One of the most common reasons a labiaplasty or vaginoplasty result feels subtly “off” has nothing to do with the labia or the vaginal canal at all. It sits just above them, in the mons pubis — the soft tissue mound over the pubic bone whose position and tension quietly shape the outcome of both […]
When a patient tells me her mons pubis — the soft mound over the pubic bone — looks too full, the most useful thing I can do is resist treating “fullness” as a single problem. A full mons is not one condition; it is the visible result of up to three separate anatomical changes, and […]