Intimate contour plastic

Intimate contour plastic is a relatively new, but very popular direction in aesthetic medicine.

The reasons for resorting to such a procedure may be related to various problems, but more often than not it is simply the desire of a woman to bring her body into a state close to the so-called ideal, which each person has, his own.

What is introduced into the urogenital zone during the procedure? Doctors use only proven, certified drugs, most often it is hyaluronic acid, which is perceived by the body as a “native” substance.

Hyaluronic acid is able to retain water, form specific hydro-polymers of very high density, they create the effect of elasticity, skin turgor, filling all intracellular spaces. The human body itself produces hyaluronic acid daily, but under the influence of various factors the production of the substance slows down, and the skin loses its elasticity and elasticity.

The state of intimate zones is influenced by both age and other reasons, for example, such:
Childbirth.
Decreased estrogen levels in the body.
Injuries.
Overweight.
Sharp weight loss with excessive diets.

The main advantage of intimate correction with contour plastics:
Painless procedure.
The drugs do not have antigenic properties, therefore, are not capable of causing an allergic reaction.
All fillers are carefully checked by the manufacturer, certified and delivered to the center in sealed packaging (in disposable sterile syringes), therefore safe in the sense of infection, non-toxic and do not cause complications.
Fillers injected into intimate zones do not migrate, that is, they can not cause deformity of the labia.
Preparations used in plastic are slowly absorbed, which contributes to the natural adaptation of the organism to the introduced filler.
All fillers based on hyaluronic acid are considered bioavailable, compatible with the structure of soft tissues.
The procedure does not require hospitalization, it is carried out on an outpatient basis.
The effect of the procedure lasts about a year, sometimes and longer, depending on the degree of tissue atrophy.