Some women come in for a labiaplasty consultation thinking the only concern is the labia minora. But when we evaluate the anatomy carefully, we sometimes see that the clitoral hood is a contributing factor to the overall appearance, to the asymmetry, and sometimes even to the discomfort.<\/p>\n
A clitoral hood reduction is not about changing who you are. It’s about removing excess tissue when it creates a sense of heaviness, imbalance, or irritation, or when it would leave the area looking out of proportion if I were to perform a labia minora labiaplasty alone.<\/p>\n
For some women, an enlarged or redundant clitoral hood can make stimulation feel less direct or less comfortable. For others, changes may happen after aging, genetics, childbirth, or even hormone changes in selected patients who are taking testosterone therapy.<\/p>\n
This area has to be treated with precision, with respect, and with experience. The goal is not to overcorrect. The goal is balance. The goal is to create comfort, improve symmetry, and preserve your natural sensitivity.<\/p>\n
At the Intimate Health Center, we evaluate the entire vulvar anatomy, not just one isolated area. When a clitoral hood reduction is appropriate, we combine meticulous surgical technique with our elite recovery protocol to support your recovery, reduce your anxiety, and guide you every step of the way.<\/p>\n
Intimate surgery should never feel rushed, confusing, or one-size-fits-all. It should feel thoughtful, personalized, and centered around your comfort.<\/p>\n
If you’re considering labiaplasty and want to know whether a clitoral hood reduction should be part of your plan, schedule a private consultation with Dr. David Ghozland at the Intimate Health Center. We’ll evaluate your anatomy, answer your questions, and build a personalized plan centered around your comfort and goals.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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