The labia minora are a pair of mucosal tissues that normally grow towards the outside of the vulva, which is normal, and the size of the labia minora may vary due to individual differences. If the labia minora are relatively enlarged, there is no need to treat them as long as they do not interfere with sexual life and do not cause problems in daily life. If the labia minora are particularly enlarged, affecting your sex life and causing friction and discomfort in your daily life, you can have plastic surgery to remove the excess labia minora. In some cases, due to developmental problems, the labia minora are large on one side and small on the other, which is normal and does not require intervention as long as it does not affect physiological function. It is recommended that women keep the vulva clean in their daily life, change underwear every day, and it is recommended to wash the vulva.