I am leaving a review of labia minora plastic surgery.

Since I was young, there was a big difference in size on one side, and it was more sensitive than the others, so it chafed and hurt more, so I had surgery. After the first surgery, it grew again, so I had to have another surgery, and it almost got rid of it. In addition, it continued to hurt because of nerve damage. Then, the other side grew again and was chafed, so I looked into reoperation at another hospital. As a result, the side that was never touched did well, but the side that was touched several times had to be re-operated. When you look at it from the front, it doesn't look good or bad, but when you look at it from various angles and touch it, there is a dent in the middle and it has disappeared even more than before. If there is too much, filler can be used . They said they could fill it, but it hurts so much and I don't want to touch it anymore, so I'm worried. In my opinion, I think the first surgery must be done well. No matter how good the second surgery is, if it's too out of shape, it will be difficult to shape it in the end. I really regret going to the hospital. For your first surgery, be sure to research the hospital carefully before going.