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A Cadaveric Study of the Dorsal Nerve of the Clitoris: Mapping a 3D Danger Zone for Female Cosmetic Genital Surgery

The Dorsal Nerve of the Clitoris (DNC) innervates the clitoris and plays a major role in female sexual arousal. However, little research investigating the location of its terminal branches places them at risk of being severed during surgical procedures. For instance, the most common labiaplasty approach begins with an incision into the prepuce surrounding the glans clitoris. This area may house terminal branches of the DNC, leading to damage if severed. In this study we measured the distances of distal DNC branches from important surgical landmarks, as well as created a three‐dimensional “danger zone,” which can be used by surgeons performing female cosmetic genital surgery.