Beauty By Stevens

More than ever, women are empowered to decide for themselves how their bodies look, feel and function. Even the most intimate areas of a woman’s anatomy can be sculpted and refined to enhance her sensuality, invigorate her sexuality and maybe even invite a sense of sexual prowess. All this and more is possible for vaginal rejuvenation / labia reduction patients from Beverly Hills and Los Angeles.

Labia reduction is not a new procedure, but is receiving fresh attention now that so many women are determined to seize their sexuality and discuss issues affecting their sex lives with their doctors. If you suffer from extended or stretched labia that are uncomfortable, cause embarrassment, hygiene frustration or are even painful during sex, labia reduction surgery can alleviate these problems. Your vagina can be a beautiful declaration of your taste and style rather than an impediment or humiliation.

Labia reduction is a procedure to reduce the size and length of the labia minora (the inner lips) and/or the labia majora (the outer lips). The labia minora are necessary to cover the clitoris and vaginal opening and can be surgically reduced while still maintaining their necessary function. Also known as labiaplasty, this procedure can help women who experience pain, humiliation and hygiene problems due to large and protruding labia. The labia majora can also be decreased in size by reducing fat deposits.

If you were born with very thin labia or if you’ve lost volume over time or due to trauma, labia rejuvenation and labia repair can enhance your labia and add overall shape to the outer areas of your vagina. A pubic lift can also be performed when the pubic area descends or collapses downwards due to weight fluctuation or age. This procedure raises the entire area by surgically removing excess skin and fat from the region and then re-draping the skin to lift the pubic appearance.

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Grant Stevens, M.D., FACS, a board certified plastic surgeon, founder of Marina Plastic Surgery in Marina del Rey, CA, and an international traveling professor, is a member of the faculty and featured speaker at the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery, Kyoto, Japan, October 23 – 27, 2016, at the Miyakomesse Convention Center. ISAPS is the world’s leading international body of board certified aesthetic plastic surgeons providing a global interchange of ideas for the advancement of aesthetic plastic surgery by providing ongoing continuing education. Dr. Stevens serves on the ISAPS Board of Directors as third vice president.

“As always, I’m honored to be a speaker and look forward to visiting this wonderful country and discussing new techniques with my colleagues,” Dr. Stevens said. He added, “There are profound changes in plastic surgery as a result of the international reach of the Internet and social media, as well as the fast-evolving move from surgical procedures to non-invasive ones.“ Dr. Stevens is scheduled to speak at ISAPS on the following topics:

• Icing on the Cake – Face and Neck Rejuvenation I with Ultherapy
• Minimally Invasive – Non-surgical Facial Tightening and Lifting – Speaker/Moderator
• Panel – Consultation and Converting Prospects to Patients – Techniques to Sell without Selling
• New Technologies/New Devices (moderator/speaker)
• Panel – ISAPS Continent Showdown: What’s Working Now for Patient Attraction in Our Countries
• Practice Management (moderator)
• Zeltiq/CoolSculpting Seminar

Dr. Stevens is the Chairman of the USC-Marina Aesthetic Surgery Fellowship and the Director of the USC Division of Aesthetic Surgery.  He is a Clinical Professor of Surgery at the USC Keck School of Medicine, Division of Plastic Surgery. He is a board certified Diplomate of the American Board of Plastic Surgery, a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons and the International College of Surgeons.  Dr. Stevens is also on the Board of Directors of the American Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery.