r/LabiaplastySurgery

22K archived posts · Dec 2020 – Sep 2026

All things labiaplasty surgery!

Welcome! This is a sub for sharing experiences, photos, and asking questions about female genital surgeries such as: Labiaplasty, clitoral hood reduction, perineoplasty, vaginoplasty, monsplasty, pubic lift, labia augmentation, and more.

Created Dec 23, 2020

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Rules :

Be civil, respectful and constructive

Aggressive or inappropriate comments will be removed. Users posting comments appearing creepy/sexual will be perma banned.

Have labia.

This sub is intended to be a safe space for women or everyone with labia. We can make exceptions for doctors (message the mods for a flare) or in the interest of your loved one with labia: e.g. "My teen daughter is having discomfort issues." or "My girlfriend is worried about her post-op swelling."

Nothing said here must be construed as medical advice

You can ask all questions you have, and people can answer what they think. Just be aware these are opinions and they cannot be substitute for medical advices from a licensed professional.

This is not a debate sub

This sub is for questions, pictures, stories and experiences (good or bad) linked to labiaplasty. We aim to be a supportive space and cannot be if we allow people to barge in and tell everyone their opinion about labiaplasty based on moral grounds. Discussions on lived social pressure and expectations are allowed but must be toughtful and respectful to users who feel they freely chose labiaplasty.

Don't try to dissuade a user from getting a labiaplasty

Telling a user who think her labia are abnormal that they are normal is great (so many of us are insecure). Telling a user she should not get a labiaplasty because you think her labia are not big enough, or you think they look great as they are, is not allowed. People can decide what is best for them.

Please use NSFW tag when including photos

This allow this sub to stay open to all who need it.

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