Would it be possible to use Radiesse to add volume to my labia majora?

Hi, I’m surprised with radiesse in the lips....you sure it wasn’t restylane?  It is not a product typically used in the lip.  For labia majora plumping, that is a treatment I do regularly.  You can achieve plumping with fat, HA fillers, collagen fillers, and even Calcium based one such as radiesse.  However, when I use radiesse for labia majora plumping, I usually dilute it and recommend repeat treatment over a few weeks.  This is the same technique I use when treating thin tissue of the neck or any other part of the body.  This not only stimulates your own collagen but plumps gradually without causing overfilling.  Too much volume in the labia majora will give you camel toe type of look which is also not aesthetically desired by most.    Obviously,  it would be important to evaluate you first to determine if you have too much laxity of the labia majora.  If so, then either the AVIVA procedure or a surgical labia majora reduction may be beneficial.  Hope that helps.

Thank you for your question. It is possible to use Radiesse to help add volume to the labia majora. I suggest scheduling an appointment with an experienced doctor to get a proper evaluation for best results.

Hi! Yes Radiesse can be used in the labia majora, however, this would be an off label use. The product is probably best used in a hyperdilute form.

I have used fat, sculptra, juvederm ultra and voluma for labia majora filling. I have not used radiesse for labia enhancement but if diluted a bit I don't see a problem with it. I am not a fan of radiesse for the lips but we routinely use it for temples, hands, cheeks and jaws

I cannot imagine anyone putting radiesse into your lips. Radiesse does not belong in the lips and it doesn't sound like it was done by a plastic surgeon. The single product that is best used in the labia majora is your own fat. Fat will provide you with natural and possibly permanent results. Good luck from New York City plastic surgery

Hi there,That would not be a product that I would suggest.  Best option would be your own fat.  If that isn't something that is an option then use an HA.  Please advise with a Board Certified Plastic physician to make the best decision for you.     Best of luck...