient comfort. It is the most conservative of Dr. Alinsod’s labia minora plasty techniques.
Barbie/Smooth
Dr. Alinsod’s development of the Barbie or Smooth Look is a more aggressive reduction of the labia minora to the point of complete excision. It leaves a refined look and elliminates the pulling and tugging sensations women often encounter. This is the most requested technique of labial surgery Dr. Alinsod performs and the most popular appearance wanted on the West Coast.
Hybrid
The Hybrid Look combines the RIM and Barbie to leave a very fine, petite, natural looking hint of a rim around the vaginal opening; less labia than a RIM Look and more labia than a Barbie Look. The Hybrid look, developed by Dr. Alinsod and his personal favorite, is more technically difficult to achieve and requires extreme precision techniques and tools.
Radio Frequency Treatment
A less invasive and non-surgical method has been developed by Dr. Alinsod to reduce the saggy and loose labia majora. Radio Frequency Treatments use radiowaves to shrink skin and produce new and tight collagen bundles. Our practice was the first to perform and develop protocols for labia majora laxity. Formerly, only surgery could help a patient suffering from the unsightly droop of their labia majora and loss of skin tone. Patients who had the “Camel Toes” appearance or had personal discomfort issues with their labia majora have been able to avoid surgery with this amazing new treatment. Patients have reported both a shrinkage of labia majora skin to reduce the sag and a fuller and more youthful feeling deeper beneath the skin.
Revision/Resurfacing
This special section shows many labial and vulvar surgeries performed by other surgeons around the world that have had sub-optimal results. Dr. Alinsod specializes in “Botched Labiaplasty Revisions” and welcomes those who have been unhappy with their labial or vaginal surgeries done elsewhere.