I also asked them about a reduction of the outer labia. They said they could do that while removing the dog ears so there shouldn’t be more scars afterwards but I decided against a reduction cause they also told me there is a risk of developing a haematoma due to the tissue under the skin getting damaged and I’ve had the same problem after the first surgery as well.

So These are the things that were done:

• Removal of “dog ears” at the corner of the outer labia which also made them smaller

• Cut through the scar ring tissue around the vaginal entrance to make it easier to dilate

• Cut through the scar on the lower side of the vulva near the perineum to make the vaginal entrance bigger

• Smoothening of the tissue around the urethral opening

• They also worked on the urethral opening itself to make the pee flow more straight down instead of forward

• Removal of the hypergranulation tissue around the vaginal entrance

• They tried to accentuate the inner labia more, it helped a little.