Labia minora reduction or reshaping at JCI-accredited hospitals, handled privately with a clear itemised quote.
Labiaplasty reduces or reshapes the labia minora. Patients choose it for physical discomfort, for example when exercising, wearing close-fitting clothes or during intercourse, or for appearance. Variation in labial size and shape is normal, and surgery is optional.
The surgeon removes excess tissue and closes the edges with fine dissolving stitches. Your surgeon will discuss the technique, what is realistic and the recovery before you decide.
We have not found a reliable published UK price for this procedure, so we do not show a UK comparison. Your Istanbul quote lists exactly what is included. Enquiries are handled privately and in confidence.

Contact us in confidence. You receive an itemised quote within 48 hours with a clear list of what is and is not included. The hospital and surgeon are confirmed in writing before you pay for treatment.
You complete a medical questionnaire. Your surgeon may assess with photographs or a video consultation, as they advise, and confirms the plan.
Surgery is under local anaesthesia with sedation or general anaesthesia, as your surgeon advises, and usually takes about an hour.
You recover in Istanbul, attend post-operative checks and receive English-language operative notes for your UK GP.
All surgery carries risk. Your surgeon will go through these with you and the consent form will list them in full. They include:
Labiaplasty in Istanbul starts from £1,800. We have not found a reliable published UK price, so we do not show a UK comparison. Your itemised quote states what is included.
Yes. We treat enquiries in confidence and share your details only with the hospital that treats you.
Most patients stay in Istanbul for 3–5 days, subject to surgeon clearance. Swelling and tenderness settle over a few weeks. Your surgeon will advise on activity, exercise, hygiene and when it is safe to resume intercourse.
Not always. Some patients have physical discomfort. Others choose it for appearance. Either is a legitimate reason, and your surgeon will discuss yours without judgement.
Seek local medical care first if you need urgent help, for example for heavy bleeding or signs of infection. The treating hospital remains responsible for agreed follow-up, and we help coordinate communication with them. We do not provide post-operative medical care. Ask before you commit whether revision surgery is covered and on what terms, and get the answer in writing.
Tell us what you are considering. Itemised quote within 48 hours. Hospital and surgeon confirmed in writing before you pay.
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What to know before you travel and after you return.
Patients typically fly home 3–5 days after surgery, subject to surgeon clearance. Wear loose clothing and ask your surgeon about sitting comfortably on the flight. Ask your surgeon about compression stockings and moving regularly on the flight.
Operative notes, the discharge summary and any results are provided in English and forwarded to your UK GP on request. The treating hospital remains responsible for agreed follow-up. If you need urgent care at home, seek local medical help straight away. We can help coordinate communication with the hospital, but we do not provide post-operative medical care. Read what to do if something goes wrong.
You pay no coordination fee. We are paid by the hospital you are treated at, and we tell you this upfront. Deposits, payment schedules and refund terms are set by the hospital and confirmed in writing in your quote before you pay anything. Cancellation terms are in your coordination agreement — see the brokerage agreement.
Standard travel policies often exclude planned treatment and its complications, so check your cover and its exclusions before you travel. If you would like, we can introduce you to an FCA-authorised insurance provider offering medical-travel cover. We may receive a commission if you take out a policy. You are free to choose any provider, there is no obligation, and we do not give insurance advice.