Labiaplasty in Norwalk, CT
Reclaim Your Comfort and Confidence
- Outpatient procedure completed in about two hours
- General anesthesia or twilight sedation for your comfort
- Minimal scarring with a natural-looking result
- Back to work in one to two weeks
“An Angel in Her Field”
Truly Exceptional Care and Results
“I can’t say enough wonderful things about DrKishinevsky. From the very beginning, she was incredibly qualified, honest, and truly compassionate an absolute angel in her field.”
— Rachel, 5-Star Review
Dr. Kishinevsky on the
Life-Changing Impact of Labiaplasty
In this video, Dr. Kishinevsky discusses the real-world impact of labial overgrowth on everyday life, from discomfort during exercise and intimacy to self-consciousness about clothing choices. She explains how she tailors each labiaplasty to the patient's specific needs, keeps scars hidden and minimal, and helps women regain confidence and comfort with a recovery that typically takes just one to two weeks.
Meet Your Surgeon: Dr. Anya Kishinevsky
Dr. Kishinevsky is a board-certified plastic surgeon in Norwalk, CT, who has been helping patients from across the Bridgeport, CT, area feel comfortable and confident since 2006. As a woman and a surgeon, she brings a level of understanding and sensitivity that patients find especially reassuring for intimate procedures like labiaplasty. Here is what sets her apart:
- Board-certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery
- Trained at Johns Hopkins, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, and Yale New Haven Hospital
- Repeatedly named a Top Doc by Connecticut Magazine
- Named a Castle Connolly Exceptional Woman in Medicine (2024)
- Frequently receives gynecologist referrals for labiaplasty
- Fluent in Russian, French, and Hebrew, with conversational Spanish
Dr. Kishinevsky's gentle technique and attentive demeanor have earned the trust of patients throughout Connecticut who value discretion, precision, and compassionate care.
Understanding the Factors Affecting Cost
The cost will vary depending upon a variety of factors, including the plastic surgeon you select, the extent of treatment, and the type of anesthesia administered. Rejuvenation of the vagina is usually considered an elective treatment because its function is generally cosmetic. Patients with enlarged or protruding vaginal lips who feel self-conscious about their appearance, or those who experience discomfort during sexual intercourse, may benefit from undergoing surgery.
If you are considering labiaplasty, board-certified plastic surgeon Anya Kishinevsky can review all factors that affect labiaplasty cost during your initial consultation at our Norwalk, CT, plastic surgery office and provide an estimate for treatment. We welcome patients from throughout Connecticut.
the Cost of Labiaplasty
This procedure is generally not covered by health insurance unless the enlarged or protruding labia causes significant health problems. There are several factors that affect the cost of your treatment, including:
A Closer Look at the Factors Affecting Cost
Geographical Location of the Plastic Surgery Office
The cost of a plastic surgery procedure is greatly influenced by the location of the practice. For example, surgery performed in the midwest will probably cost less than surgery performed on either coast.
Which Plastic Surgeon You Choose
The experience of your surgeon will have a direct impact on the final cost of your treatment, as well as the results. As a board-certified surgeon, Dr. Kishinevsky in Norwalk, CT, can provide superior care and has won the trust of her patients because of her expertise and caring demeanor. When you entrust your cosmetic needs to our practice, you can enjoy the peace of mind that your doctor is well-trained and can help you achieve your aesthetic goals.
Extent of Work Required in the Labiaplasty
The extent of work required during your labiaplasty also influences cost. The final expense will vary depending upon whether Dr. Kishinevsky needs to address just the labia majora or the labia minora, or also has to reduce the clitoral hood.
Combining Cosmetic Procedures
A labiaplasty can be combined with other plastic surgery procedures such as a tummy tuck or liposuction at our Norwalk, CT, office. This will increase the total cost of your treatment.
If you have additional questions regarding treatment, including candidacy and the timeline, our compassionate team would be happy to assist you further during your personal consultation.
Exceptional Care When It Matters Most
“The procedure Dr. K did on me was fantastic. I love how it came out! She’s professional, and is awesome at was she does:) Also, the front desk is friendly and welcoming. My experience here was definitely a 10!”
— Maria, 5-Star Review
What Issues Can Labiaplasty Address?
Physical Discomfort
Large labia minora can make activities like sexual intercourse, inserting a tampon, or riding a bike very uncomfortable. By removing problematic excess tissue, surgery can eliminate chafing and other functional issues.
Cosmetic Concerns
Enlarged labial tissue can also peek out through underwear or bathing suits, making you feel self-conscious. Surgery can help your labia minora stay tucked inside of the surrounding tissue, giving you a more symmetrical, smooth shape.
The Benefits of Labiaplasty
Improved Comfort
For women who have pain or soreness in the vaginal area due to excess tissue, this treatment can provide life-changing results.
Boost in Confidence
Surgery can provide peace of mind for women who are self-conscious about wearing swimsuits or other revealing clothing.
Simple Procedure
In most cases, Dr. Kishinevsky can complete the procedure in about two hours. The recovery is fairly simple and most patients can return to work in one to two weeks.
Signs You May Be a
Good Candidate for Labiaplasty
Many factors affect the appearance and function of a woman’s labia as she ages. Women who elect to undergo this treatment have often experienced certain physical and aesthetic concerns, including:
- Elongated labial tissue
- Asymmetric labial folds
- Discomfort or soreness after labial tissue is maladjusted for a period of time
- Pain or soreness during tampon use, intercourse, or exercise
- More care required when washing the vagina because of the delicate or stretched labial tissue
The transformation of labial tissue over time is common, especially among women who have given birth, experienced trauma to the area, had growth spurts, or have for one reason or another experienced stretching in the delicate tissue of the labia. At a certain point, this tissue loses elasticity and will remain in a drooping or uneven state.
Unfortunately, this procedure is not for everyone. Women experiencing gynecological disease and women who are unwilling to quit tobacco use at least during the weeks of healing time following surgery should not undergo this treatment. Women planning on having more vaginal childbirths in the future may want to wait until after they have finished having children before undergoing labiaplasty.
Compassion Meets Precision
“Dr. Kishinevsky is a very talented and compassionate plastic surgeon. Thank you for your help!”
— Jenny, 5-Star Review
Frequently Asked Questions About Labiaplasty
Is labiaplasty only for women who have had children?
No. While childbirth can stretch or change the appearance of labial tissue, many women are born with asymmetrical or enlarged labia that cause discomfort or self-consciousness from a young age. Patients of all ages and backgrounds seek labiaplasty for both functional and cosmetic reasons.
How do I know if I am a good candidate?
Good candidates are women who experience physical discomfort from elongated or asymmetrical labial tissue, or who feel self-conscious about the appearance of their labia. Candidates should be in good overall health and have realistic expectations for the outcome.
Are there any reasons I should wait or avoid labiaplasty?
Women who are planning future vaginal childbirths may want to postpone the procedure, as childbirth can stretch or change labial tissue again. Patients experiencing gynecological disease should consult with their doctor before considering surgery. Dr. Kishinevsky also recommends that patients who use tobacco stop at least during the weeks of healing following surgery to support proper recovery.
What can I expect during recovery?
Most patients can return to work and light daily activities within one to two weeks. Some swelling and soreness is normal, and Dr. Kishinevsky will provide detailed instructions on gentle cleansing and care of the suture line. You should avoid strenuous activity and intercourse for several weeks after surgery.
