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Labiaplasty - The Recovery Time for A Labiaplasty (Vaginal Plastic Surgery) - Larry Schlesinger

Labiaplasty - The Recovery Time of a Labiaplasty (Vaginal Plastic Surgery) - Larry Schlesinger Contact us: http://goo.gl/HkW4X1 808-201-0540 Dr. Larry Schlesinger from The Breast Implant Center of Hawaii explains what you can expect when recovering from a labiaplasty. Labiaplasty (vaginal rejuvenation) is a common procedure with mommy makeovers, along with breast augmentation, tummy tuck, melasma, and liposuction. View before and after photo gallery and find out more at http://www.breastimplantcenterofhawai... Hi, I'm Larry Schlesinger and I'm a board certified plastic surgeon from Honolulu Hawaii. The question of the day is "What is the recovery time for a Labiaplasty?" In my practice we only do the wedge technique and therefore I can only speak to the recovery time for a wedge technique. I've had patients go back to riding horses in a week. It scared me but she did not have a problem. I've had patients have intercourse within eight or nine days - that also scared me but she did not have a problem. Normally, I'd recommend two to three weeks before intercourse. You can go back to work the next day. The level of pain is minimal. The way you treat the labia afterwards is you get one of those squeeze bottles. Have some soapy water in it and just put the soapy water on the labia a couple times a day to keep it moist and keep it clean. There's stitches that we put on the outside, a chromic stitches and they dissolve in about six or seven days by seven or eight days, I can trim away most of them. The internal stitches, the stitches between the outside and the inside of the labia menora stay in for 30 days. The recovery time for doing almost anything, including intercourse for almost everybody is less than three weeks. Different people recover at different times. It depends on your feeling of pain and so on. But after seven or eight days, you're not going to rip anything apart. On the other hand, it's probably a good idea and a safe idea to wait three weeks. I'm Larry Schlesinger, I'm a board certified plastic surgeon - thank you very much. Visit us online at http://goo.gl/HkW4X1 or call 808-201-0540.