Samsun Labia Majora Augmentation

Samsun Big Lip Filling, is the recovery of the volume that decreases over time in the external genital lips. It comes up with aging, weight loss and menopause.

In these processes, large lips can have a dull and wrinkled appearance, with the inner lips more exposed; Physical complaints such as friction, irritation and discomfort within clothing can accompany the painting. Nevertheless, the size and fullness of the genital area vary widely among women, and this diversity is normal.

The practice is not considered to alter a normal anatomy, but to remove a complaint described by the person himself; Before deciding, the source of the complaint is clarified. Samsun Atakum Hospital Prof. Dr. Aşkı Ellibeş Kaya, makes the assessment according to examination findings, patient's history and expectation.

What is Big Lip Filling?

Large lips (labium majus) are structures that surround the external genital area on two sides, consisting of fat and connective tissue. These structures both protect the tissues that remain inside from external factors and determine the overall appearance of the area. Plumbing is the process of regenerating the volume that has been reduced here with a suitable material.

The procedure does not involve a surgical incision; The tissue is supported by placing the volume-generating product with the help of a thin end cannula. The goal is not to overestimate the lips, but to restore lost fullness within natural limits. This distinction is a topic that must be discussed from the beginning for a realistic conclusion.

What is done under this heading is not a single process. Different materials and different approaches are brought to the patient's tissue structure, according to the severity and expectation of his or her complaint. The common point is that the result looks natural and supports the region in a way that does not disrupt its function.

Why Does Volume Loss Develop?

The fullness of large lips is largely due to the fatty tissue. With age, this decrease in tissue, loss of skin flexibility and withdrawal of hormonal support with menopause leads to the area looking dim. Obvious weight loss can produce the same result in a much shorter time.

As the volume decreases, the covering effect of the outer lips weakens and the inner lips remain more exposed, which may bring physical complaints such as irritation, dryness and tenderness due to friction in some women as well as discomfort with appearance.

Who Can Be Suitable for?

Frequent Intimidations

• Increased friction and irritation in walking, running, cycling and so on

• Discomfort in tight clothes, underwear and swimsuits

• Dryness and tenderness due to more exposed inner lips

• Loss of comfort and discomfort during sexual intercourse

• Dissatisfaction with the dim, wrinkled appearance of the area

These complaints don't have to be all at once. In some patients, there is physical discomfort alone, and in others, there is only dissatisfaction with appearance. It is discussed in detail as it directly affects which complaint is dominant, the method to be chosen and the outcome that can be expected from the process.

Expectancy management is an integral part of this stage. Implementation is not a magical solution that rejuvenates the region; it allows volume loss to be addressed to a certain extent. Postponing the process is a more accurate approach in patients whose expectation is unrealistic or whose decision is guided by their environment.

The situation is different in the patient with more tissue

Not every sagging appearance is caused by loss of volume. Some patients have excess tissue on large lips; In these people, fulling does not reduce convergence, but rather can increase the sensation of compression and friction. The correct approach in this table is not to add volume, but to surgically reduce excess tissue.

What makes the distinction is the examination. Evaluation of the area in standing and lying position, examination of skin quality, amount of tissue and distribution of tissue shows which way is appropriate. A misedited plan does not remove the patient's complaint, even if it is technically applied smoothly.

Applied Methods

Hyaluronic Acid Based Filling Application

Hyaluronic acid is a molecule naturally present in the tissue and has a high water retention capacity. When products based on this basis are given to the region, the volume effect is immediate. Its most important advantage is that it is reversible: the effect can be reduced or eliminated by using a substance that dissolves the product when necessary.

The effect is not permanent. Over time, the product is absorbed by the body and the fullness gained gradually decreases; This time varies over months depending on the metabolism of the person, the mobility of the region and the density of the product used. The result may need to be repeated at certain intervals for protection.

Transfer of One's Own Oil Tissue

In oil transfer, the volume is provided by its own fatty tissue taken from a region of the person, such as the abdomen or inner leg. Once the tissue is properly prepared, it is transferred to large lips. Because one's own tissue is used, there is no risk of a foreign substance reaction, and the result may be longer lasting.

This method is difficult to predict as well as absorption. A portion of the fat transferred is absorbed by the body in the first months and the rate absorbed varies significantly from person to person. Since the amount that becomes permanent is not known in advance, some patients may require a second session.

Why Are Permanent Products Not Used?

Permanent fillers are not used in this area. Non-absorbable products can cause problems such as nodules, granulomas and chronic inflammation even after years; these tables are difficult to treat and often require surgical removal. Therefore, only products of absorbable quality are preferred.

It is the patient's right to ask if the product to be applied to him or her is absorbable and to receive this information in a clear manner. It is also a standard practice to support the information made prior to the application with written approval; The patient must decide on the limits of the procedure and its possible consequences.

It is equally important that the practice is done in healthcare conditions with disposable and sterile materials. The fact that the area is a humid and germ-intensive area increases the risk of infection when hygiene rules are not followed. Therefore, practices in inappropriate environments should be avoided.

Comparison of Methods

TitleHyaluronic acid fillerOil transferThe problem it aims to reduce is faint appearance due to loss of volume Specific volume loss, large areaDissue excess and sag Permanence; the product is absorbed over timeMore long-term; a section is absorbedPersistently recoverable with retrievalSolute substance Unretrievable RecoverySeveral days swelling and tendernessRecovery in two separate areas; Longerweeks of surgical recovery Seans numberRequired for the duration of the event Second session may be required according to volumeMost often single session AnesthesiaRegional anesthetic creamLocal anesthesia; Local or general anesthesia, including the area where the oil is taken

The headings in the table provide a general framework; What method is appropriate is determined based on the examination findings, the patient's expectation and overall health. There may also be situations where different approaches are planned together in the same person.

Another determining factor in method selection is how long the patient expects results from the process. It may be reasonable to begin with a retrieval product in patients who wish to try the result first; Fat transfer is brought up in patients seeking long-term solutions and accepting absorption uncertainty.

Pre-process Evaluation

The consultations first discusses when the complaint begins, how it affects daily life, and what the expectation is. Birth history, menopause status, medications used, bleeding disorder, and known allergies are questioned. If there is an active infection or skin problem in the area, it must be treated first.

In patients using blood thinners, the plan is reviewed with the physician who administers the drug. It is preferable for the practice to coincide outside the menstrual period in terms of comfort. Following the briefing, the patient's questions are answered, the risks described and approval taken.

Every planning for this area is part of a holistic assessment that includes gynecological examination, an experienced review of the process to distinguish between infection, skin diseases and hormonal changes. Samsun obstetrician This is why it is important to plan it.

How to Apply?

The practice is done in practice conditions and does not require hospitalization. Once the area is cleared, anaesthetic cream is applied and expected to take effect. The product is then slowly given to the appropriate layer of the tissue with the help of a thin cannula that is not sharp-tipted, and balance between the two sides is maintained.

Cannula preference is not coincidental; The blunt-end cannulas are selected primarily in this area as they reduce the risk of vascular injury. The balanced distribution of the product without gathering at a single point reduces the likelihood of hand-feeling irregularities. The patient's comfort is monitored during the procedure.

When oil transfer is planned, the process is two-step. Local anesthesia is first applied to the abdomen or inner leg area where the oil will be taken, and the tissue is collected by a special method; Once prepared, it is transferred to large lips. Therefore, the processing time is noticeably longer than the filling application.

Once the procedure is complete, the area is briefly monitored and the patient usually returns home on the same day. It is detailed in detail what should be considered in the first days before exiting, what symptoms are considered normal and in what cases to consult a physician.

Recovery Process and Aftercare

In the first days, swelling, bruising and tenderness in the area are expected findings; These usually begin to decrease within a few days. Cold application can help limit swelling. It is described at the exit which painkiller can be used and in what cases it should be applied to the physician.

In the first days, it is recommended to keep the area dry and clean, and to prefer abundant and cotton underwear. It is kept away from environments such as hot water, pool, sea and sauna for a while. The physician determines the time of return to sexual intercourse and sports, according to the method applied and the course of recovery.

The edema is expected to be completely resolved in order for the result to be evaluated correctly; The fullness seen in the early period does not reflect the final state. It may take several months for the permanent volume to become clear in oil transfer. Therefore, inspection examinations should not be interrupted, evaluation should not be rushed.

At the first check, the area is examined and the placement of the tissue, the balance between the two sides, and the course of healing are evaluated. This consultations is also an opportunity for the patient to pass on their own observations; When small irregularities are noticed early, the solution is usually easier.

Risks and Possible Side Effects

As with any practice, there are risks here. The most common are swelling, bruising and transient tenderness. Apart from these, asymmetry, hand-feeling disorder or stiffness may develop between the two sides; Rarely, infection can be seen and may require additional treatment.

The most serious risk is vascular congestion due to the product affecting the vascular structure. Although it is rare, the consequences can be severe. Therefore, the application is required by a physician who has mastered the regional anatomy, knows the management of complications and is equipped with appropriate equipment.

In addition to oil transfer, there may be a loss of absorption-related volume, irregular appearance, and pitting in the area where the oil is taken. Unexpected and increasing pain, widespread redness, discharge or fever should be applied to the physician without wasting time.

To Whom Not Applied?

• Pregnancy and lactation

• Active infection or an unhealed skin lesion in the area

• Bleeding disorder or uncontrolled use of blood thinners

• Active skin disease in the area

• Known hypersensitivity to the content of the product to be used

• Uncontrolled autoimmune disease

Some of these titles are temporary; evaluation can be made again after the gestation and breastfeeding period is complete or infection is treated. In patients with chronic disease, the decision is made by taking the opinion of the attending physician and taking into account the current status of the patient.

Continuity of Results

In hyaluronic acid-based applications, the effect is temporary and the fullness decreases over time. It would not be right to give a valid calendar for everyone, as the duration varies from person to person; In the control examinations, the area is evaluated and the time again is planned with the patient.

Tissue that becomes permanent in fat transfer can be preserved for many years. In contrast, significant weight changes can affect the outcome of pregnancy and menopause. Cigarette use and conditions that disrupt circulation also negatively affect the retention of transferred tissue.

No matter which method is chosen, the outcome cannot be said to remain unchanged for life. The tissue continues to age and hormonal processes continue to affect the region. Knowing this fact from the beginning prevents future repetition or corrections from being perceived as a surprise.

Conclusion

Samsun Big Lip FillingIt is an application aimed at improving comfort and appearance in women with a complaint of loss of volume on the external genital lips. It can give satisfactory results when done with the right patient, the appropriate method, and absorbable products; however, no practice gives the same result in everyone.

Before making a decision, the source of the complaint needs to be clarified, the limitations of the methods as well as their advantages discussed and the risks understood. A surgical solution is brought up in the patient with tissue surplus rather than fulling. The only way to make this distinction is through an examination-based assessment.