The patient we would like to introduce today presented 

with labial wing hypertrophy accompanied by hymenal hypertrophy.

The labial tissue was thick and had multiple folds,

and part of the hymen was excessively developed.

Because of this, the patient reported discomfort,

describing a loose or dangling sensation during daily cleansing.

In this case, surgical excision needed to be performed close to the urethral area,

while carefully preserving the normal portion of the hymen.

For this reason, thorough preoperative counseling was essential,

including detailed discussion of the design and surgical process

for both the labia minora and hymenal area.

Beginning at the consultation stage,

we provided comprehensive explanations of the anatomical structure,

surgical design, and expected recovery process

for the labia minora and hymenal regions,

and proceeded with treatment accordingly.

The hymenal area was incised and cauterized simultaneously using a laser,

which eliminated the need for separate suturing.

As a result, the procedure was completed with minimal bleeding and little to no pain.

By addressing both the labial wing hypertrophy and the hymenal hypertrophy together,

issues such as foreign body sensation during movement, hygiene-related discomfort,

and friction-related irritation were improved at the same time.

The patient shared that daily life now feels much lighter and more comfortable.

When performing labiaplasty,

it is important not to focus solely on reshaping the labial wings.

Addressing associated concerns—such as skin tags, vulvar masses,

or partial hymenal hypertrophy—at the same time

is a key factor in achieving higher surgical satisfaction.

At Gangnam DAUM OB-GYN Clinic,

we strive not to overlook even the smallest discomfort.

Through thorough consultation and meticulous surgical design,

we do our utmost to help each patient achieve

the most comfortable and natural results possible.

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