Topographic Labiaplasty: From Theory to Clinical Practice

Topographic Labiaplasty: From Theory to Clinical Practice is a comprehensive medical reference on labia minora hypertrophy and clitoral hood elongation related to anatomical variants. Written by Pablo Gonzalez-Isaza and Rafael Sánchez-Borrego, the book presents a reproducible, structured technique of topographic labiaplasty that helps surgeons improve surgical results and avoid complications and poor aesthetic outcomes.

Across eighteen chapters, the text covers the history of labiaplasty, classifications of labia minora hypertrophy, indications and contraindications, anesthetic considerations, surgical instrumentation, reconstructive aspects, labiaplasty in teenagers, and the sexological impact. It also enables surgeons to understand the wide range of anatomical variants of the labia minora and clitoral frenulum complex, aiming for better aesthetic and functional results.

This first edition is published by Springer in English and includes surgical videos. It is addressed to consultants in gynecology, plastic surgery, urogynecology, and those interested in female cosmetic genital surgery.

Key Features

Highlights

• Provides a fully descriptive approach to labia minora hypertrophy and clitoral hood elongation related to anatomical variants
• Presents a reproducible and structured technique of Topographic Labiaplasty
• Covers history, classifications, indications and contraindications, anesthetic considerations, surgical instrumentation, reconstructive aspects, labiaplasty in teenagers, and sexological impact
• Includes surgical videos