Effect of Excess Estrogen on Breast and External Genitalia Development in Growth Hormone Deficiency

Hagisawa, Susumu; Shimura, Naoto; Arisaka, Osamu

doi:10.1016/j.jpag.2011.11.005

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“…Labiaplasty is a relatively new procedure in aesthetic gynecology. Women may desire to reduce their labia for various reasons including sexual development disorders, childhood treatment with estrogen or androgen (Hagisawa et al, 2012), recurrent pulling of the labial tissues, or infections (Committee on Gynecologic Practice & ACOG, 2007). Notably, most women seeking labial reduction have anatomically symmetrical genitals with labial dimensions similar to the labial dimensions of women who do not opt to undergo genital surgery (Lloyd et al, 2005).…”

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A Review of Aesthetic Gynecologic Procedures for Women

Lepaczuk¹,

Pieczykolan²,

Sior³

et al. 2022

Plastic and Aesthetic Nursing

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Aesthetic gynecologic surgery is gaining popularity among women and physicians. Aesthetic genital surgery for women encompasses both minimally invasive and open surgical procedures. Cosmetic genital procedures for women described in this article include perineoplasty, vaginoplasty, vaginal rejuvenation, labiaplasty, G-spot enlargement, Bartholin gland surgery, clitoral hoodoplasty, clitroplasty, hymenoplasty, and mons pubis plastic surgery. Based on a review of the literature for each procedure, the article discusses procedural methods and techniques, indications for implementation, potential consequences and side effects of the procedure, nursing implications, patients' motives for undergoing the procedure, and positions of scientific institutions relative to the procedure.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

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A Review of Aesthetic Gynecologic Procedures for Women

Lepaczuk¹,

Pieczykolan²,

Sior³

et al. 2022

Plastic and Aesthetic Nursing

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“…Vaginal labiaplasty, the surgical reduction of the labia minora as a treatment for labia hypertrophy, was first described in the plastic surgery literature by Hodgkinson and Hait in 1984. 4 Labia minora hypertrophy can be a result of sex development disorder, estrogen or androgen treatment during childhood, 5 , 6 infection, tissue expansion by repetitive pulling or irritation or it can occur concomitantly with incontinence 7 , 8 and consists of multiple components, including the clitoral hood, lateral prepuce, frenulum, and the body of the labia minora. According to the published data more than half of the women looking for labiaplasty wanted to improve the appearance of their labia minora 9 , 10 , 11 and in some studies 12 , 13 almost all listed aesthetics as one of the reasons.…”

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Sutureless Laser Labiaplasty of Labia Minora

Bizjak-Ogrinc

Sencar

2021

Sexual Medicine

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Introduction Female genital cosmetic surgery includes traditional surgical procedures resulting in alterations in genital size, appearance, and function as well as cosmetic vulvar and labial procedures. Vaginal labiaplasty, the surgical reduction of the labia minora as a treatment for labia hypertrophy, is becoming more and more common and there are many different techniques with no optimal approach suggested. Aim The purpose of this study is to report on a “sutureless” laser labiaplasty and to evaluate the efficacy and safety of this technique. Methods A retrospective chart review analysis of all 80 patients who underwent laser labiaplasty between February 2015 and April 2018 was conducted. Main Outcome Measures Women were asked about or checked for side effect and answered a questionnaire regarding their satisfaction. Results Majority of women did not report of any side effect, 7 reported wound infection, bleeding was reported by 1 patient, and 1 woman reported hematoma formation. All of the patients reported high satisfaction. There were no partly satisfied or dissatisfied patients. Conclusion Sutureless laser labiaplasty is a safe and effective way of improving women's lives and is associated with a high degree of patient satisfaction. U. Bizjak-Ogrinc, S. Senčar. Sutureless Laser Labiaplasty of Labia Minora. Sex Med 2021;9:100406.

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Labia Minora Labiaplasty: Surgical Techniques

Tórtola

Gaspar

2023

Topographic Labiaplasty

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Effect of Excess Estrogen on Breast and External Genitalia Development in Growth Hormone Deficiency

Cited by 8 publications

References 10 publications

A Review of Aesthetic Gynecologic Procedures for Women

A Review of Aesthetic Gynecologic Procedures for Women

Sutureless Laser Labiaplasty of Labia Minora

Labia Minora Labiaplasty: Surgical Techniques

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