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Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery

Clitoral Hood Redundancy

ICD-10 Code
N90.89_1

Advanced Plastic & Reconstructive Criteria for Clitoral Hood Redundancy.

Clinical Presentation & Protocol

Patient Usually Complains Of

Patient presents for evaluation of clitoral hood redundancy. Reports concerns regarding aesthetic appearance, chronic localized irritation, difficulty with hygiene, and/or interference with sexual sensation due to excessive prepuce tissue. Denies history of lichen sclerosus or prior genital surgery.

Clinical Examination Findings

Genital examination reveals redundant, hypertrophic prepuce tissue overlying the clitoris. No evidence of inflammation, ulceration, or suspicious lesions. Clitoral glans is partially or fully obscured by redundant folds. Normal anatomical landmarks preserved. No signs of lichen sclerosus or dermatological pathology.

Treatment Protocol

Discussed surgical options for clitoral hood reduction (clitoroplasty/hoodectomy). Risks, benefits, and alternatives explained, including potential for altered sensation, scarring, and infection. Patient consents to proceed with surgical excision of redundant tissue under local or general anesthesia.

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