Procedures · Intimate
Intimate procedures.
Private care, explained plainly.
Changes after childbirth, weight change or age can affect comfort and confidence. Explore intimate procedures with Dr. Movtchan in a private, unhurried consultation.
Where should I begin?
Start with your concerns.
Choose the description closest to what you notice. Dr. Movtchan can help you understand which approach may fit your anatomy and goals.
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“I feel discomfort with clothing or exercise.”
Enlarged or uneven inner labia that rub or pull may be discussed with a labiaplasty.
Ask about labiaplasty -
“There is extra tissue above the clitoris.”
Excess skin of the clitoral hood may be reduced, often alongside a labiaplasty.
Ask about clitoral hood reduction -
“The outer labia have lost fullness.”
Volume loss in the labia majora may be discussed with augmentation, often using your own fat.
Ask about labia majora augmentation -
“I’m not sure what I need.”
Start with a private consultation. Dr. Movtchan will talk through your concerns and whether surgery is a fit.
Request a consultation
Before you decide
Consider the limits of surgery.
Intimate surgery changes appearance and may ease physical discomfort. It does not treat medical conditions such as incontinence or pain with a cause elsewhere, and results vary from person to person.
Healing takes several weeks, with time away from exercise and intercourse. Waiting until you feel certain is a reasonable choice.
Questions
Questions about intimate surgery.
Is a consultation private?
Yes. Your consultation is with Dr. Movtchan, and you can share as much or as little as you are comfortable with.
What is recovery like?
Most people return to desk work within about a week. Exercise and intercourse are usually paused for several weeks. Dr. Movtchan will explain what to expect for your procedure.
Will there be scars?
Incisions are placed to follow natural folds where possible. Ask how and where they would be placed for you.
How much does it cost?
You’ll receive a written estimate after your consultation. Review the surgeon’s fee, facility, anesthesia and follow-up care before deciding.