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With increasing life expectancy, intimate and sexual health in women over 50 deserves growing attention. Aging no longer means giving up on wellbeing, femininity, or sexual fulfilment.

Plastic surgery goes far beyond aesthetics—it touches on deeper dimensions: self-image, how others perceive us, and desire itself. It reflects the need to reconcile the body as lived with the body as imagined, especially in a society where appearance often mirrors the desire to be, to love, and to be loved.

Many women who seek consultation for intimate or cosmetic gynecological surgery often express concerns related to their body image during sexual activity.
Because there is no single “normal” appearance of the female genital anatomy, comparing oneself to others—especially in today’s digital world—can become a source of discomfort or confusion.

Labiaplasty, or labia minora reduction surgery, is becoming increasingly well-known among our patients.
One of the main concerns for women considering an intimate surgery is the recovery process, which can sometimes feel intimidating.

With over 10 years of experience in intimate aesthetic surgery, I would like to share some advice to help you navigate this journey with confidence.

Intimate aesthetic surgery continues to evolve and is becoming increasingly popular among women seeking solutions to improve their intimate comfort.

Discomfort in the vulvar area—particularly involving the clitoral hood and labia minora when they are excessive—can take many forms…