Frequently Asked Questions about Intimate Filler and Care

Yes, when a licensed doctor performs it in a licensed medical facility using Thai FDA-registered HA filler. If any of these is missing, it is illegal. Always ask to see the licence numbers.

HA fillers registered in Thailand are approved for the face. Using them elsewhere is off-label use, which doctors may do at their professional discretion. We explain this before you sign the consent form.

Common: swelling, bruising or small lumps, which usually settle or can be corrected. Rare but serious: infection, blocked blood vessels, and material or clots travelling to other vessels, which can be life-threatening. See the Safety page for details.

Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding, have an infection or wound in the treatment area, have a bleeding disorder or take blood thinners, have had an allergy to HA or local anaesthetic, or whose expectations go beyond what filler can achieve.

The doctor needs to examine you with ultrasound and assess you first. In most cases the existing substance has to be dealt with first. We will not inject filler over a foreign substance.

Only HA fillers registered with the Thai FDA, bought from licensed distributors. The doctor shows you the product, registration number and lot number on the day.

The doctor applies numbing cream first, then injects a local anaesthetic. Most women feel tightness or mild discomfort during the procedure.

About 60 minutes in total, including time for the numbing cream and observation afterwards.

Yes. Normal daily activity is fine, but some activities must be avoided for the period the doctor specifies.

14 days, so the filler can settle and to reduce infection risk.

We recommend booking when you are not on your period, for hygiene and to reduce the risk of infection.

Yes. You can send questions privately via LINE or WhatsApp and book a video call with the doctor, but any decision to go ahead with a procedure requires an examination at the clinic first.

The doctor focuses on a volume that is balanced with your anatomy, so it looks natural in underwear, swimwear or fitted trousers. Individual results vary.

Filler does not reduce the labia minora, but adding fullness to the labia majora may help the proportions look more balanced. For skin tone, see our intimate skin brightening page.

Filler is injected into the fat layer beneath the skin. It is not designed to change sexual sensation, and we do not claim that it helps with this.

No, it is not permanent. Results usually last about 12–18 months, after which the body gradually breaks down the HA naturally.

To keep the result, yes. Top-ups usually need less volume than the first session. The doctor assesses this at follow-up.

Yes. The doctor can inject the enzyme hyaluronidase to dissolve HA, unlike liquid silicone or permanent substances, which are difficult to remove.

Yes. Dr. Kate (Asst. Prof. Dr. Borisut Sanmano) is a female doctor who personally handles every case, from consultation and treatment to follow-up.

The price depends on the service and the amount the doctor recommends for you. See the Pricing page; you will always be told the final price before treatment.

Yes. Medical records are kept in line with Thailand's healthcare facility law and the PDPA, and we do not disclose your information without your consent.

We recommend staying at least [XX] days after treatment so you can attend a follow-up check before flying home.

Yes. If it is HA filler, the doctor dissolves the problem area with an enzyme under ultrasound guidance and then re-injects.

We start with an ultrasound to identify the type and extent of the substance, then the doctor plans treatment. If surgery is needed, we arrange referral to a suitable surgeon.

Start with an ultrasound, which can help give an initial distinction between HA filler, silicone and oil.

Most women feel warmth or mild stinging. No general anaesthesia is needed, and you can return to work straight away. Avoid intercourse, baths and swimming for 3–5 days as the doctor advises.

It helps many women with mild to moderate symptoms. The doctor assesses the severity first; more significant symptoms may need other treatment as well.

It can improve. The doctor first identifies the cause, then chooses topical treatment or laser to suit your skin. Results are gradual and need ongoing care.

Yes. Pelvic exams and cervical cancer screening are done in a private room with a female doctor. Please book when you are not on your period.