• Bleeding: Bleeding is a common occurrence after any surgery. There is a small risk of excessive bleeding (hemorrhage) after labiaplasty. Hemorrhage can occur if the blood vessels are not properly controlled during the surgery. This can lead to blood loss and potentially require a transfusion.
• Infection: Infection is a rare complication after labiaplasty. However, if it does occur, it can be treated with antibiotics.
• Scarring: Scarring is a common occurrence after any surgery. The scarring from labiaplasty is usually minimal and not noticeable. However, in some cases, the scarring can be more extensive.
• Pain: Pain is a common side effect after any surgery. The pain from labiaplasty is usually mild and can be managed with pain medication.
• Sensitivity changes: Sensitivity changes are a rare complication of labiaplasty. In some cases, the sensitivity of the labia may be decreased or increased. These changes are usually temporary and will resolve on their own.
• Nerve damage: Nerve damage is a rare complication of labiaplasty. In some cases, the nerves that supply sensation to the labia may be damaged during the surgery. This can lead to numbness or other changes in sensation. These changes are usually temporary and will resolve on their own.
• Skin necrosis (death): Skin necrosis is a rare complication of labiaplasty. In some cases, the skin on the labia may die due to the loss of blood supply. This can lead to infection and potential scarring.
• Recurrence of labia enlargement: In some cases, the labia may enlarge again after labiaplasty. This is more likely to occur if the original reason for the enlargement is not corrected.

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