Mr Reza Nassab sees labiaplasty patients in London at CLNQ, Battersea Reach, with surgery carried out at a private hospital in London. Women travel from across the capital, the South East and further afield, and follow-up is arranged either in London or at clinics in Manchester and Knutsford, depending on where is easiest for you.
About the procedure
Labiaplasty reshapes and reduces the inner labia so they sit more comfortably, and can include reduction of excess clitoral hood skin where this is needed for balance. Common reasons include friction during exercise, discomfort in fitted clothing, difficulty with hygiene and long-standing self-consciousness. The operation can be performed under local or general anaesthetic and is usually a day case. Read more on the main labiaplasty page.
Consultations at Battersea Reach
Your first appointment takes place at CLNQ, Battersea Reach, in a private clinic room where concerns can be discussed openly. Mr Nassab will ask about your symptoms, health and goals, examine the area with a chaperone present, and explain the options in plain language, including whether surgery is the right choice. The consultation fee is £150 and is separate from the cost of surgery. You are encouraged to take time afterwards, and a second consultation can be arranged before booking.
Surgery in London
Labiaplasty for London patients takes place at a private hospital in London with full theatre and recovery facilities. You will be admitted on the day, meet the nursing team and anaesthetist where relevant, and see Mr Nassab before the operation to confirm the plan. Most people are ready to go home a few hours after surgery with written instructions, pain relief and a direct contact number. Please arrange for someone to accompany you home rather than travelling alone on public transport.
Travelling in for your care
Some patients live locally in south-west London; others travel from elsewhere in the UK or from overseas. If you are travelling a distance, plan to stay nearby for at least the first night or two, and avoid long journeys in the first few days when sitting can be uncomfortable. A soft cushion, loose clothing and plenty of pads make travelling easier. If you are flying, discuss timing with Mr Nassab, as long flights soon after surgery increase the risk of blood clots.
Follow-up arrangements
Follow-up can be arranged at CLNQ Battersea Reach, or at CLNQ in Manchester or Knutsford if that is more convenient. Mr Nassab will check healing, advise on resuming exercise and intimacy, and continue to see you until you are fully recovered. The team can be contacted between appointments. Rapidly increasing swelling on one side needs urgent contact with the surgical team; fever or spreading redness should be reported the same day; calf pain or leg swelling warrants a same-day GP or NHS 111 assessment.
Labiaplasty cost in London
Labiaplasty costs from £5,000 under local anaesthetic and from £7,000 under general anaesthetic, including the surgeon, anaesthetic, hospital fees and routine follow-up. The £150 consultation is charged separately. Finance may be available through Chrysalis Finance; Reza Nassab Ltd is a credit broker, not a lender. Current prices are listed on the prices page.
Is labiaplasty right for you?
Labiaplasty is for adults aged 18 and over, in good health and with realistic expectations. Mr Nassab is a Consultant Plastic Surgeon on the GMC Specialist Register and a member of BAAPS Council. He will give an honest assessment and may recommend non-surgical measures, or waiting, if surgery is unlikely to help.
Preparing for your London visit
In the weeks before surgery, stop smoking and nicotine products, which impair healing, and let the team know about any medicines or supplements you take. Pack loose, comfortable clothing, soft cotton underwear, sanitary pads and a small cushion for travelling. If you are staying in London after surgery, choose accommodation with a shower and easy access, and plan to rest rather than sightsee in the first few days. Having someone with you for the first night is strongly recommended, particularly after a general anaesthetic. Written instructions on fasting and arrival times are provided before the day.
If you live outside London, ask the team at consultation which follow-up location suits you best, so that appointments can be planned around your travel.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where are London labiaplasty consultations held?
At CLNQ, Battersea Reach, in south-west London.
Can follow-up be done outside London?
Yes. Follow-up can also be arranged in Manchester or Knutsford if that suits you better.
How long should out-of-town patients stay in London?
Staying nearby for at least the first night or two is sensible, and Mr Nassab will advise based on your plan.
Is it safe to fly after labiaplasty?
Long flights soon after surgery raise the risk of blood clots. Discuss timing with Mr Nassab before booking travel.
