When women age, the vulvo-vaginal area loses its elasticity and volume. This is exacerbated by childbirth and other factors. A number of surgical and non-surgical procedures are available to reshape the vulva, but most don’t offer long-term benefits. However, a new treatment called pelvic filler offers dramatic results and provides a solution to this common problem.
Injections of hyaluronic acid filler are a minimally invasive option for vaginal rejuvenation. These fillers can restore elasticity, tone and hydration to the soft tissue of the vulvo-vaginal area. However, it is important to choose a physician who has experience in this procedure, especially one who understands the anatomy of the female genitals.골반필러
There are several different types of pelvic filler, each designed to address a specific issue. Labiaplasty restores the size of the outer labia (the “lips” of the vagina). Similarly, a filler called Desirial can improve tonus and reduce pain caused by vulva atrophy. This treatment is especially effective for post-menopausal women who are experiencing a drop in estrogen, as this can cause the labia majora to shrink, leading to localized pain.
Another option for restoring elasticity and hydration to the vulva is PRP therapy. This is a non-surgical treatment that uses your own blood to extract platelet-rich plasma. The plasma contains growth factors that stimulate cell and collagen production, improving the quality of your vulvo-vaginal tissues. This can be combined with a pelvic filler to enhance its effectiveness.골반필러
Finally, G-spot amplification is a popular treatment that is believed to make sexual intercourse more satisfying. The front wall of the vagina is a highly erogenous site that can be enhanced with dermal fillers to stimulate orgasms.
Hyaluronic acid fillers are safe for most people, but it is important to choose a doctor who has experience in this procedure. It is also important to use a filler that is specially made for the genital area, as there are products on the market intended for facial injections that may have an adverse effect when applied to the genital areas.
A 45-year-old Asian woman with no underlying medical conditions presented to the emergency room complaining of pain in her lower abdominal region and pus-like discharge from the site of a soft tissue filler injection in the right labia majora. She had undergone this procedure at a clinic 1 year earlier.
The patient had undergone a pelvic filler procedure consisting of lipofilling of the posterior vaginal wall far from the vascular axes and an injection of combined PRP and HA subcutaneously in the perineum. A month after this procedure, the patient underwent a repeat procedure of PRP and HA in the same area, and reported improvement of her symptoms. However, the patient still complained of pain during sexual intercourse and a feeling of incomplete arousal. She underwent a third procedure in which she had a combination of PRP and HA in the left labia majora, and this improved her sensations during intercourse. The results of the three procedures were comparable.