Clitoral Hood Reduction in Korea: Procedure, Cost, and What to Expect

What is Clitoral Hood Reduction?

Clitoral hood reduction is a cosmetic gynecological procedure that removes excess tissue covering the clitoris (clitoral hood). The goal is to improve both aesthetic appearance and, in some cases, sensitivity or comfort.

In Korea, this procedure is commonly performed by OB-GYN specialists (산부인과) and plastic surgeons with a focus on precision and natural results.

Why Consider Clitoral Hood Reduction?

  • Reduces excess tissue for a more balanced appearance
  • May improve sensitivity and comfort
  • Often combined with labiaplasty for overall harmony
  • Helps reduce irritation during daily activities

How the Procedure Works

Typical process:

  • Consultation and evaluation
  • Procedure performed under local anesthesia or light sedation
  • Excess tissue is carefully removed while preserving nerve structures
  • Fine sutures are placed for healing

⏱️ Procedure takes about 30–60 minutes
😌 Mild to moderate discomfort during recovery

Cost of Clitoral Hood Reduction in Korea

Consultation: ₩30,000 – ₩100,000
Procedure: ₩1,500,000 – ₩4,000,000
Combined with labiaplasty: package pricing may apply

👉 Costs vary depending on clinic, surgeon experience, and whether combined procedures are performed.

Where to Get Treatment in Seoul

You can visit:

  • OB-GYN clinics (산부인과)
  • Plastic surgery clinics
  • Women’s specialty clinics
  • International clinics (for English-speaking services)

Popular areas for foreign patients:

  • Gangnam – high-end clinics with experienced surgeons
  • Myeongdong – convenient for visitors
  • Itaewon – foreigner-friendly clinics

Do You Need an Appointment?

  • Yes, consultation is required before the procedure
  • Surgery must be scheduled in advance
  • International clinics are recommended for privacy and language support

Recovery & Aftercare

  • Mild swelling and discomfort for a few days
  • Most daily activities can resume within a few days
  • Full healing typically takes 4–6 weeks
  • Avoid intercourse and strenuous activity during recovery

Tips for Foreign Patients

  • Choose a qualified and experienced surgeon
  • Discuss your expectations clearly during consultation
  • Plan your stay if undergoing surgery
  • Request detailed aftercare instructions in English

Who Should Consider It?

  • Women with excess clitoral hood tissue
  • Those seeking improved aesthetic balance
  • Individuals experiencing irritation or discomfort
  • Anyone considering combined cosmetic gynecology procedures