Cosmetic Gynaecology Surgery

Cosmetic Gynaecology Procedures in London

Cosmetic gynaecology encompasses surgical and non-surgical procedures to repair, rejuvenate, and enhance the external and internal female genitalia. Procedures range from and to address labial appearance and comfort, through to and for vaginal tightening and perineal repair, and the full range of for non-surgical rejuvenation, stress urinary incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, and vaginal atrophy.

All surgical cosmetic gynaecology procedures at Centre for Surgery are performed by , a consultant gynaecological surgeon on the , at our .

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The most common cause of pelvic floor and vaginal change is vaginal childbirth. During delivery, the pelvic floor musculature, connective tissue, and nerves are stretched significantly. A traumatic delivery — prolonged second stage, instrumented delivery with forceps or ventouse — can cause lasting pelvic injury. Common consequences include , , vaginal laxity, widening of the vaginal opening, and changes to the external labial anatomy. The natural ageing process, hormonal changes at menopause, and significant weight loss can compound these effects over time.

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Labiaplasty and Labial Surgery

reduces or reshapes the labia minora (inner lips) and, where needed, the labia majora (outer lips). It is the most commonly performed cosmetic in the UK. Women choose labiaplasty to relieve discomfort during exercise or intercourse, to address asymmetry, or to the cosmetic appearance of the labia. Several surgical techniques are available, including the trim method, wedge technique, and de-epithelialisation. Your surgeon will recommend the most appropriate at consultation.

(hoodectomy) reduces excess prepuce tissue covering the clitoris. It is most commonly in combination with labiaplasty in the same session.

For women who have lost labial volume rather than experiencing labial excess, two augmentation options are available. uses the patient’s own fat, harvested from the inner thighs, to permanently restore fullness to the labia majora — a one-off procedure with no repeat injections required. is the non-surgical, non-permanent alternative (£1,200 per treatment, results lasting 6–9 months).

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Vaginal Tightening and Perineal Repair

(vaginal tightening surgery) reconstructs the posterior vaginal wall and repairs the levator ani muscles to reduce the internal vaginal diameter. It is most commonly sought after vaginal childbirth to restore vaginal tone and improve sexual sensation. All vaginoplasty procedures are performed by Mr Joe Daniels under . From £6,500.

repairs and tightens the perineum — the area between the vaginal opening and the anus — addressing damage from perineal tears, episiotomy, or the ageing process. It can be combined with vaginoplasty in the same session. From £4,500 standalone; from £8,500 combined with vaginoplasty.

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Non-Surgical Vaginal Laser Treatments

Centre for Surgery is one of the few CQC-regulated facilities in the UK offering the complete range of Fotona SMOOTH® laser gynaecology treatments. All four procedures use the award-winning Fotona SP Dynamis laser — non-surgical, no anaesthetic, no downtime.

Each session costs £1,200. A full course of three sessions costs £3,600. Annual sessions are recommended.

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Am I Suitable for Cosmetic Gynaecology?

Suitability is confirmed at an in-person consultation with Mr Joe Daniels (surgical procedures) or our clinical team (laser treatments). In general, suitable candidates include women who:

Non-surgical laser treatments are for women at earlier stages of symptoms or those who prefer to avoid surgery entirely. Mr Daniels and our team will recommend the most appropriate approach at consultation.

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Is Cosmetic Gynaecology Safe?

Cosmetic gynaecology procedures are supported by a substantial body of peer-reviewed clinical literature. As with any procedure, risks and complications exist and will be discussed in full by Mr Daniels at your consultation before any decision to proceed. Non-surgical Fotona laser treatments carry significantly lower risks than surgical procedures and require no anaesthetic or recovery time.

Recovery After Cosmetic Gynaecology

Recovery varies depending on the . All surgical procedures at Centre for Surgery are performed as day cases — you go home the same day.

After labiaplasty or clitoral hood reduction, mild swelling and discomfort are normal for the first few days. Avoid tight clothing, sexual intercourse, and tampon use for six weeks. Most patients return to desk-based work within five to seven days. Avoid strenuous exercise for four to six weeks.

After vaginoplasty or perineoplasty, recovery is slightly longer. Avoid sexual for a minimum of six weeks. Full healing of the deeper tissues takes approximately three months. A surgeon review with Mr Daniels is included at six weeks.

Fotona laser treatments require no downtime — normal activities can be resumed . Avoid sexual activity for 72 hours after each session.

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How Much Does Cosmetic Gynaecology Cost in London?

All prices confirmed in writing at consultation. No hidden additions.

The £100 fee is redeemable in full against your procedure cost. 0% APR finance available through Chrysalis Finance on all surgical procedures, subject to status.

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Can I Get Cosmetic Gynaecology on the NHS?

Cosmetic gynaecology procedures for aesthetic indications are not funded by the NHS. Some functional procedures may be on referral for severe clinical indications — your GP can advise. Centre for Surgery offers 0% APR finance through Chrysalis Finance to help make treatment accessible.

Cosmetic Gynaecology at Centre for Surgery

All surgical cosmetic gynaecology at Centre for Surgery is performed by , a consultant gynaecological surgeon on the with subspecialist experience in cosmetic gynaecology and pelvic floor reconstruction. In the UK, cosmetic gynaecology procedures can legally be performed by doctors without specialist gynaecological training. GMC Register status is a verifiable standard — confirm your surgeon’s registration directly on the GMC website before booking.

Our Baker Street clinic is regulated by the , which specifically rated our aftercare as "outstanding" — the rating. We offer TIVA as standard for all surgical procedures. A mandatory two-week cooling-off period applies to all surgical treatments.

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Centre for Surgery is a CQC-regulated hospital on London’s Baker Street, delivering plastic and cosmetic surgery through GMC-registered specialist surgeons. Our expertise spans facial including and , , for men, and body contouring procedures such as and . Patient safety, surgical and natural-looking results sit at the heart of we do.

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