After a labia reduction, swelling and a slight bruise in the pubic area can be expected. After about six weeks, the main part of the swelling starts to subside. The remaining, minor swelling will disappear within the following 6 months.
After the procedure, pain of varying intensity may occur in the first 1-2 days. This can be slightly improved with rest and painkillers.
In order to prevent wound healing disorders, we recommend avoiding any type of friction and physical stress on this region during the first six weeks (sexual intercourse, cycling, horse riding, jogging, use of tampons during menstruation, etc.). Everyday actions like sitting, walking and lying down are allowed.