A hoodectomy is a precise surgical procedure that reduces excess tissue from the clitoral hood – the protective fold of skin covering the clitoris. This outpatient surgery is designed to:
Improve genital comfort
Enhance sexual responsiveness
Address functional or aesthetic concerns
Who Might Consider This Procedure?
Women may choose hoodectomy for:
✔ Discomfort during physical activities (cycling, exercise)
✔ Irritation from clothing or hygiene challenges
✔ Reduced sexual sensation due to limited clitoral exposure
✔ Personal aesthetic preferences
The Surgical Process
Anesthesia: Typically performed under local anesthesia with sedation options Technique:
Precise removal of redundant tissue
Careful preservation of clitoral sensitivity
Artistic attention to natural contours Duration: Usually 30-60 minutes
Recovery & Aftercare
Initial Healing: 3-5 days of mild swelling/discomfort Activity Resumption:
Light activities: 2-3 days
Exercise/sexual activity: 3-4 weeks Special Care Instructions:
Gentle cleansing protocols
Avoidance of tight clothing
Follow-up assessments
Potential Benefits
• Increased clitoral stimulation
• Improved comfort during daily activities
• Enhanced genital aesthetics
• Greater sexual satisfaction
Important Considerations
Requires consultation with a qualified gynecological or plastic surgeon
Realistic expectation setting is crucial
Individual results may vary based on anatomy
Should be performed in an accredited medical facility
