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Women's Aesthetic Care

Labia Majora Volume Treatment

Hollowed labia majora need an approach that supplements insufficient volume.

Frontal anatomical diagram showing the location of the labia majora on the outer vulva
Labia majoraLabia minoraVaginal openingClitoral hood

Which area does the procedure change, and how?

Labia majora volume treatment adds volume to areas that have flattened or thinned. Duration, recovery, and risk differ by material such as filler or fat, so we confirm the actual in-clinic method.

The area you want to change
Areas of the labia majora with reduced volume
How we approach it
Volume supplementation using injectable material
Goal of the change
Addressing hollowing and supporting the outer contour
See methods and changes in detail

See how change is made.

We assess the location of hollowing and the skin

We distinguish volume loss from skin sagging. If there is substantial excess skin, injection alone may not be enough.

We decide the material and how it is distributed

Fillers and fat grafting are different methods. We confirm the in-clinic material, injection sites and amounts, and left–right balance according to an individual plan.

We check the shape after swelling settles

Swelling right after the procedure is not treated as the final volume. We also review lumps, asymmetry, a foreign-body sensation, and the possibility of further treatment.

What change are you aiming for?

Volume in hollowed areas

The goal is to supplement insufficient volume and change the outer contour.

Distinguishing this from skin sagging

Adding volume and removing excess skin are different approaches. Severe sagging may require a separate approach.

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Surgery to reduce size and volume restoration are different options.

If the volume of the labia majora feels different, we first look at the skin and how it has changed. Reducing tissue and restoring volume serve different purposes, and a change in appearance by itself does not mean a procedure is needed.

General information from foreign regulators does not replace confirmation of product approval in South Korea or whether the procedure is offered at this clinic.

Three things to confirm before the procedure

What is used?

Ask whether it is a filler or another method, and have the exact product, ingredients, injection site, and approved indications in Korea explained. Suitability is not judged only because a product is used in another area.

What change are you hoping for?

We confirm where and how much volume to add, and distinguish issues such as skin laxity or pain that volume alone may not address.

Have you had this type of procedure before?

Please tell us the product previously injected, when and where it was placed, and any discomfort afterward. If you do not know the product, bring any records you have.

Think through aftercare as well.

Maintenance and repeat procedures

How long effects last depends on the material and each person's condition. We discuss in advance the need for repeat treatment and the burden involved.

If you develop discomfort

Bruising, swelling, infection, lumps, or asymmetry may occur. Ask whether removal or reversal is possible, and in which situations that is difficult.

Please tell us immediately about severe pain or skin changes.

Changes that differ from expectations

If pain suddenly worsens or your skin color changes after the procedure, contact the clinic that treated you right away and seek care.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is filler simple and risk-free?

Even when done by injection, this is a medical procedure. You should be told about risks that vary by product and site, and that the expected change may not occur.

Feel free to bring your questions.

Please tell us what is bothering you and your previous examination and treatment history. Together we will confirm the care you need.

This is general medical information. Individual care plans and what is offered at the clinic are confirmed during consultation.

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