Filler for Labia Majora & Mons Pubis in Bangkok

Restore volume and confidence in your intimate area safely with our OB-GYN and Aesthetic specialist.

1. What is Filler? What is it made of? Is it dissolvable?

Dermal fillers used in intimate rejuvenation are primarily made of Hyaluronic Acid (HA), a natural substance in the body that attracts moisture and provides volume.

HA fillers are biodegradable and typically dissolve within 6-18 months depending on the product used and individual metabolism.

According to a study in the Aesthetic Surgery Journal (2021), HA fillers are considered safe and effective for vulvar rejuvenation, with high satisfaction and minimal complications.^[1]

2. Common Injection Areas

• Mons Pubis: To restore fullness and improve contour in cases of sagging or Mons pubis fat loss.
• Labia Majora: To enhance volume and appearance, especially after aging or childbirth.

3. Benefit of Filler for Labia Majora & Mons Pubis.

How many cc are recommended?

• Improved aesthetic appearance and volume
• Enhanced confidence in lingerie or swimsuits
• Reduced discomfort from friction
• Potential improved protection for the labia minora

Suggested minimum filler volume:

• Mons Pubis: at least 2 cc
• Labia Majora: at least 1 cc per side

Exact dosage should be assessed by a medical professional based on individual anatomy and goals.

4. Filler for Labia/Mons Pubis Treatment Preparation

• Avoid waxing or hair removal 2-3 days before the treatment.
• Stop taking vitamin E, fish oil, aspirin, or NSAIDs 3 days before to minimize bruising.
  
• Inform your doctor about any medical conditions or medications.

5. Post-Treatment Care

• Apply a cold compress for the first 24 hours if mild swelling occurs.
• Avoid intense physical activities and intercourse for 5-7 days.
• Use gentle cleansers or water only.
• Contact the clinic if you experience pain, heat, redness, or discharge.

6. Possible Side Effects of Filler for Labia/Mons Pubis

• Swelling, redness, or bruising (temporary, resolves in a few days)
• Small bumps under the skin (can be gently massaged or treated)
• Rare risk of infection if done under unsterile conditions
• Allergic reaction (extremely rare with HA fillers)

7. Who Should Avoid Intimate Filler Injections?

• Pregnant or breastfeeding women
• Active infections in the genital area
• Severe allergies to Hyaluronic Acid
• People with blood clotting disorders or on blood thinners