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Individual adjustments for greater comfort and confidence & self-confidence.
The intimate area is an essential part of a woman’s body awareness – it influences personal well-being, sexuality, and self-confidence. Changes due to genetic predisposition, pregnancy, childbirth, weight fluctuations, or the natural aging process can lead women to feel no longer completely at home in their own bodies.
Modern intimate surgery offers various options for individually correcting the shape, size, and firmness of the external genital area – for example, through a reduction of the labia minora (inner lips), a clitoral prepuce reduction, a excision of perianal skin tags or a correction of birth-related injuries. The goal of every treatment is to achieve a result that respects your wishes, enhances your quality of life, and feels natural and harmonious.
I will support you with empathy, professional expertise, and the utmost discretion – for greater self-determination and a confident, comfortable feeling in your own body.
The reduction of the labia minora is a surgical procedure that can have both medical and aesthetic reasons. Enlarged or asymmetric labia can cause discomfort, such as during sports, wearing tight clothing, or during intercourse. The so-called labiaplasty removes excess tissue and restores a harmonious, functional anatomy.
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Clitoral hood tightening is an aesthetic, intimate procedure in which excess skin around the clitoral hood is removed. The goal is to visually tighten the area and expose the clitoris more, which can enhance sensitivity as well as improve the overall appearance.
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The correction after a childbirth injury is a surgical procedure aimed at treating consequences such as scars, asymmetries, or functional impairments in the intimate area. Commonly affected areas are the perineum, labia, or vaginal opening, which may have been damaged by tears or episiotomies.
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A marisca removal surgery is a procedure for removing mariscae, which are small, skin-colored folds of tissue around the anal edge. These often develop after hemorrhoidal conditions, pregnancies, or due to genetic predisposition.
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