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In approximately 30% of the cases and approximately 3-6 months after the first operation, it may be necessary to make some small corrections. For example, it might be necessary to perform a perineal incision in order to correct a crease that is caused by an invagination of the original penile skin. We leave that crease in the first step, because we don’t want to compromise the bloodcirculation of the penile-island flap. Moreover, if the patient wants to have the labia minora formed or the clitoris smaller, it is possible to perform this procedure in the same step.