According to three plastic surgeons who spoke to The Post, women are plunking down thousands of dollars to give their deflated-looking labia a luxe upgrade.<\/p>\n
Lots of factors can contribute to labia losing their natural “puff.”<\/p>\n
“Over time, aging, weight loss, hormonal changes, and childbirth can cause the labia majora to lose volume, leading to a deflated or sagging appearance,” Savetsky, who has performed numerous surgeries on numerous celebrities, including Real Housewives of New York star Jill Zarin, said.<\/p>\n
You’re just adding extra volume into the body by injecting the filler into the labia. It’s the same filler as you would use on your lips.<\/p>\n
Dr. Adam J. Rubinstein<\/p>\n
Some women feel that this change makes the area look aged or less aesthetically pleasing.<\/p>\n
Not all puffs are created equal: There are various factors to consider when choosing fat or filler to fulfill your labia-enhancing goals.<\/p>\n
“Filler is pretty simple and the most common puffing technique,” said Rubinstein, who starred on the Lifetime show “My Killer Body With K. Michelle.”<\/p>\n
You’re just adding extra volume into the body by injecting the filler into the labia. It’s the same filler as you would use on your lips or any other area of the body,” he added.<\/p>\n
The downside, according to Molina, is patients usually need a touch-up after nine months to a year.<\/p>\n
If you want to go the surgical route, fat grafting provides a more long-term solution. Similar to a BBL, fat is harvested from another area of the body, like the abdomen or thighs, through liposuction \u2014 then transferred to the labia.<\/p>\n
It might take a couple of sessions to see results, depending on the patient’s volume goals,” said Molina.<\/p>\n
You might have to abstain from sex, exercise, and other activities following the fat grafting surgery to achieve optimum visible voluminous benefits.<\/p>\n
You might experience mild swelling and bruising for about one to two weeks and minimal discomfort which can be managed with over-the-counter pain medication,” said Savetsky.<\/p>\n
He also recommends restrictions on sexual activity, strenuous exercise, and tight clothing for about four to six weeks to allow proper healing and fat integration.<\/p>\n
A “designer label” labia also comes with a price.<\/p>\n
Filler needs to be built conservatively, so the price is based on the cost of the syringe of filler plus the doctor’s expertise,” said Molina. “Because this is a sensitive area, I charge around $3,000 to $5,000 for filler and $5,000 to $7,000 for fat grafting.<\/p>\n
For the more involved fat transfer procedure, Rubinstein charges anywhere between $3,000 to $5,000, while the filler option can range from $1,000 to $4,000 depending on what type of material is used.<\/p>\n
Savetsky’s fat grafting procedure will set you back around $7,500.<\/p>\n
From self-esteem to sexual pleasure, the docs say there are plenty of reasons women give their “down there” area a boost.<\/p>\n
Labia puffing can make the area look better in clothing, especially when volume loss of the labia major leads to the inner labia being exposed more externally,” said Molina. “In this case, the inner labia may be visible in tight apparel such as leggings, so adding volume to the external labia helps to make the area appear more uniform,” she added.<\/p>\n
Some women may also even have asymmetries that were present at birth, and this procedure can help to make the area look more symmetric in clothing as well.<\/p>\n
It seems that their newly fleshed-out labia are leading to more fulfillment in other areas of their life as well.<\/p>\n
Some women notice big improvements in their sex life, as the restored volume enhances comfort and overall satisfaction,” said Savetsky.<\/p>\n
The plumping effect can definitely help with sexual pleasure for both them and their partner,” Molina agreed.<\/p>\n
And no one has to know you’ve had anything done: “It doesn’t have to be this exaggerated crazy cosmetic goal or outcome. It’s a very real problem women identify with,” she said.<\/p>\n
Q: What are the benefits of labia puffing?<\/p>\n
A: Labia puffing can make the area look better in clothing, improve self-esteem, and enhance sexual pleasure.<\/p>\n
Q: What are the risks associated with labia puffing?<\/p>\n
A: Risks include swelling, bruising, and soreness, which are usually temporary and can be managed with over-the-counter pain medication.<\/p>\n
Q: How much does labia puffing cost?<\/p>\n
A: The cost varies depending on the method used, with filler ranging from $1,000 to $4,000 and fat grafting ranging from $5,000 to $7,000.<\/p>\n
Q: Is labia puffing permanent?<\/p>\n
A: Filler is not permanent and may need to be replenished every 9-12 months, while fat grafting can last for several years.<\/p>\n
Labia puffing is a growing trend in vaginal aesthetics, with many women seeking to restore volume and enhance the appearance of their labia. While the procedure may not be for everyone, it can have a significant impact on self-esteem, sexual pleasure, and overall well-being. As with any cosmetic procedure, it’s essential to consult with a qualified healthcare professional to determine if labia puffing is right for you.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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