A surgical procedure aimed at reshaping the labia for aesthetic or functional reasons.
Labiaplasty at ISCARE clinic in Prague makes a permanent change to your current life. If you are dealing with larger labia lips, or just a disproportion, our qualified doctors can help you redeem your self-confidence. This change is completely up to you, and we are ready to fulfil your wishes so you can start feeling good about your body again.
The labia reduction (labiaplasty) corrects the size and any potential asymmetry of the labia to an aesthetically pleasing result. The labiaplasty is performed when the labia minora are disproportionately larger than the outer labia.
Before and after the surgery
- Prior to the surgery, there is a detailed discussion with the surgeon about which approach to take and what exactly you expect as an outcome.
- You will be informed about the surgery duration, possible risks and the postoperative care.
- Before the surgery the patient undertakes an examination by our internist (blood test, ECG, evaluation of health status).
- The whole operation takes approximately 1 hour and is done under general anaesthesia.
- The hospitalization is normally 1 day.
- The operated area must be cooled as part of home treatment.
- It is recommended to limit sitting for long periods of time, driving, etc.
- After discharge, it is necessary to avoid significant physical activity and sports.
- Recovery takes approximately 3-4 week and is dependent on the individual patient's feelings.
The length of inability to work depends on the patient's job and ranges from 1 to 2 weeks.
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Pricelist
The Surgery
Labiaplasty | 950 € |
Other Costs
Preoperative Examination (for general anaesthesia) | 220 € |
General Anaesthesia | 190 € |
Hospitalization in Standard Room / per Night | 125 € |
Take a look
How it looks like at
Plastic surgery ISCARE
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Frequently asked questions
If I cannot attend an appointment, what should I do?
Please contact your coordinator or the reception immediately by email or phone.
To check the status of a patient undergoing surgery, what number should I call?
You can find out about the condition of the operated patient at the inpatient ward by calling +420 234 770 450 (3rd floor) or +420 234 770 256 (4th floor). Please have the patient's identification PIN ready, without which information about the patient's condition cannot be provided.
How much does plastic surgery cost?
More information can be found in the plastic surgery price list.
The complete price of the surgery consists of the price of the procedure itself, anesthesia, hospitalization, selected compression underwear and any pre-operative examination.
Is plastic surgery treatment covered by health insurance?
Plastic surgery procedures are not covered by health insurance, so the patient is responsible for the full cost of the procedure.
How to make an appointment for plastic surgery?
You can make an appointment for a consultation by calling +420 234 770 235 or by emailing strakova@iscare.cz. Surgery appointments are booked after consultation with the doctor.
What do I need to bring with me when I have plastic surgery?
Everything you need for the procedure will be given to you by us, so bring your toiletries, identity card or a good book to help you pass the time.
Please leave your valuables at home.
What are the follow-ups after plastic surgery?
After general anaesthesia, a follow-up is required after 14 days and then 2 months after the operation.
After procedures under local anaesthesia, a follow-up is required after 7 days and then 2 months after the operation.
If necessary, the patient and the doctor will arrange check-ups individually.