There is typically minimal discomfort. In fact, if there is pain, this needs to be assessed. It could signal a hematoma. The sutures dissolve on their own. This takes one to two months. The suture ends are cut short to avoid irritation. Usually urination is not uncomfortable. It is recommended that women avoid intercourse for one month to ensure adequate healing before subjecting the labia to trauma that could cause a disruption of the wound.

The wound tends to heal extremely well, such that the surgical scar is almost invisible. The result is typically very natural, with no stigma of surgery. Patient satisfaction is very high.