Meet Vanessa Scott. Vanessa is a consultant that advises women who, for various reasons, are concerned about their labia size. Through our correspondence, I have come to admire Vanessa for the work she does guiding women in the right direction, not only by her one-on-one consultations, but also through her comprehensive and objective website and her magnificent worldview. I invited Vanessa to write a guest article for Enlightened Male because of our many female visitors here. She was gracious enough to accept my invitation.

Beautiful Labia

By Vanessa Scott, April 6, 2012

There may be nothing more sacred on this Earth than the female vulva.  It has the power to rule Kings and grown men will frequently do almost anything for a mere glimpse at one.

No different than the male penis, they come in all shapes and sizes.  Some are bigger and some are smaller.  Some are symmetrical while others are not.  Some have darker pigmentation others lighter pigmentation.

So do men have a preference?  Ask any man, and you are likely to get the same answer, “No”.  Most real men will simply appreciate their woman the way she is.  Larger labia, no problem, he can love that.  Smaller labia, that’s perfect as well.

But there can be no doubt that this simple fact has been lost on a growing number of the women around the world.  The International Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons reported a 43% increase worldwide in Labia Reduction surgeries, with more than 67,000 performed in 2010.

And this doesn’t take into account the number done by vaginal surgery specialists and gynecologists.  The real number is certainly much higher and increasing every year.

So the question becomes, why?  Why are women choosing with their own free will to undergo a reduction surgery for their labia?

Roughly four years ago, I worked for one of the premier cosmetic vaginal surgeons in the world.  An eye opening experience that I am grateful for.  Not long after, I began helping women globally on my site Vaginal-Surgery.info.

Today, tens of thousands of women visit the site each month.  Some are just trying to understand their bodies while others have already had surgery. Continue reading →