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Targeted reduction of excess clitoral hood tissue to improve contour, balance, and functional comfort while preserving sensitivity.
Clitoral hood reduction is a surgical procedure designed to reduce excess folds of skin surrounding the clitoris (the clitoral hood), improving contour and, in some cases, functional comfort.
The procedure focuses on refining the preputial tissue while carefully preserving the clitoris and its highly sensitive neurovascular structures.
Excess clitoral hood tissue may occur due to:
Patients may experience:
Clitoral hood reduction refines this area while maintaining natural anatomy and function.
Ideal candidates are women who:
Candidacy may be limited for patients who:
A thorough consultation is essential to assess anatomy and determine whether surgical refinement is appropriate.
Clitoral hood reduction is performed using highly precise surgical techniques designed to refine tissue while protecting critical sensory structures.
This approach emphasizes:
The procedure requires a high level of anatomical expertise, as the clitoral region contains dense sensory innervation.
The goal is refinement, not aggressive reduction - ensuring both safety and natural outcomes.
These procedures are often related but address different anatomical areas.
Clitoral hood reduction focuses on the tissue covering the clitoris.
Labiaplasty addresses the labia minora or majora.
In many cases, clitoral hood reduction is performed alongside labiaplasty to achieve balanced and harmonious results.
During consultation, the surgeon determines whether:
Accurate anatomical assessment is essential for natural-looking outcomes.
Swelling begins to stabilize. Most patients resume light daily activities.
Healing continues. Most patients resume normal physical activity.
Final contour becomes fully apparent as tissues settle.
Mild swelling, sensitivity, and discomfort are expected. Rest and gentle care are recommended.
Noticeable reduction in swelling. Patients return to routine activities with minimal restrictions.
Clearance for full activity, including intimacy, is typically given following assessment.
Clitoral hood reduction is a delicate procedure requiring advanced surgical precision.
Potential risks include:
All procedures are performed in our surgical facilities under strict safety protocols.
Full risk discussion and informed consent are part of every consultation.
The cost varies depending on:
Exact pricing is provided after a personalized consultation.
When performed with nerve-preserving techniques, sensory structures are carefully protected. Temporary sensitivity changes may occur but typically resolve during healing.
Discomfort is generally mild to moderate and improves significantly within the first week.
Yes. The goal is subtle refinement that maintains natural anatomy and proportion.
Incisions are minimal and well-concealed within natural folds.
Yes. It is commonly performed alongside labiaplasty for comprehensive vulvar contouring.
Light activity resumes within 1–2 weeks. Full activity typically resumes at 4–6 weeks.
Yes, provided there are no significant hormonal or structural changes.
It is considered an elective cosmetic procedure and is not typically covered by insurance.
Your procedure is performed by our physicians:
A highly specialized, precise, and patient-centered approach.
Your consultation includes:
Available in-person in NYC or virtually for out-of-town patients.