I have a friend who says she wants Labioplasty after her last child. Is it worth it?
485101
She should go for it if her husband is keen.
579353
If its been less than 6 years, its a very high sucess rate. I think it drops to 75%-80% in the 7-10 bracket, and continues lower from there. Alot of it has to do with the skill of the surgeon and his reattachment methods. But before you go picking out baby names, he needs to go in for an appointment to see if his vas deferens (spelling horrid, i know) are even long enough for a re-attachment. But I know a guy that had it done 6 years ago and has his wife preggy within 30 days of his surgery. Just make sure you pick a specialist that does at least 1 reversal per week.
884631
I have nothing against cosmetic surgery, but make sure you don't want any more kids first.  Or make sure you don't have any more kids first.
28845
I would go if I were you .Your condition alough painful is not life threatning and downs children are very loving and need routine .So go.
976801
I have had this done.When you go in they will show you a movie about Dysphlasia { not sure if I spelled it rite but you know what i mean}and how they remove it. What will happen if they do not get it all or it comes back.I know that you are scared.I was terrified.But remeber they caught it early which means chances are they will get it all the first time. As for the Leep it's self honestly it's not fun.But they do freeze the effected area before they do it.What I found more uncomfortable was having the freezing needles put in.I had some  cramping after that lasted about 3 days.I just took Motrin for it. I had to go back every 6 month for 2 years to have Biopsies taken just to be sure it did not come back. I now make sure that I never miss my pap.Good Luck if you need to talk feel free to e-mail me. Hope this helps some.
308624
I haven't had it yet. I wanted to get it, but it doesn't seem like that's going to happen.\nI met a woman a couple of years ago who had had a bypass.  She was pregnant and extremely sick, as was her fetus, because she couldn't eat enough.  I was in a store and I commented on this lady's tattoo, as I have a similar one, and she said she got it when she got her surgery, and then she started crying (in the middle of a store, to a stranger) and telling me this story.\nHowever, my close friend who had it, even though she was sick the first month or so, said she would do it again in a heartbeat.  She has a lap-band.
199501
I'd think about it twice (at least) if I were you. Sure, you want it now, but in 10 years? It's not gonna look pretty, you'll quite possibly get tired of it, it's expensive to remove.. Besides; it's painful to get it done in the first place.
587606
If the model-type was good at fellatio, I'd marry her and buy her a lifetime supply of breath savers, listerine, and eclipse "cinammon inferno" gum. And I'd see if I could get a dentist to do something about it. I think it would still cost less in the long run than plastic surgery for the fugly one.
180213
I know you really care about your friend, and that is very good.  I am afraid in this case, you probably should advise her as well as possible about STD's and the like.  In fact, rather than talk to her parents, I think you could educate her yourself.  Take her to Planned Parenthood, and let them really inform her about what she must do to be safe.  You can threaten to tell her parents if she doesn't--a little leverage.  I think, however, that is the best compromise.  She has free will, and must be allowed to both trust in you and make her own choices in life.  Because you care, it is your right to "stack the deck" in favor of safety by connecting her to sexually safe information from a place like Planned Parenthood--who, by the way, is COMPLETELY confidential.  She cannot say no.  So sneak her away for lunch and a session at PP.  Make it a fun day.  Call ahead and make an appointment.  In fact, it may be wise for you to consult them about your situation.  They have dealt with this 1000's of times, and can probably add great information to what I have already told you.  Good luck.  Being a good friend is sometimes hard, but a betrayal to her parents is something you will never get to change.  IF she screws up herself, it is not your responsibility.  Sometimes people only learn when things go wrong--sad, but true.  Be sure to follow up with what happens if  you decide to consult them!!!  :)
932121
. I would get a few more opionis before they put anything in her mouth. that she may not need and is expensive. My middle daughter was a tongue thruster. she did not need any apparatus. or dental intervention. although she had braces to straighten her teeth. she had speech therapy at school from 1st grade to 5th grade. She talks prefect now. and you would never know she had a problem
772300
it's sad to know that the spread has already begun to the rectum....i just lost a friend to this malignancy....am really sorry to say this....but HOPE your friend will be able to fight it out. let her go in for the next operation/surgery. If you feel Her condition is deteriorating and is definitely not gonna make it....All you shud do instead of agonising her with more Chemo & Radio (consult her doc and ask for percentage of survival) is to try and improve her quality of life. Try to engage her mind into stuff she always wanted to do.. as in Singing, Painting, Music etc. Keep her surrounded by cheerful people always so that she does not sink into depression.. Sometimes this gives a boost to her immunity and she may be able to fight longer. Give her the best that you could before she leaves......SORRY BUDDY.....BUT ALL THE BEST FOR YOU AND YOUR FRIEND.
821076
I don't know exactly how to gelp, but I suggest you see a couselor. They may have experience and are more capable to help than people on Yahoo. I wish you luck for the rest of her life!
244174
Labiaplasty is a surgical procedure that will reduce and/or reshape the labia minora - the skin that covers the female clitoris and vaginal opening. In some instances, women with large labia can experience pain during intercourse, or feel discomfort during everyday activities or when wearing tight-fitting clothing. Others may feel unattractive, or wish to enhance their sexual experiences by removing some of the skin that covers the clitoris. The purpose of a labiaplasty is to better define the inner labia. During this procedure the urethral opening can be redefined, and if necessary improvements to the vagina may be made. The problem can be caused by genetics, sexual intercourse or difficulties in childbirth.
488747
Well, I have this friend that had 4 kids and lost custody cause she was a crack head & also had 50lbs too much crack, anyway she might be a good choice and she would split and leave u the kid. I would have to say there would be no gaurantee on what the babies health would be though. But thats the chance you take , along with the mixture of your DNA ! She is a nice Religious girl , just a little ate up and out there ( Somewhere, Just don't know where). Oh by the way , watch those blond jokes u leave ladies cause u look like a natural platinum blond now !
152005
Surgery cures the condition.At 35 a woman can have children.
555536
Believe it or not, the safest way to go at the moment is surgury. If you just leave them, they could become malignant, where as, if you have surgury, the risk is far less. The same thing happened to my mother, and she had surgury and turned out fine. There was a history of breast cancer in her family, as both her mother and grandmother had it. I assure you, surgery is the best way to go. (My mother is looking over my shoulder, and she agrees. Actually, you're about her age, too.)
844717
Yes, it's very treatable.  I don't know of anyone that has had this done that had it come back.  \n\nI know you're scared.  Stuff like this can be scary at times.  But chances are in your favor that you will be just fine.