Clitoral Hoodectomy — Enfield Royal Clinic Khalifa City
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Clitoral Hoodectomy

Surgical removal of excess clitoral hood tissue

A clitoral hoodectomy precisely excises excess prepuce tissue covering the clitoris, exposing the clitoral glans for improved aesthetics and, in many patients, enhanced direct stimulation. It is a short procedure performed under local anaesthesia with minimal recovery.

Unlike hoodplasty (which reshapes), hoodectomy fully removes the redundant prepuce fold — the approach is selected based on the amount of excess tissue and the patient's aesthetic and functional goals.

Key Benefits

  • Precise removal of excess prepuce tissue
  • Improved clitoral aesthetics and exposure
  • May enhance clitoral sensitivity in appropriate candidates
  • Quick procedure under local anaesthesia

Is This Treatment Right For You?

  • Women with significant excess clitoral hood tissue
  • Those wanting enhanced clitoral exposure and aesthetics
  • Patients undergoing comprehensive vulval rejuvenation

What to Expect

1

Surgical Consultation

Anatomy assessed; hoodectomy vs hoodplasty approach discussed.

2

Local Anaesthesia

Area numbed with local anaesthetic injection.

3

Excision

Excess prepuce tissue precisely excised; edges closed with absorbable sutures.

4

Recovery

Review at 1 and 4 weeks post-procedure.

Recovery & Aftercare

Swelling and discomfort for 7–10 days; avoid sexual activity for 4–6 weeks.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between hoodectomy and hoodplasty?

Hoodectomy removes the excess tissue entirely; hoodplasty reshapes it — the choice depends on the degree of excess and the desired outcome.

Will the procedure affect clitoral sensation?

The goal is to improve rather than reduce sensation; the clitoris itself is not touched — only the overlying prepuce tissue is excised.

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