Wound complications after vulvectomy for nonmalignant lesions are common. Most complications are wound separation or destruction, then infection and hematoma. Risk factors for wound complications are smoking, obesity, and diabetes mellitus [12]. Recurrence may occur due to incomplete resection, but Re-excision is usually curative [8,11]. In follow-up, our patient rested in the hospital for 5 hours, was covered with a dose of ceftriaxone (1g), and then was discharged without any complications. After one month, there was no evidence of recurrence or wound complications.