Hi Marctravis,
I had my insurance pay for it so I can't say the exact price. I know the surgeon's fee but I don't know how much everything would cost with anesthesia, hospital stay, etc. I don't see how it would be any more expensive then Dr. Bowers, who is also in the Bay Area. At this point Dr. Satterwhite has the most experience in the Bay Area aside from Bowers though. His wait time has gone up though - it's already in 2018. The new surgeon, Dr. Wittenberg, should be a fantastic surgeon as well though, with a shorter wait time. You might want to inquire about her at the office. There is one new detail though that everyone should know - Kaiser no longer does new referrals to him at this point.
Quick update from my revision/labiaplasty. I had it done last Friday. It took 3 hours! Combined with the first surgery and it totals 9 hours haha (first one was 5 1/2 hours). He really took his time and it shows. The suture job was incredible. A week out and they've healed up, are completely flat, and already fading. I remember first seeing my revised vagina and thinking, "wow, that looks different!"
The labia majora is nice and tight now, and he used all of the extra labia majora to create completely realistic labia minor. I had a chance to see it before the swelling fully kicked in and they are the absolutely perfect size, not too small, not too large, symmetrical, and sensitive. They go down and around the introitus. Also, the clitoral hood has been redone. Since the scar tissue has been removed, and since there is a hood that I can use to stimulate the clitoris indirectly right on top of it, it all feels more sensitive.
I highly suggest getting a labiaplasty or a revision if you aren't fully happy after the first surgery. It still needs time to heal. I'll post final impressions in a few months. Overall, I'm very satisfied.
- Ruby