We check the implant and its position
We confirm which product is placed in which tissue. The treatment area and risks vary with the implant’s shape and insertion site.
Vaginal filler / Vaginal laser
Vaginal implant counseling
A method of placing an implant in tissue around the vagina. We review goals and a maintenance plan together.
What does this surgery involve?
Vaginal implants are presented as a method that places a device in the tissues around the vagina with the goal of changing shape. The product’s form, material, and insertion site determine the surgery, so the actual in-clinic method should be confirmed first.
Location of the vagina
1Vaginal wall2Vaginal opening
The numbers identify anatomical structures, not treatment sites.
- The area you want to change
- Planned implant placement site around the vagina
- How we approach it
- Surgery that uses implant placement
- Goal of the change
- Goal of changing the shape around the vagina
See how change is made.
Implant insertion
1Implant2Surrounding tissue
This surgery places an implant between tissues through an incision.
This conceptual diagram explains the mechanism. It does not show the actual treatment site, extent, or product shape.
We make an incision in the tissue and insert it
Because this is surgery that places an implant and closes the wound, we consider infection, pain, and wound healing. Incision and fixation methods follow the actual product and technique.
Planning includes maintenance and removal
Keep the implant records and confirm the care plan for symptoms such as a foreign-body sensation, implant exposure, or a change in position. Removal is not guaranteed to be simple, and a complete return to the original state is not guaranteed.
What change are you aiming for?
Changes from an implant
This method uses an implant that remains in the tissue. It is distinct from filler injection or excision of excess mucosa.
Considering long-term care
Changes in appearance or sensation are not guaranteed. For each product, how long it lasts, whether it can be removed, and the possibility of further surgery should all be reviewed.
This is surgery that also requires counseling about daily life after the implant is placed.
Vaginal implant is described as surgery that places an implant between tissues. It should be distinguished from simple injection procedures and from vaginoplasty, which removes tissue. The cause of a sense of looseness and whether surgery is needed are reviewed, and you should be told the actual product, materials, and insertion site to be used.
Specific products and surgical methods need to be confirmed at the clinic. These are general counseling topics and do not assert product effects or approval in South Korea.
Explanations that should be included in the plan
Implants and the scope of use
We confirm the exact product name and material, the use approved in Korea, and the actual insertion site. You do not need to assume that the name implant alone means you understand the method.
Expectations and limits
We distinguish discomfort we may be able to improve from problems that are difficult to resolve. We cannot confirm that sexual satisfaction or sensation will improve.
Future pregnancy and follow-up care
Please share your pregnancy plans and any previous vaginal procedure history. We review care while the implant remains in place and which records to share at other medical visits.
We connect care from the examination through after you go home.
An examination to determine the treatment area
We compare the change you want with the actual tissue, and you will be told which areas would be operated on and which tissue should be left.
Confirm the schedule and preparation
Please share your medications, allergies, and previous surgery history. We will confirm fasting for anesthesia, whether you need someone to accompany you home, and how long you may need to adjust work.
What to watch during recovery
You will receive guidance on how to clean the wound, how to use prescribed medicines, and your next visit. Exercise and sexual activity are resumed after recovery is confirmed.
A plan for if problems occur is also needed.
Risks related to surgery and implants
You will be informed about foreseeable issues such as bleeding, infection, pain, scarring, a foreign-body sensation, and implant exposure or a change in position. Risks vary depending on the actual product and method used.
When removal is needed
We discuss whether removal is possible, the scope of further surgery, and whether discomfort may remain after removal. Keep your implant records, and if symptoms develop, notify the facility that performed the surgery.
Frequently Asked Questions
If the incision is small, is recovery simple too?
We do not judge by incision size alone. Implant position, tissue recovery, and risks such as infection are considered together when deciding when to resume activity.
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.