Labial Lipofilling

Labial lipofilling, also known as labial fat grafting or labial fat transfer, is a cosmetic procedure used to enhance the appearance of the labia majora-one of the pairs of lips that border the vulva. Here's generally how it is done:

Fat Harvesting: This procedure generally begins with the collection of fat from another area of your body; it is normally taken from the abdomen, thighs, or buttocks. This fat is usually drawn out by means of liposuction techniques.

In the fat processing technique, processing is performed to purify the fat and prepare it for injection. Separation of fat cells from other fluids and debris is involved.

Injection: The purified fat shall be injected into specific areas of the labia majora to add volume, reshape, or rejuvenate the appearance. The injections are usually performed in multiple layers to achieve a natural contour.

Healing: The results of the procedure include swelling and bruising, which usually clear up in a few weeks. In time, these fat cells merge with the resident tissue to produce a permanent augmentation.

Reasons for Labial Lipofilling:

Loss of Volume: Loss of fat and collagen in aging may make women seek a fuller appearance of the labia majora, which may appear deflated or drooping.
Improvement: Some women resort to labial lipofilling in order to achieve fullness and an aspect of youthfulness of the external genitalia.
Correction: It may also be used in cases of asymmetry or congenital defects of the labia majora.

Considerations:

• Consultation: It’s important to consult with a qualified plastic surgeon or gynecologist who specializes in cosmetic genital procedures to determine if you are a good candidate.
• Expectations: Realistic expectations are crucial. Results can vary, and it may take several months to see the final outcome as swelling resolves and the fat settles.

Overall, labial lipofilling is considered a safe and effective option for women seeking to enhance the appearance of their labia majora.