A labiaplasty consultation in Orlando with Dr. Adam J. Oppenheimer is a brief, private exam followed by an open conversation about your goals. No decisions about surgery are made on the spot, and nothing about the visit is as invasive as it may sound. Dr. Oppenheimer has performed more than 500 labiaplasty surgeries and personally designed a patented surgical instrument, the Pinchplasty forceps, now used by surgeons nationally.
In this blog, we walk through exactly what to expect at your labiaplasty consultation, from the moment you check in to the questions Dr. Oppenheimer will ask about your goals, so you can walk in feeling prepared instead of anxious.
How to Prepare for Your Labiaplasty Consultation
Preparing for a labiaplasty consultation takes very little effort, and there is no need to change your routine around the appointment. A few simple points make the visit easier:
- Scheduling around your period is optional. Since you will have your period at some point during care, timing your consultation, procedure, and follow-ups around your life is perfectly fine.
- Shaving beforehand is not necessary. Dr. Oppenheimer and his clinical team do not notice, and it has no bearing on the exam.
- Trimming the pubic area is recommended before the visit, though not required.
- Bring a written list of questions or concerns. Many patients find it easier to remember everything they wanted to ask when it's on paper.
- Wear whatever makes you comfortable. There is no special clothing requirement for the appointment.
Out-of-town patients make up about a third of Dr. Oppenheimer's labiaplasty patients, and a virtual consultation is available for anyone who would rather start the process by phone before traveling to Orlando.
A Walkthrough of Your Visit, Step by Step
A labiaplasty consultation with Dr. Oppenheimer moves quickly and is designed to feel as unintimidating as possible. After checking in, you will have a chance to talk with Dr. Oppenheimer's nurse about your medical history and goals before the exam takes place.
The physical exam itself is brief and entirely guided by you. There is no speculum and no pap smear involved. Instead, it is a looking-only exam: you hold a mirror, and Dr. Oppenheimer looks at the anatomy you point out. The only physical contact is a light touch with a Q-tip, and the exam typically lasts just five to ten seconds. Dr. Oppenheimer performs two to four of these exams every day, so the process is routine and handled with professionalism throughout.
Once the exam is finished, the conversation continues. This is when Dr. Oppenheimer explains what he observed, answers any questions, and begins discussing what a personalized labiaplasty plan could look like for you.
Questions Dr. Oppenheimer Will Ask About Your Goals
The heart of a labiaplasty consultation is understanding why you are considering surgery in the first place, since the answer shapes the entire plan. Dr. Oppenheimer will typically ask whether your concerns are primarily about appearance, physical discomfort, or both, since many women experience some combination of the two.
Expect questions about how your labia affect daily life: does clothing pull or pinch, does exercise require adjusting yourself, does intercourse feel uncomfortable, or has hygiene become a challenge? Dr. Oppenheimer will also ask about the specific look you're hoping to achieve, since some women want a fully "tucked in" appearance while others simply want symmetry or a smoother edge.
Honesty during this conversation matters. The more clearly you can describe what bothers you and what you're hoping to change, the more precisely Dr. Oppenheimer can tailor your surgical plan to your anatomy and goals.
What Determines Your Personalized Plan
Several factors come together during your consultation to shape your individual surgical plan. Dr. Oppenheimer will evaluate your anatomy, including whether hormone-related changes such as clitoromegaly are present, since this can affect how much tissue can safely be reduced. He will also discuss anesthesia preferences with you, ranging from local anesthesia alone to sedation options, so that you choose the approach that feels right for you.
Rather than repeating every technical detail here, it's worth noting that Dr. Oppenheimer will walk you through his preferred modified edge technique and explain why it's typically recommended over older approaches. For a deeper look at the surgical techniques and anesthesia choices themselves, our labiaplasty procedure page covers those details in full.
From Consultation to Surgery Day: What Happens Next
Once your consultation is complete, the path to surgery follows a predictable timeline. Pricing for labiaplasty in Orlando starts at $6,495, with your exact quote depending on whether additional procedures, such as clitoral hood reduction, are included in your plan.
After your consultation, the next stop is the PreOPP visit, where Dr. Oppenheimer's clinical nurse reviews your aftercare instructions, answers any remaining questions, and takes photographs for your private medical record. These photos are never saved with your name and are never shared without your direct written and verbal approval.
From there, scheduling surgery is typically straightforward, and most patients move from consultation to surgery day within a matter of weeks. Every labiaplasty is backed by Dr. Oppenheimer's postOPP promise: free revisions and complications covered for a full year after your procedure.
Ready to Schedule Your Labiaplasty Consultation? Dr. Oppenheimer Is Here to Help
Taking the first step toward a labiaplasty consultation can feel like the hardest part, but Dr. Oppenheimer and his team have built a process specifically to make it comfortable, quick, and judgment-free. With hundreds of labiaplasty surgeries behind him and a patented surgical instrument bearing his own design improvements, Dr. Oppenheimer brings both experience and genuine compassion to every consultation. Contact Oppenheimer Plastic Surgery in Orlando today to schedule your labiaplasty consultation and start the conversation about your goals.
Sources
- American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG): Vulvar Conditions and Normal Anatomy
- American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS): Labiaplasty
