Intimate medical care
Assessment of the vulval area and your care goals. Each concern deserves an individual approach.
We start with your concern
You can seek advice about changes in the outer labia, skin concerns, discomfort or other intimate issues. The team assesses the area and your goals to consider appropriate options. Discussion and examination are the starting point for a care plan.
Medicines and fillers are different
Injectable treatments are not all the same. Botulinum toxin is a medicine that acts on nerve transmission; it does not add volume like a filler. When asking about treatment “in the labia”, the area and intended purpose need to be clarified.
Medical assessment of medicines
Some intimate uses of medicines are outside their authorised indications. When an off-label use is considered, it requires individual medical justification, specific information and consent in accordance with the applicable rules. This website provides general information and does not replace that assessment.
What is explained before treatment?
Before an application, the product, its purpose and the alternatives are clarified. Possible results, their duration and relevant adverse effects are also discussed. Information and aftercare are tailored to your health and the proposed procedure.
A consultation for guidance
You do not need to choose a product or technique in advance. You can ask the gynaecology team for an assessment and explain your concern. Any prescription is decided at the consultation; this page does not offer medicines for purchase or booking.
Different care options
Surgery changes tissue, fractional laser applies energy and injectable products have their own actions. The choice depends on the concern, medical assessment and procedures available at the clinic. Read more about labiaplasty and vaginal laser.
References and further reading
Content edition: 9 September 2026
General information. Not a substitute for a consultation or an individual medical decision.
We start by
listening to you.
Request an assessment at your preferred clinic. You do not need to know in advance which treatment might suit you.