Genital surgery in Lucknow

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General guidance, awaiting review by the clinic.

You can ask questions by phone or WhatsApp before booking, and you can bring a companion or ask for a chaperone during the examination. Your records are kept private.

Female genital surgery

A group of procedures that can improve the appearance or function of the vagina and vulva.

Labiaplasty

Reduces the inner lips (labia minora) so they do not protrude, or corrects asymmetry. Some women choose it to relieve chafing and irritation.

Vaginoplasty

Tightens the vagina by removing excess lining tissue, often for loss of tone after childbirth.

Hymenoplasty

Reconstructs the hymen by rejoining its torn edges.

Labia majora augmentation

Adds fullness to the outer lips using fat taken from another part of the body.

Mons pubis reduction

Liposuction of fat over the pubic area, so it is less prominent.

Clitoral hood reduction

Reduces excess skin around the clitoris (hoodectomy).

Male genital surgery

Procedures to correct the shape or size of the penis or scrotum, which can affect self-esteem and sexual life.

Penile girth enhancement

Adds girth using your own fat (autologous fat transfer). Results vary, and the risks are discussed in detail beforehand.

Hidden (buried) penis correction

Corrects a penis hidden within the pubic skin, fat or scrotum, often linked to obesity, weight loss or inflammation, improving visible and functional length.

Penoscrotal web correction

Restores the angle between the penis and scrotum where scrotal skin extends up the shaft, which can be present from birth or follow circumcision.

Scrotal reduction

Removes excess or low-hanging scrotal skin that causes discomfort, irritation or self-consciousness.

Testicular implants

For men born without a testicle or who have had one or both removed. Implants come in sizes to match the other side; adolescents can have them once growth is complete.

Gender-affirming surgery

Surgery that aligns the body with a person's gender identity, as part of wider care that may include hormone therapy.

Male to female

Removal of the penis and testes, usually followed by creation of a vagina (vaginoplasty). Other procedures may include breast augmentation, buttock augmentation, reduction of the Adam's apple and facial feminisation surgery (softening the brow, nose, jaw, forehead and cheekbones).

Female to male

Creation of male genitalia (masculinising genitoplasty), usually alongside other procedures such as mastectomy and hysterectomy, and testosterone therapy.

Recovery

After female genital surgery, swelling, soreness and bruising usually settle within one to two weeks, and you can walk comfortably after a few days. Sexual activity can usually resume after 4–6 weeks; the final result may take a couple of months.

After gender-affirming surgery, pain is usually controlled with medication and settles in a few days. Dressings are changed after a few days and stitches removed within a week. Healing continues for weeks or months; avoid strenuous activity and lifting.

Is it right for me?

General guidance, awaiting review by the clinic.

Genital surgery suits adults in good health with a clear concern about appearance, comfort or function. Gender-affirming surgery is part of a longer pathway: it usually follows assessment by a mental-health professional and a period of hormone therapy, and is done only in adults.

Risks

General guidance, awaiting review by the clinic.

Bleeding, infection, swelling, wound breakdown, scarring, changes in sensation, and a result that is not perfectly symmetrical. Gender-affirming surgery is a larger operation with further risks, which are discussed in detail beforehand.

What affects the cost

General guidance, awaiting review by the clinic.

Fees are explained at your consultation, once your plan is agreed.

• The procedure, or combination of procedures
• The type of anaesthesia and any hospital stay