Monsplasty

Surgical reduction of the mons pubis for improved contour and comfort

Excess fatty tissue or skin laxity in the mons pubis can cause discomfort in clothing, affect body confidence and persist despite significant weight loss. Monsplasty surgically contours this area — either with liposuction alone for fatty excess, or combined with skin excision for skin laxity — delivering a smoother, flatter result.

Often combined with abdominoplasty or after significant weight loss surgery, monsplasty is a relatively quick procedure performed under local or general anaesthesia with a short recovery.

Key Benefits

Removes excess fat and skin causing discomfort and self-consciousness
Creates a flatter, more proportionate pubic profile
Can be performed under local anaesthesia as a day procedure
Commonly combined with tummy tuck or post-bariatric body contouring

Is This Treatment Right For You?

Women with excess mons pubis tissue causing discomfort in clothing
Post-bariatric or post-partum patients with mons laxity
Those wanting a more proportionate body contour after weight loss

What to Expect

Surgical Consultation

Anatomy assessed; liposuction alone vs excision approach decided.

Anaesthesia

Local with sedation or general anaesthesia administered.

Procedure

Liposuction and/or excision of excess tissue performed.

Recovery & Review

Compression garment worn; follow-up at 1 and 4 weeks post-procedure.

Recovery & Aftercare

1–2 weeks of mild swelling and discomfort; compression garment worn for 4–6 weeks.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can monsplasty be done with liposuction alone?

Yes, if the concern is primarily fatty excess rather than skin laxity; liposuction-only monsplasty leaves no visible scar.

Is this surgery performed under general anaesthesia?

For minor fatty reduction, local anaesthesia with sedation is often sufficient; larger procedures or combinations with abdominoplasty require general anaesthesia.