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Great question! Yes you can have fillers such as juvederm injected into the labia to create more volume and fullness. Kybella is also great to remove the excess fatty tissue in the mons region. Both these treatments will provide a subtle change. If you're looking for something more dramatic you may need to do several treatments to proceed with a surgical treatment such as liposuction to the mons region and fat injection into the labia for a more permanent type result.Best of luck and hope this information helps!- Dr. Roger Tsai @DrRogerTsaiBoard Certified Plastic Surgeon
yes we use fillers in this area all the time including fat injections/ALMI procedure. PRP and stem cells can also be used to give improvement in sexual gratification. Best, Dr. Emer.
Fillers can be used for other parts of the body rather than the face but there are new non surgical treatment for vaginal rejuvenation that may provide longer lasting results. I've included a video below I hope you find helpful. ThermiVa and Aviva Nonsurgical Labiaplasty are options you can consider.
It is possible to use Juvederm to enhance the labia and Kybella to reduce the mons pubis. However, it may take more than one treatment of Kybella to achieve the desired result. Further, the Juvederm injection will need to be repeated every year or two to maintain the effect. If this is the case, the cost difference between the injections and a minor surgery - liposuction of the mons and fat transfer to the labia - may be minimal. Check with a board certified plastic surgeon for their opinion as to which option may be in your best long term interest. Best wishes, Dr. Lepore.
I'm sorry that you are distressed by the lumps that have developed in your lips. It is easy for providers to say "no-one will notice"... Fact is, if the patient [you] notice, then it's a big deal. [At least that is my opinion and belief.] Lumps, bumps, granuloma's are listed in my...
Medications such as Advil are blood thinners. They can increase your risk for bruising and bleeding during your filler treatment. An alternate choice until after your filler treatment is Tylenol (acetaminophen) which does not have blood thinning properties.
If you have been given only 2 options, take the Restylane Lyft- PRP and one syringe of Juvederm will not yield good results. Aim for bespoke placement of the HA filler- namely a scatter around the troughs and mid cheeks. IMO 2 ml is the starting point. You can easily take 4-8 ml depending on...
