Not Sure What Was Injected into Your Mons or Labia? Find Out with Ultrasound
Many men do not know exactly what substance they were injected with. A high-resolution ultrasound helps show the type, location and extent of the substance before you decide on repair or further injections.
Who should have a check
- Women who had mons or labia injections before but are unsure what was used
- Men with lumps, swelling or a change in shape
- Men who want filler but have had other substances injected in the past
- Women whose filler feels uneven or irregular
What ultrasound can show
| Substance | Typical appearance | Next step |
|---|---|---|
| HA filler | Well-defined gel deposits | Can be adjusted or dissolved |
| Liquid silicone | Scattered, with a characteristic pattern | Treatment planning and referral when needed |
| Oil or paraffin | Lumps and scar tissue within the tissue | Treatment planning and referral when needed |
| No substance found | Normal tissue layers | Filler can be planned as usual |
Some patients may need an additional MRI for detailed treatment planning. The doctor will advise after the scan.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the ultrasound hurt?
No. A probe is placed on the skin with gel, and it only takes a short time.
Do I have to go ahead with repair after the scan?
No. After the scan, the doctor explains the results and your options, and you decide for yourself with no obligation.
Related services
Repair of Previous Injections
Filler that is lumpy, migrated or uneven, or previous silicone and unknown-substance injections.
Mons Pubis + Labia Majora Filler
Restores fullness with Thai FDA-registered HA. Non-surgical and can be dissolved if needed.
Laser / RF Tightening
Vaginal laxity, vaginal dryness, and bladder leaks when you cough or sneeze.