A labial fusion, also known as a labial adhesion, occurs when the inner lips (labia minor) of the vagina become sealed together. This condition is most commonly observed in girls under the age of ...

Labial frenulum tears are injuries inside the mouth. They may cause bleeding but rarely require medical attention. First aid can help treat upper and lower frenulum tears, helping reduce bleeding lips ...

Labial hypertrophy is the medical term for enlarged vaginal lips or labia. Treatment may not be necessary unless labial hypertrophy causes discomfort or irritation. Having enlarged labia is normal and ...

Menopause can cause changes to the labia due to lower estrogen levels. Hormonal treatments and lifestyle changes may help relieve discomfort and improve tissue health. The labia minora are the inner ...

Labial hypertrophy is when either the vulva’s labia major, the labia minora, or both appear enlarged. This harmless variation from female to female is common. Everyone has different facial features, ...

The terms labial hypertrophy, labia hypertrophy, or “labial hypertrophy” refer to enlarged labia. Different shapes and sizes are common in a woman’s intimate area and as normal as the fact that some ...

The labia minora are the small folds of thin and delicate skin that lie on each side of the actual vaginal introitus. They are about 0.4 to 6.4 cm in length, and about 2 cm wide, on average. It is ...

Labia minora are the thin lips or folds of skin that exist on either side of the vaginal orifice. They show a wide variation in size from woman to woman, so there is no ‘normal’ labial length to be ...

On last night’s Q&A, feminist campaigner Germaine Greer suggested a comparison between practices of female genital mutilation (FGM) in Africa and female genital cosmetic surgery (FGCS) in Western ...