Many younger and older women have labia minora (inner lips) that they consider too large and unsightly. Unilateral or bilaterally enlarged labia minora can occur before or after childbearing. A labiaplasty may be right for you if you experience: Enlarged or irregular labia that cause self-consciousness or embarrassment during sexual activity. Interference with sexual intercourse due to labia being pulled or twisted into the vagina leading to unnecessary discomfort and embarrassment. Chaffing and pain from labia rubbing up against panties or tight clothing. Labia accidentally hanging out of bathing suit. Labia causing deviation of urinary stream. Labia causing an unsightly bulge visible when wearing a bathing suit, commonly known as “camel toe.” Darkening or melanosis on the edges of labia minora