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Case study reveals wound healing complications in a labiaplasty patient using colchicine, indicating risks of genital aesthetic surgeries with chronic conditions.
Many genital aesthetic operations such as labiaplasty, vaginoplasty, re-virgination with hymenoplasty are becoming more and more popular today. Although there are many publications about different techniques and possible complications arising from the technique, there is not much information in the literature about complications associated with the patient, such as chronic diseases and medication use. In this article, a 36-year-old female patient who developed colchicine-related wound healing problem after labiaplasty will be presented. In patients with chronic diseases and those using medications that may delay wound healing, genital aesthetic surgeries should be reconsidered and the patients should be warned in advance about possible wound healing problems.
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