Yes, nerve damage is a potential risk associated with labiaplasty, as with any surgical procedure. The extent of nerve damage can vary depending on factors such as the skill of the surgeon, the techniques used during the procedure, and individual differences in anatomy and healing. Some individuals may experience temporary or permanent changes in sensation, including numbness or hypersensitivity, in the genital area following labiaplasty. It’s essential for anyone considering this procedure to thoroughly discuss potential risks and benefits with a qualified surgeon before making a decision.
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