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FEMALE GENITAL REJUVENATION (LABIAPLASTY) IN ENCINO | ANDREW T. COHEN,
MD, FACS

UNDERSTANDING LABIAPLASTY IN ENCINO

Labiaplasty is a specialized surgical procedure addressing enlarged
labial tissue that can cause physical discomfort and aesthetic
concerns. Multiple factors contribute to labial tissue enlargement,
including genetics, aging, childbirth, and significant weight loss.

KEY REASONS FOR LABIAPLASTY

 	* Reduce physical discomfort during activities
	* Improve clothing fit and comfort
	* Address potential hygiene challenges
	* Enhance personal confidence

PROCEDURE SPECIFICS

Dr. Cohen utilizes his proprietary Cohen Ellipse technique, typically
performed under local anesthesia with Pro-Nox™. The procedure
carefully removes excess skin while preserving sensitivity and
ensuring well-hidden incisions.

CANDIDACY FOR LABIAPLASTY

Ideal candidates experience physical discomfort from enlarged labia
minora, including irritation during physical activities, challenges
with clothing fit, or potential hygiene issues. The procedure can be
performed for both cosmetic and medical reasons.

RECOVERY AND RESULTS

Patients can expect minor swelling and discomfort for several days,
with complete healing occurring around six weeks. Most patients report
improved comfort, enhanced aesthetic appearance, and increased
self-confidence.

SAFETY AND EXPERTISE

When performed by an experienced board-certified plastic surgeon like
Dr. Cohen, labiaplasty has high patient satisfaction rates. Studies
indicate over 95% of patients remain content with their results four
years post-procedure.

IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS

 	* Procedure preserves sexual sensitivity
	* Customized surgical approach
	* Minimal scarring with specialized techniques

For more information about Labiaplasty in Encino, submit an enquiry to
Andrew T. Cohen, MD, FACS.
 

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