Peabody, Massachusetts, United States

Dr. David J. Wages - Labiaplasty (Peabody, MA)

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In Peabody, MA, Dr. David J. Wages offers labiaplasty surgery to address concerns related to the size or shape of the labia minora. This procedure is tailored to reduce the size of the labia, alleviating discomfort or irritation associated with larger labia and enhancing aesthetic and functional outcomes. Dr. Wages utilizes various surgical techniques based on each patient’s specific needs.

Overview

Ideal Candidate:
Labiaplasty is ideal for individuals who are dissatisfied with the size or shape of their labia, experience discomfort due to enlarged labia, and are in good health with realistic expectations for the procedure's outcomes. Candidates must be willing to follow post-surgery recovery instructions closely, including refraining from intercourse for up to six weeks.

Procedure Details:
Labiaplasty reshapes and reduces the labia to achieve a balanced appearance and reduce physical discomfort.

  • Location: Peabody, MA
  • Duration: Approximately 1.5 hours
  • Anesthesia: General anesthesia
  • Recovery: Patients should rest on the day of surgery, resuming light activities within two days. Full activity is permitted after 12 weeks, with follow-up visits scheduled within the first 5-10 days and as needed afterward.

Preparation
Two weeks before the procedure, patients consult with Dr. Wages to review the surgery, complete paperwork, and make necessary preparations. Smoking cessation is recommended to promote optimal healing.

Patient Experience
From the initial consultation, Dr. Wages and his team offer guidance and support, providing comprehensive information on the procedure, a thorough examination, and detailed recovery plans. A collaborative approach is taken to help patients achieve their desired results.

Recovery
Patients are advised to rest for the first 24 hours post-surgery, following Dr. Wages’ detailed post-operative instructions for a smooth recovery. Initial results appear in the days and weeks following the surgery, with full healing anticipated within 3-6 months.

David J. Wages, M.D.

Peabody, Massachusetts,

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