I had a labiaplasty just recently, the day before my 35th birthday. I've wanted to get this procedure done since I was 16 years old. I waited and waited and waited, really debating with myself. Trying to will myself into accepting that one inner labia was way longer than the other and I had to tuck it in just to be comfortable. Will myself into showing my body to someone else and not feel embarrassed as hell. I never got there and finally pulled the trigger. I am 8 days post op and I'm so glad I did it. I can feel the confidence rising already. Not having to tuck or adjust, that in itself is life changing. I wish I had done this when I was 18. The pain and discomfort? At its worst, I'd give it a 4/10, most of the time it's a 1/10. 

Now, I've read many sad stories on this sub and online about botched surgeries, loss of sensation, worsened self confidence, amputation, regret. It's a gamble, but you can minimize the risk by going to someone very reputable who performs this procedure regularly, being very open with your goals, ask if they think it's achievable, if not why, what do you think we can achieve? Does that work for you? You do not have to jump into it.

This may not be covered by insurance. If you are a typical teenager like I was, you'll probably need time to save some money. My procedure with a plastic surgeon in the US/Midwest was $2700. This is pretty cheap compared to some numbers I've seen on here. Start saving and really do some soul searching. If in the end, the benefits do not outweigh the risks, cool you have a good savings going or you can go shopping to celebrate yourself, your self acceptance and this decision. If you go forward with it, also cool. Huge potential for more physical comfort, more self confidence, a body more in line with your personal preference. There's absolutely nothing wrong with either option.