Labial puffing using fat grafting can restore both the appearance and function of a deflated labia majora.
What is fat grafting to the labia majora (labial puffing)?
Like other parts of the body, the labia majora (outer vagina lips) ages over time and can become wrinkled and deflated. Ageing, childbirth, menopause and even weight loss can contribute to the labia losing fatty tissue and elasticity. As the labia majora loses volume, it becomes less effective in protecting from friction and impact, arising in pain during sexual intercourse. Additionally, the labia minora (inner vagina lips) may become more noticeable, creating an appearance that some women find undesirable.
Labial puffing using fat grafting can restore both the appearance and function of a deflated labia majora. In this minimally invasive procedure, fat cells are collected from your inner thigh, hips, or abdomen and then injected into the labia majora to rejuvenate and plump the area.
What can you expect with labial puffing?
Liposuction is performed under general or local anesthesia to harvest the fat. Once the fat is extracted, it is then purified before being injected into the labia majora. You will be able to return home immediately after the procedure and expect a recovery time of 1-6 weeks, depending on how much fat was transferred.
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Women from across Canada and around the world choose to book with Dr. Lazare because he is a board-certified Gynecology surgeon with years of experience and excellence performing fat grafting procedures.
Dr. Arko Demianzcuk
Cosmetic, Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon | BLOG
Dr. Arko Demianzcuk received his MD degree with honors from Queens University and his Plastic Surgery training (FRCS) from the University of British Columbia. His post-graduate education included subspecialty training in reconstructive surgery and cosmetic surgery at Harvard Medical School, Massachusetts General Hospital Boston. Dr. Demianzcuk has been appointed as Clinical Associate Professor at the University of British Columbia and served as Director of the UBC Resident Cosmetic Clinic for over a decade.Dr. Demianzcuk’s professional memberships include the Royal College of Physicians & Surgeons of Canada with subspecialty training in Plastic Surgery, the Canadian Society of Plastic Surgery, the Canadian Society of Aesthetic Surgery, the American Society of Plastic Surgery, and the Canadian Medical Association.
