Labiaplasty Los Angeles-Feeling prudish about your privates? Start feeling proud!

There
are two types of plastic surgery: reconstructive and cosmetic.
Reconstructive plastic surgery is the genre of plastic surgery
employed to improve or restore function or appearance due
deformities caused by genetic or birth defects, developed medical
conditions, injuries, or medical conditions. Cosmetic plastic
surgery, on the other hand is the kind of plastic surgery that
has come to be rather common and acceptable in today's society-
surgical and nonsurgical procedures designed to bring about a
more aesthetically-pleasing look to virtually any part of the
body.

Recently,
reconstructive and cosmetic plastic surgery to the gential
regions of both genders has been garnering attention and
popularity. Reconstructive plastic surgery to genital regions
usually entail the correction of some abnormality that is causing
the patient to experience sexual hardship or hardship simply
living their daily lives, or quite possibly, both.

And
example of a physical genital abnormality that could tremendously
better the life of a female patient, both sexually and
personally, is the labiaplasty. For women who have abnormally
long or large outer or inner labias can experience sexual
frustration- their inner labias might constantly get pulled in
towards the vagina during sex, causing discomfort, and possibly
pain- and/or general frustration during the course of a normal
day- large or long labias tend to rub against undergarments more
frequently and harshly than normal-sized labias, causing
discomfort and pain, and potentially causing infections to
develop.

The

labiaplasty
in Los Angeles
is a reconstructive cosmetic procedure of either the inner
labia or the outer labia, or both, that can help women who suffer
from the above mentioned labia discomfort.

Males
are not immune from the need for reconstructive plastic surgery
to the genital region. There is a 1% chance that a male who is
uncircumcised will have a penis that is afflicted by the medical
condition known as phimosis. Phimosis prevents the foreskin of
the penis from fully retracting over the end of the penis, which
tends to cause either discomfort or pain- but the main problem
with phimosis isn't the discomfort or pain associated with
it.

Uncircumcised
penii are already more susceptible to infection than circumcised
penii simply because of the fact that uncircumcised penii require
more precise and time-consuming hygienic maintenance. Having the
condition of phimosis means that an uncircumcised penis is even
harder to clean and maintain, heightening the risk of infection
even higher.

In
order to fix phimosis, a patient can do one of two things: either
get a circumcision or get a preputioplasty. For most males who
have phimosis, circumcision is undesirable, likely due to
religious reasons or the simple fact that a circumcision is quite
painful and requires a long and uncomfortable recovery. The
majority of males who have phimosis choose to undergo the
preputioplasty, which is relatively painless and requires a much
shorter recovery time than circumcision. When deciding to undergo
a preputioplasty, it is of utmost importance that you do your
research and choose the most qualified
preputioplasty specialist in Los Angeles to perform your
procedure.

To
find more details about
preputioplasty
please visit:

http://www.drsafir.com/DrSafir_About_Y-V_Preputioplasty.aspx