[clowntown]

I've noticed that one side of my labia minora seems to be sort of detached for some reason. Is this normal, or should I worry about it? Is it possible to get it fixed?

[Ashlee T.]

Like flowers, labia comes in all sorts of different sizes, shapes, and colors.

Is what you're describing painful or inflamed in any way? Has it been like this all your life? If this is something brand new and it's causing you discomfort then I would discuss it with an OB-GYN. If not, it sounds like this may just be the way you're made. Another little detail that makes you, you.

[jns]

To add to what Ashlee T. said, it is normal for labia to be asymmetric. In other words, not a mirror image from one side to the other.

[Pastel Yellow]

It is normal if one or both of them hang low, like visible outside the vulva.

[Hannah Bagrich]

It's completely normal. We all are different

[alicemia]

It's completely normal. We all are different

Right

[Ronit Raj]

It is normal because every person is different from each other.

[Zoë T.]

To echo what everyone else has been saying - all vulvas and vaginas are different! As long as what you're describing is not a new growth (i.e. something out of the ordinary that wasn't there before) and you're not in pain, then I don't think you have anything to worry about. If you're really interested in seeing just how unique all vulvas are, I recommend looking up "labia library!" It's a really fun and sweet site that celebrates vaginas and has really interesting facts too!