labiaplasty
Labiaplasty — case 1
Pronounced, asymmetric hypertrophy of the labia minora — technique tailored individually to the anatomy. Photo taken about 3 months after the procedure, once the tissues had fully healed.
after 3 monthsTreatment
Clinic/Treatment results
Case archive · ed. 2026
Treatment
results.
— before treatment · after treatment · in discretionReal results of selected procedures — presented editorially, with full respect for patient privacy. Every case is individual: anatomy, stage of life and the healing process create a result that never repeats itself.
47cases in this gallery
5treatment categories
individualevery result depends on the patient's anatomy
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Categories
labiaplasty
Labiaplasty — case 3
Bilateral correction with care for a natural contour.
after 6 monthsTreatment
labiaplasty + volumetry
Labiaplasty + volumetry — case 1
Labiaplasty combined with hyaluronic acid labial volumetry.
after 3 monthsTreatment
labiaplasty + volumetry
Labiaplasty + volumetry — case 2
Labiaplasty combined with hyaluronic acid labial volumetry.
after 4 monthsTreatment
labiaplasty + volumetry
Labiaplasty + volumetry — case 3
Labiaplasty combined with hyaluronic acid labial volumetry.
radiofrequency
Radiofrequency — case 1
Collagen stimulation — elasticity and hydration.
after 2 monthsTreatment
radiofrequency
Radiofrequency — case 2
Firming and smoothing of the intimate-area tissues.
after 3 monthsTreatment
radiofrequency
Radiofrequency — case 3
A series of microneedle radiofrequency treatments.
after 6 weeksTreatment
radiofrequency + volumetry
Radiofrequency + volumetry — case 1
Radiofrequency combined with hyaluronic acid labial volumetry.
after the procedureTreatment
perineoplasty
Perineoplasty — case 1
Perineoplasty — restored shape and tone of the perineal tissues.
after 3 monthsTreatment
volumetry
Volumetry — case 1
Hyaluronic acid volumetry — volume, firmness and hydration.
after the procedureTreatment
volumetry
Volumetry — case 2
Hyaluronic acid filling with care for a natural contour.
after the procedureTreatment
volumetry
Volumetry — case 3
Restored tone and volume of the intimate-area tissues.
after the procedureTreatment
volumetry
Volumetry — case 4
Contouring the proportions of the labia majora.
after the procedureTreatment
other
Multiple epidermoid cysts
other
Angiokeratoma
after 1 RF session
other
Lichen sclerosus
other
Vulvar psoriasis
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Honesty about resultsEvery case
Every case
is individual.
The results above were achieved for specific patients — with a specific anatomy, at a specific time and through a specific healing process. Your result may differ.
01
Anatomy determines the starting point
The choice of technique and the expected result depend on individual features — a result cannot be predicted from someone else's photo.
02
Every patient's tissues heal differently
The pace of regeneration, scarring, the final shape — everything depends on how a particular body responds.
03
Post-operative care matters
Careful adherence to the recommendations affects the speed of healing and the final result of the procedure.
04
The consultation is the starting point
Only after assessing anatomy, expectations and contraindications can we talk about a realistic outcome.
Questions about the results gallery
Frequently asked
questions.
Any doubts can be discussed during a consultation — the full documentation of every case is available at the clinic.
When are the "before" and "after" photos taken?
The "before" photos are taken just before the procedure, under standardised clinic conditions. The "after" photos — at scheduled follow-up visits (usually 6, 12 and 24 weeks after the procedure), so that the result is shown once the tissues have fully healed. Every photo requires the patient's written consent for potential informational use.
Why is every result individual?
Because every body is different. The starting point (anatomy, stage of life, tissue condition), the treatment technique, the course of healing and adherence to post-operative recommendations — all of this shapes the final outcome. Someone else's photo shows a result for someone else's anatomy, not yours.
How should I interpret the results gallery?
As an illustrative presentation of directions of work — not as a promise of an identical result. The gallery shows that the described result was achieved for specific patients — which builds trust, but does not replace a conversation about your individual case.
Can I see more photos?
Yes. The full medical documentation of results — including more detailed photographs — is shared exclusively during a consultation at the clinic, in conditions of complete discretion. The gallery above is deliberately abstracted to protect patient privacy.
When is the best time to book a consultation?
Any time. The consultation is the starting point — it helps assess whether the chosen procedure is right for you, what result you can realistically expect and what the alternatives are. A consultation carries no obligation to proceed with treatment.
Your caseYour result begins
Your result begins
with a conversation.
The gallery shows what is possible. A consultation shows what is possible for you — with your specific anatomy, stage of life and expectations.