A corrective surgery performed in cases where the inner labia cause complaints due to size or asymmetry.
Genital Aesthetics About 30 minutes
Genital Filler and G-Spot Application
Volume and fullness applications performed using hyaluronic acid or fat tissue, which do not require surgery.
About Genital Filler and G-Spot Application
Genital filler applications offer a non-surgical option for individuals experiencing volume loss or seeking localized fullness in the outer labia. The procedure can use fillers containing hyaluronic acid or the patient's own fat tissue. The G-spot injection involves filling a limited area on the anterior vaginal wall; however, scientific data on this is limited, and its effectiveness varies significantly from person to person. These procedures are not permanent, as the materials are gradually absorbed over time and may require repetition. During the consultation, the limitations of the method, possible side effects, and realistic expectations are clearly explained.
What is Genital Filler?
Genital filler is a minimally invasive aesthetic procedure applied to address volume loss, decreased elasticity, and related appearance changes in the genital area. Aging, childbirth, and hormonal changes can lead to sagging, volume loss, and deterioration of skin structure over time in this region. The procedure is mostly performed by injecting fillers containing hyaluronic acid.
Why is it Preferred?
Genital filler is considered for both aesthetic and comfort-related reasons. Women may experience changes in this area due to aging, hormonal changes, childbirth, and weight loss. These changes can cause discomfort related to appearance as well as negatively affect comfort. The aim of the procedure is to help alleviate these complaints.
How Long Does It Last?
The durability of the procedure depends on the filler material used. Hyaluronic acid-based fillers typically maintain their effect for 9-12 months; after this period, the body naturally absorbs the filler, and the effect gradually diminishes. Repeating the procedure can achieve longer-lasting results.
When the patient's own fat tissue is used, the results may last longer because some of the transferred fat cells can become permanent, prolonging the volumizing effect. The appropriate method is determined by evaluating expectations and the current condition of the area together.
What Should Be Considered After the Procedure?
- Exercise: It is recommended to avoid heavy exercise for the first 48 hours after the procedure.
- Hygiene: Care should be taken to keep the area clean.
- Sexual intercourse: It is advisable to abstain for the first few days after the procedure.
Discussing Expectations
Genital filler procedures do not replace surgical operations; they offer a non-surgical option in cases where volume loss is prominent. Results vary from person to person and the procedure is not permanent. Therefore, during the consultation, the limitations of the method, possible side effects, and realistic expectations are clearly discussed; whether the procedure is suitable for you is decided together after examination.
How is the Procedure Performed?
The area is evaluated before the procedure; the degree of volume loss, which material will be used, and expectations are discussed together. The filler is injected into the targeted area; the procedure is brief and does not require surgical incisions. Temporary sensitivity or swelling may occur in the area.
When Making a Decision
Any known allergies to medications or substances, medications you are currently using, and any previous procedures you have undergone should definitely be shared during the consultation. Whether the procedure is suitable for you is decided after evaluating your examination findings and medical history together. It should be known from the beginning that the procedure is not permanent and may need to be repeated over time; therefore, planning is done with a long-term perspective.
The information on this page is prepared for general informational purposes and does not replace a doctor's examination. Please be sure to consult a doctor for your complaints.
How It Works
The Process
The steps below describe how things generally work at the clinic. Which tests are needed and how the plan is set varies from person to person.
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Step 1
Initial consultation and assessment
We review your complaints, medical history and any previous tests together. The examination is planned after this conversation.
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Step 2
Necessary tests
If an ultrasound, lab work or other examination is needed, we clearly explain which one and why.
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Step 3
Personalized plan
Findings are interpreted together; options, expected duration and any alternatives are shared with you. The decision is made jointly.
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Step 4
Follow-up
A check-up is scheduled to see how things are progressing. If you have questions in between, you can reach the clinic.
Genital Aesthetics
Related services
Other services in the same area may also interest you.
Surgical repair of the vaginal canal and supporting tissues in cases of birth-related and age-related prolapse.
Correction of appearance complaints caused by volume loss or excess in the outer labia.
Correction of excess tissue covering the clitoral area to improve appearance and alleviate discomfort complaints.
Non-surgical supportive treatments applied for complaints of dryness, sensitivity, and tissue quality.
Your Doctor
Op. Dr. Abdulkadir Güllüce
Obstetrics and Gynecology Specialist
Op. Dr. Abdulkadir Güllüce has been practicing medicine since 2013 and has specialized in Obstetrics and Gynecology since 2022. He bases his practice on current scientific guidelines in areas ranging from pregnancy follow-up to gynecological surgery, tailoring the treatment plan according to each patient's individual history. He sees his patients at his clinic in Yakuplu, Beylikdüzü, and makes a point of explaining every step of the process in clear, understandable language.
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The information on this page is for general purposes; it does not replace an examination, diagnosis or treatment and does not promise any outcome. Whether it applies to you is assessed together with your history and examination findings. If you experience severe pain, heavy bleeding, fever or fainting, go to the nearest healthcare facility without delay.