How Much Does Labiaplasty Cost?

How much does labiaplasty cost?...

When you are considering labiaplasty, the price of the procedure can be a factor in making your decision, and choosing your surgeon-but should not be the ONLY consideration. Your surgeon’s experience, such as his/her board certifications, the complexity of your case, and before and after photos, are all important factors you should take into consideration.

Consider the location of your surgery

The price of labiaplasty may depend on the state or city you are electing to have your surgery as well as the surgeon’s experience doing the procedure. If you are considering traveling to another state or you are not from Illinois, you will need to consider travel costs and hotel accommodations. Check to see if your surgeon has pre-negotiated rates with local Chicago hotels and if their staff can help you make travel arrangements.

What is included in the cost of your labiaplasty?

The average cost of Labiaplasty in Chicago, IL, is between $4,000-$7,000, which typically includes:

Surgeon’s Fee
Pre Operative Lab Work & Appointments
Operating Room (OR) Fees
Anesthesia & Anesthesiologist Fees
Post-Operative Surgical Garment
Post-Op Appointments for one year

When interviewing doctors, make sure you ask what the fee includes. You don’t want any last-minute surprises.

Be wary of prices that seem too good to be true! Doctors who offer labiaplasty may not have the proper experience or training in doing the procedure. As with any elective surgery, there are risks, and surgeons who are specially trained in vaginal surgery know how to limit these risks for a safe outcome. It’s not worth the potential “savings” or risk doing permanent damage to your body or even death choosing the surgeon who gives you the lowest price. The most experienced surgeons will be within a similar price range and are well worth the money. Remember, you are paying for the surgeon’s experience and expertise.

Cosmetic surgery is a big investment, but well worth it! Because most cosmetic procedures are not covered by insurance, many surgeons offer financing options for patients who desire a deferred payment plan. Ask your patient coordinator what options are available to you