The cost of labiaplasty in Brisbane depends on several factors — the surgical technique used, the complexity of the individual case, whether general or local anaesthetic is required, theatre fees, and aftercare requirements. This page provides factual information about what contributes to the cost of labiaplasty, how to obtain a personalised quote from Brisbane Cosmetic Clinic, and what Medicare and private health insurance may or may not cover.

Why clinics don’t publish fixed labiaplasty prices

AHPRA guidelines require that cosmetic surgery advertising does not mislead patients about the cost of a procedure. Because labiaplasty is highly individual — techniques, anaesthetic requirements, and case complexity vary — publishing a single “price” can misrepresent what an individual patient will actually pay.

Brisbane Cosmetic Clinic provides a personalised quote to each patient during or after their initial consultation, once Dr Georgina Konrat has assessed the specific procedure required.

What contributes to the total cost

A labiaplasty quote typically includes several components:

• Dr Konrat’s fee: the doctor’s professional fee for performing the procedure. This depends on the complexity of the case, the technique used, and the time required.
• Anaesthetist’s fee — if general anaesthetic or sedation is required, an accredited anaesthetist’s fee applies separately.
• Theatre / facility fee — covers the use of the operating facility, nursing staff, and equipment.
• Pre-operative assessments — blood tests and any other investigations requested by the doctor.
• Follow-up appointments — post-operative reviews at scheduled intervals.
• Medications — prescribed antibiotics, pain relief, and any other post-operative medications.
• Consultation fee: not part of the surgical quote. The consultation fee is $165. It covers your initial consultation and any further consultations required before surgery. It is not credited toward the cost of surgery.

The exact breakdown depends on the individual case and is provided in a written quote.

Factors that may affect the cost

Surgical technique

Labiaplasty can be performed using different techniques, each with different time and complexity requirements. The DOVE Surgery Technique involves a layered closure and preservation of subcutaneous tissue, which typically takes longer than the simpler trim method. Further information is available on our labiaplasty techniques comparison page.

Scope of the procedure

A labiaplasty addressing only the labia minora differs in complexity from a procedure that also addresses the clitoral hood or folds between the labia majora and labia minora. The scope of the procedure is determined during consultation.

Anaesthetic type

Labiaplasty can be performed under local anaesthetic with sedation, or under general anaesthetic. General anaesthetic typically adds to the total cost due to the anaesthetist’s fee and theatre requirements.

Revision procedures

Revision labiaplasty (correction of a previous labiaplasty) is typically more complex than primary surgery and may involve additional assessment and planning. Revision cases are quoted individually.

Medicare and labiaplasty

Labiaplasty is generally considered a cosmetic procedure and is not covered by Medicare. There are limited circumstances in which a Medicare rebate may apply — for example, where labiaplasty is performed for a documented functional reason (such as significant irritation or recurrent infection documented by a GP). Eligibility for a Medicare rebate is determined by Medicare, not by the clinic. Patients should discuss this with their GP before assuming any rebate is available.

Medicare item numbers and rebate amounts change from time to time. Current Medicare criteria are published on the Medicare Benefits Schedule (MBS) website.

Private health insurance

Private health insurance cover for labiaplasty varies by insurer and policy. Where a Medicare item number applies to the specific case, some private health policies may contribute to the hospital component of the cost. Patients should contact their insurer directly and provide the relevant item number (obtained during consultation) to confirm coverage.

Labiaplasty performed for purely cosmetic reasons is typically not covered by private health insurance.

How to obtain a personalised quote

To receive a written quote for labiaplasty at Brisbane Cosmetic Clinic:

1. Obtain a GP referral. You can bring it to your first appointment.
2. Book an initial consultation with Dr Georgina Konrat.
3. Have your assessment and discuss the procedure and technique options with Dr Konrat during the consultation.
4. Receive a written, itemised surgical quote after the consultation.
5. The quote is valid for the period stated in it.

The consultation fee is $165. It covers your initial consultation and any further consultations required before surgery. It is not credited toward the cost of surgery.

Medical Board guidelines before booking

The Medical Board of Australia’s guidelines set out these steps before labiaplasty can be booked:

1. Get a GP referral. You can bring it with you to the first appointment.
2. Have your first consultation. This is the first of at least two consultations you need before surgery.
3. Have your second consultation. It can be in person or by video call, but at least one of the two must be in person with Dr Konrat.
4. Review the written information. It covers the procedure, risks, recovery and alternatives.
5. Sign the consent forms. Consent forms are not signed at the first consultation. The 7 days start after both consultations are complete and the forms are signed.
6. Wait at least 7 days. Use this time to think it over before your surgery date is booked.
7. Book after the wait. Once the 7 days are up, we can book your date and take a deposit. Before then, you pay for your consultations and nothing else.

These steps provide time and written information before surgery is booked.

Payment options

Brisbane Cosmetic Clinic accepts major payment methods. The clinic does not offer medical finance or payment plans directly. Patients considering third-party medical finance providers should independently verify the terms of any finance agreement and consider the implications carefully before proceeding.

A note on price comparison

When comparing labiaplasty quotes between clinics, ensure you are comparing like for like. Factors to consider include:

• The surgical technique being offered (the trim, wedge and DOVE techniques are different procedures)
• Whether the quote includes anaesthetist and theatre fees
• Whether follow-up appointments are included
• The qualifications and AHPRA registration status of the practitioner
• Whether the facility is accredited

The lowest quote is not always comparable in scope or inclusions. Patients are encouraged to ask specifically what is and is not included.

Further information

For further information about labiaplasty cost or to book an initial consultation, please call Brisbane Cosmetic Clinic on 07 3391 5710 or email info@brisbanecosmetic.com.au. Our labiaplasty information page provides further detail about the procedure itself, and our Brisbane labiaplasty overview covers techniques, requirements and recovery in one place. You can also read our full labiaplasty surgery page and learn about the DOVE Surgery Technique.

Frequently asked questions

Why doesn’t this page list a specific labiaplasty price?

AHPRA guidelines require that cosmetic surgery advertising does not mislead patients about cost. Because labiaplasty is highly individual — techniques, anaesthetic requirements, and case complexity all vary — publishing a single “price” can misrepresent what an individual patient will actually pay. Brisbane Cosmetic Clinic provides a written quote after initial consultation.

What does a labiaplasty quote typically include?

A labiaplasty quote typically includes the doctor’s professional fee, the anaesthetist’s fee (if general anaesthetic or sedation is required), the theatre or facility fee, pre-operative assessments, prescribed medications, and scheduled follow-up appointments. The consultation fee is separate and is not included in the surgical quote.

Does Medicare cover labiaplasty?

Labiaplasty is generally considered a cosmetic procedure and is not covered by Medicare. There are limited circumstances in which a Medicare rebate may apply — for example, where labiaplasty is performed for a documented functional reason documented by a GP. Eligibility is determined by Medicare, not the clinic. Patients should discuss this with their GP before assuming any rebate is available.

Does private health insurance cover labiaplasty?

Cover varies by insurer and policy. Where a Medicare item number applies to the specific case, some private health policies may contribute to the hospital component of the cost. Patients should contact their insurer directly with the relevant item number to confirm coverage. Labiaplasty performed for purely cosmetic reasons is typically not covered.

How do I obtain a personalised labiaplasty quote?

The Medical Board of Australia’s guidelines require a GP referral before cosmetic surgery, and you can bring it to your first appointment. At the consultation, Dr Konrat discusses the procedure and technique options. We then provide a written, itemised surgical quote that is valid for the period stated in it.

Are there finance options for labiaplasty?

Brisbane Cosmetic Clinic does not offer medical finance or payment plans directly. Patients considering third-party medical finance providers should independently verify the terms of any finance agreement before proceeding. The clinic accepts major payment methods.

Content reviewed by Dr Georgina Konrat MBBS FACCSM. AHPRA Registration: MED0001407863. This article provides general information only and is not a substitute for individual medical advice. Cost information changes over time. Last reviewed: 17 April 2026.