Intimate surgery in Bern

We perform mons veneris reductions under local or general anaesthetic in a 1–2 hour procedure at our practice here in Bern. A mons veneris reduction uses the so-called ‘tumescent’ method, which we also use in facelifts and to surgically remove sweat glands. In this method, the surgeon injects a considerable quantity of saline solution under the patient’s skin: firstly to raise the skin slightly, and secondly to liquefy any fat deposits.

Fine cannulas are then inserted under the skin via small incisions. By moving these cannulas gently, the surgeon can remove large quantities of this fatty tissue.

If the liposuction results in large amounts of excess skin, a further incision may be made above the labia to help tauten the skin. The incision is then sutured to complete the operation.

Following the procedure, patients have to wear compression tights to protect the treated region and prevent any bumpiness or skin pockets from forming. A mons veneris reduction doesn’t require an inpatient stay, as we perform the surgery on an outpatient basis here in Bern. Patients are fully presentable and ready to return to work the following day.

It will take around 4 weeks for the wounds to heal fully and for all swelling to subside. You should also avoid any sporting activities for the first 2 weeks.

You won’t be able to carry out any light to moderate physical activities for about 2–4 days.

Mons veneris liposuction is an extremely low-risk procedure and leaves behind no scars – making it a safe operation.

As the surgery only involves very small incisions, the risk of infection is minimal if the patient exercises proper hygiene; the same applies for the risk of wound healing deficits.

Following a mons veneris reduction, you may experience bruising, swelling and minor sensory disturbances for a short period. However, such symptoms will fade on their own in time and aren’t any cause for concern.

In our Bern practice, we usually perform labiaplasty under local anaesthetic: a general anaesthetic is not usually required. The surgery can take 2–3 hours depending on the treatment scope and complexity.

Labia reduction procedure

There are various labiaplasty methods available to patients, differing primarily in the location of the incisions. Using a special laser, the surgeon removes part of the labia minora. The location and shape of the incisions depend on the surgical method selected. The labia minora can also be removed in their entirety. The surgeon then sutures the incisions using fine medical thread that dissolves over time and therefore doesn’t need to be removed.

Surgery to reduce the size of the labia majora is a less common procedure. This treatment involves liposuction of fat tissue in the areas to be treated.

Labia augmentation procedure

On the other hand, we can also augment a woman’s labia. In this case, prepared fat tissues previously taken from the patient are injected into the labia majora, affording them a plumper, fuller appearance.

Following surgery on the labia, you should avoid placing any physical strain or pressure on the genital region. You should also avoid exercise, physically demanding work and sexual intercourse in the first few weeks following the procedure.

As an operation, labiaplasty has a very low risk of complications. At worst, you might experience some slight bleeding, bruising or wound healing deficits. You might also experience numbness in the genital area following labia surgery, though this usually dissipates quickly on its own.

Of course, there is a certain risk of infection – though if patients follow hygiene rules carefully and care diligently for the wounds, this risk can be reduced to virtually zero.

We can perform G-spot amplification as an outpatient procedure here in Bern; the treatment takes around an hour. Patients are fully presentable immediately afterwards. The treatment procedure depends on the filler selected.

When using hyaluronic acid

If the G-spot is to be amplified using hyaluronic acid, a local anaesthetic is administered to the area around the G-spot. We then inject a small amount of hyaluronic acid. Hyaluronic acid’s considerable water binding capacity swells the G-spot to double its original size. As hyaluronic acid is a substance that occurs naturally in the human body, it is also broken down by the body over time. The amplification effect therefore fades over the course of around a year, after which time the G-spot returns to its former size.

For the treatment results to be long-lasting, the amplification procedure should be repeated at regular intervals.

When using the patient’s own body fat

In contrast to hyaluronic acid injections, G-spot amplification using the patient’s own body fat provides lasting results – that is to say, the filler isn’t broken down in time. To begin with, the surgeon uses liposuction to collect fat tissue from elsewhere on the patient’s body. As only a small quantity of fat tissue is required, this procedure is rather minor. The extracted fat is then prepared before being injected into the vaginal wall, where some of the injected fat cells take hold and remain permanently. This makes it possible to enhance a woman’s G-spot with long-lasting effects.

For hyaluronic acid injections: As the hyaluronic acid is broken down by the body, the effect will last around 6–12 months. After this time, the G-spot will have returned to its original size and the procedure can be repeated.

You can have intercourse again 24 hours after the treatment.

As with all injections, those to amplify a woman’s G-spot may result in slight swelling, bruising and redness. However, such symptoms should recede of their own accord within a few days.

There is also a risk of infection, though this risk is kept to an absolute minimum if patients adhere strictly to hygiene requirements.