In conservative communities, conversations about cosmetic surgery, particularly related to intimate areas, are often shrouded in secrecy. However, a growing number of Mormon women are beginning to open up about undergoing labiaplasty, a procedure that reshapes or reduces the size of the labia. This trend, though largely private, is becoming more common among Mormon wives who seek to boost their confidence and enhance their intimate relationships. Two women, Ellie Sedgwick and Jessi, have shared their stories, offering a rare glimpse into the motivations behind this sensitive procedure within their faith.
Dr. Oliver P. Simmons
Plastic & reconstructive surgeon. Johns Hopkins fellowship in craniofacial and microvascular surgery. Twenty-five years operating between the academic theatre and the private suite.
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