Labiaplasty & Vaginal Rejuvenation

Labiaplasty, revision labiaplasty, and non-surgical vaginal rejuvenation by Dr. Cat Huang-Begovic — recognised as a pioneer in vaginal cosmetic surgery. Labiaplasty reduces and reshapes enlarged or asymmetric labia minora using the trim or wedge technique, tailored to the patient's anatomy. Revision labiaplasty addresses previous unsatisfactory results. ThermiVa non-surgical radiofrequency vaginal rejuvenation is also available for external laxity and mild internal symptoms without surgery.

Dr. Cat Huang-Begovic is publicly identified as a pioneer in vaginal cosmetic surgery and dedicates a significant portion of her practice to labiaplasty and vulvar aesthetic procedures — a subspecialty area that requires both the surgical precision of plastic surgery and a respectful, patient-centred consultation approach given the intimate nature of the concerns. Labiaplasty surgically reduces the labia minora (inner lips of the vulva) in patients who experience discomfort from enlarged, asymmetric, or elongated labia — whether that discomfort is physical (chafing during exercise, friction in clothing, discomfort during intercourse) or aesthetic (discomfort with appearance in swimwear or intimate settings). Two primary techniques are used: the trim (direct excision) technique removes the protruding edge of the labia minora along its full length, producing a clean linear result that eliminates the darkened, irregular labial edge entirely; the wedge technique removes a V-shaped segment from the middle of the labial tissue, preserving the natural labial edge texture and colour while reducing the overall labial projection — generally preferred for patients with hyperpigmentation or rugosity of the labial edge they wish to preserve. The choice between techniques is made at consultation based on the patient's anatomy, degree of excess, and personal preference. Labiaplasty revision addresses patients who have undergone a prior labiaplasty elsewhere with unsatisfactory results — over-resection, under-resection, asymmetry, scarring, or loss of natural tissue characteristics — and is a technically demanding subspecialty area within vaginal surgery. Non-surgical vaginal rejuvenation is offered via ThermiVa — a radiofrequency-based device that delivers controlled thermal energy to the external vulvar tissue and, via an intravaginal probe, to the internal vaginal tissue — for patients seeking improvement in mild laxity, reduced sensation, or dryness without surgical intervention. ThermiVa stimulates collagen remodelling and tissue tightening over a course of three sessions.