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Labiaplasty in Berlin Space for a personal concern

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Chafing during exercise, discomfort in tight clothing or a wish to change your intimate area deserve a calm conversation. The shape and size of the labia vary widely; visible inner labia do not necessarily indicate a medical condition. I will discuss your symptoms with you and assess whether surgery could offer a meaningful benefit.

Individual needsSymptoms and wishesTwo proceduresReduction or fat transferTime to healPlan physical activity carefully
Costsfrom €3,000Labial reduction - following individual planningCosts in detailPersonal consultation

The examination findings and extent of treatment determine your individual treatment journey.

Treatment at a glance

The treatment
at a glance

Key information about labiaplasty. Together, we will clarify what applies to you based on the examination findings.

Reduction
Correction of the inner labia
Details

The incision pattern and extent of surgery are guided by your anatomy and treatment goal.

Volume enhancement
Fat transfer to the outer labia
Details

Fat harvesting and graft survival need to be considered separately.

Duration
Often around one hour for reduction
Details

Combined procedures and more complex cases may take longer.

Anaesthesia
Local, with sedation if appropriate
Details

Your individual approach will be agreed in advance.

Recovery
Rest initially
Details

Returning to work and sitting depend on your symptoms and how the wound is healing.

Exercise and sexual activity
Only once the wound has healed sufficiently
Details

A break of around six weeks is often needed; the follow-up examination determines when you can resume.

Who it is for
Adults whose physical development is complete
Details

The indication, your physical circumstances and your own freely made wish for change are what matter.

Costs
Following individual planning
Details

Individual, according to the procedure and its extent

Times are a guide. An individual examination will clarify what applies to you.

Understanding what changes

Planning labiaplasty
without a prescribed ideal

Labial reduction involves removing selected tissue from the inner labia and carefully closing the wound. The aim is a correction that suits your anatomy while preserving protective function and sensation. Achieving a particular standard size is not a medical treatment goal.

The principle behind the treatment
  1. Understanding

    Distinguishing symptoms from wishes

    We discuss your reasons without judgement.

  2. Planning

    Carefully assessing the tissue

    I consider protective function, sensitivity and incision placement.

  3. Support

    Allowing time for undisturbed healing

    We agree on follow-up checks and a gradual return to activity in advance.

The examination determines which step is appropriate for your concern.
How I plan the treatment

Before surgery, I establish whether pain, chafing or recurring irritation is actually related to the tissue. Skin conditions, infections or other gynaecological causes require their own treatment. A wish to change the appearance is discussed separately.

In suitable cases, your own fat can be used to enhance the volume of the outer labia. It is harvested from an area such as the abdomen or thighs, processed and transferred. Some of it may be reabsorbed. Combining this with a reduction is a separate decision, not a standard package.

A personal goal, not a standard appearance Where the examination findings are suitable, a correction may address symptoms or a personal wish for change. It does not guarantee freedom from pain, greater sexual sensation or satisfaction. Some asymmetry may remain, and scars may be visible or palpable.

01 / A closer lookIt is normal for inner labia to be visible

The outer labia do not need to cover the inner labia completely. What matters is your individual situation, any symptoms and an informed decision. Natural variation is not, in itself, a reason for surgery.

02 / A closer lookTailoring preparation to you

Please do not stop taking blood thinners or other medication on your own. We will also agree on hair removal and care before the procedure to avoid unnecessary skin irritation.

Is this right for me?

Who the treatment
may be suitable for

Your clinical findings, health and desired outcome need to be compatible.

A possible option

When treatment may be suitable

Persistent discomfort caused by friction or pressure, following appropriate assessment

What else matters
  • A consistent, freely made wish for change, with realistic expectations
  • Being able to allow for the necessary healing and rest period
A closer look

What needs to be clarified first

An acute infection, unexplained pain or a skin condition requiring treatment

What else matters
  • Expecting a guaranteed improvement in your sex life
  • External pressure or a perceived beauty ideal as the sole basis for the decision

Different causes need different solutions. Sometimes, choosing not to have a procedure is the right decision.

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Body guide

Consider changes following different stages of life in their wider context.

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Liposuction

Harvesting your own fat is a separate surgical step.

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A personal conversation

Discuss a concern discreetly, without having to make a decision beforehand.

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Your treatment journey

Treatment and aftercare
with personal support

  1. 01PreparationDiscreet discussion and examination

    You describe your concern; an examination takes place after I have explained it and with your consent.

    • Clarify symptoms and expectations in detail
    • Take previous gynaecological findings into account where relevant
  2. 02TreatmentPlanning an approach tailored to you

    Together, we agree on the extent of treatment, anaesthesia and aftercare, and also discuss the option of not having surgery.

    • Explain incision placement and possible scarring
    • Plan fat harvesting separately if needed
  3. 03AftercareSupporting wound healing

    Follow-up checks determine when it is appropriate to resume physical activity, exercise and sexual activity.

    • Provide written care instructions
    • Get in touch early if anything unusual occurs

Before you are discharged, we will agree on a direct contact route for aftercare. General enquiries: team@dottore.caletti.de.

Your return to everyday life

Recovery and aftercare
with personal support

First few daysReduce friction and pressure

Swelling and tenderness are possible. Loose clothing and the agreed wound care may help; avoid prolonged physical exertion at first.

First few weeksPlan daily activities around your recovery

Prolonged sitting, physical work and exercise can place different demands on the area. A definite return after just a few days cannot be promised.

After a wound checkIncrease activity gradually

Only resume sexual intercourse, cycling, swimming and strenuous exercise once healing is sufficient and you have been given the go-ahead. Scars continue to mature for longer.

These timeframes are a guide, not a firm promise. Your individual recovery may differ.

Talking openly about risks

Risks and limitations
considered together

Both potential benefits and risks need to inform your decision. The following points supplement the individual discussion of your treatment and its risks.

Typical effects and reactions

  • Swelling, bruising, a pulling sensation and temporary tenderness

Possible complications

  • Postoperative bleeding, infection, fluid accumulation and wound healing problems
  • Noticeable scars, asymmetry and temporary or permanent changes in sensitivity
  • Depending on the procedure, thrombosis, embolism and risks associated with anaesthesia; further treatment may be needed
  • Painful scars, altered sexual sensation, pain during intercourse or excessive tissue removal
  • With fat transfer, uneven reabsorption, lumps or fat necrosis (death of fat tissue)
These warning signs require immediate help

Rapidly increasing swelling, severe pain, fever or unusual wound discharge require immediate advice via the agreed aftercare contact. If you experience shortness of breath, chest pain or circulatory problems, call 112.

Understand the costs and decide in your own time

Treatment costs
your individual plan

Reduction, fat transfer for volume enhancement and a combined procedure are each priced separately. Following an examination, you will receive a personal cost plan.

Labiaplasty

Starting price

from €3,000

Labial reduction - following individual planning

The agreed scope of services is set out in your personal cost plan.

Discuss costs in person
The price reflects your treatment plan

What affects the cost

  1. Procedure

    A correction alone or combined with fat harvesting.

  2. Anaesthesia

    The type and duration of anaesthesia, as well as clinical care.

  3. Aftercare

    Wound checks and any additional services.

Services covered by your cost planWe clarify these points in advance
  • Consultation, examination and the agreed extent of treatment
  • Materials, anaesthesia and care as appropriate to the procedure
  • Planned follow-up checks and personal aftercare advice

Your individual quotation will specify which services are included in the total.

Additional costs & possible reimbursementConsider follow-up appointments too

Your personal quotation sets out which services are included and which are charged separately. Further sessions, additional procedures or later corrections are not automatically included. Please clarify any possible reimbursement with your insurer before treatment begins.

An examination and a shared plan help you understand the costs. You will receive your personal cost plan before deciding whether to proceed with treatment.

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The specialist personally responsible for your care

Dottore Andrea Caletti

Specialist in Plastic and Aesthetic Surgery

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Good to know

Frequently asked questions:
Labiaplasty

A website can offer guidance. We will discuss your personal situation during a medical consultation.

Ask your question
01

Do the outer labia need to cover the inner labia?

No. Shape, colour and size vary widely. Visible inner labia are often a normal anatomical variation and are not, on their own, a medical reason for surgery.

02

Can I combine reduction with fat transfer for volume enhancement?

The procedures can be combined where there is an appropriate indication. However, this makes the treatment more extensive, and each individual goal needs to be justified. A single procedure, or choosing not to have surgery, may also be appropriate.

03

When can I exercise or have sex again?

This depends on wound healing and the level of physical strain involved. A break of around six weeks is often advisable. An individual follow-up examination is essential; pain or open wounds are reasons not to resume too soon.

04

Will sensation in my intimate area change?

Both temporary and lasting changes in sensation are possible. Improved sexual sensation cannot be guaranteed. This risk must be explicitly discussed during the consultation.

05

Will all the transferred fat remain?

No. Some of it is reabsorbed, and how much survives varies from person to person. Further treatment may be needed, but this is only planned once progress has been adequately assessed.

06

Will my insurance cover the costs?

A purely aesthetic correction is usually self-funded. Where there are medical symptoms, reimbursement may be considered; obtain written confirmation of any approval before the procedure.

07

How much does labiaplasty cost?

Reduction, fat transfer for volume enhancement and a combined procedure are each priced separately. Following an examination, you will receive a personal cost plan. Pricing is based on the individual procedure and its extent. You will receive a clear cost plan before making your decision.

Sources & clinical background

Further clinical information on the procedures described, their limitations and risks.

  • NHS: Labiaplasty (in English)

    Natural anatomical variation, the limits of surgery, recovery and possible changes in sensation. Covers reduction, not fat transfer for volume enhancement.

Contact & Directions

Any questions
before your visit?

My team will be happy to help with questions about your appointment and how to get here.

Dottore Andrea CalettiKurfürstendamm 20010719 Berlinc/o Vita Aesthetica
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Tell me what matters to you.
I will take time for your questions.

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