labial frenulum

What is the Labial Frenulum?

The labial frenulum is a small fold of tissue that helps to attach the inner aspect of the labia minora to the clitoral hood. Though more commonly discussed in the context of oral anatomy, it also plays a role in the female genitalia.

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