Labial Puff London

Labial Puff surgery is available in London through acclaimed cosmetic surgeon Paul Banwell.

Also known as a labia fat transfer, labial puff procedures give a more youthful appearance to the labia majora (the outer lips of the vaginal area).

The procedure is increasingly popular, with Paul Banwell seeing ever more clients at his London clinic.

It is desired by those who want to add volume and improve contouring.

Performed by a leading surgeon such as Mr Banwell, this is a procedure that has little down time, typically it can be performed as a day patient appointment.

As with so many cosmetic procedures, the benefits extend beyond the purely aesthetic.

Labial puff surgery can improve confidence and self esteem for those who have had concerns about this part of their body.

Labial Puff Surgery – Key Information

Labial puff surgery is a specific form of fat transfer, whereby fat is taken from a graft site on the body and used to add volume to the target area.

In relative terms, only a small amount of fat is needed for this procedure. The most common donor sites are from the abdomen or the outer thigh, though other options may be considered.

A patient can also have more fat removed than is required for the labial puff surgery if this creates a desired outcome elsewhere.

It may be for instance, that the patient has some fat they wish to lose from the abdomen or outer thigh, so removing more fat might tackle this aesthetic concern, with only some of the fat then required for the labial puff procedure.

The fat, once processed, is injected into the outer labia via a microcannula.

The process is a relatively straightforward one for a qualified surgeon, but the results achieved will vary by the expertise and level of experience.

Mr Banwell, for instance, knows from experience the need to ‘over correct’ slightly as results then settle down to leave the more youthful, but still natural look that is sought.

If, however, the initial correction was too slight, the end results would be underwhelming.

The Process for Labial Puff Surgery

Paul Banwell would usually perform this procedure as a day case for his London patients, with general anaesthetic used.

There are two stages to the procedure – the grafting and processing of the fat is the initial process, the fat harvested into syringes and cleansed and prepared.

The second stage sees the insertion of the fat into the outer lips region.

Only a small amount of fat can be injected at a time, but for a process such as improving the labial puff this is not a concern.

Labial Puff Consultation

While the process is undertaken in two stages, in truth there is an initial stage before this that is of prime importance – the consultation.

Undertaken at his Harley Street Clinic in London, Mr. Banwell undertakes detailed consultations, this a chance for you to discuss your hopes for surgery and the results you are seeking.

Mr Banwell will listen and offer the best course of action based on his skill and experience.

A prospective patient’s full medical history will be taken into consideration. If surgery is suitable, a full, detailed quote will be provided, this for you to consider at your leisure, free of any pressure.

No respected surgeon has a desire to push someone into surgery that isn’t truly in their best interest.

Post-Surgery Recovery

A fat graft operation to perform labia majora augmentation does not have a lengthy period of recovery.

A patient may require a short period off work, typically between one and seven days – naturally this will vary by the nature of a person’s employment.

Strenuous exercise should also be avoided.

Any pain can typically be managed through the use of standard, over-the-counter painkillers.

Your surgeon would provide full after care details and provide further information relating to follow-up appointments.

The Risks with Labia Majora Procedures

A labial puff procedure carried out through a top London clinic is considered a safe process.

As with any surgery, there are some risks associated, these including wound infection and problems with general anaesthetic rather than local anaesthetic.

Common, minor side effects are to have some degree of swelling and bruising, while there can also be a short-term loss of sensation in the immediate area.

Specific risks for this form of gynaecology are that the results are not even, or that they are not as visible as desired – as mentioned, this is why a surgeon such as Paul Banwell would tend towards an initial over correction, which then naturally settles down.

In a labial puff procedure it is necessary for the grafted fat to develop a new blood supply from the recipient site.

In rare cases where this fails to happen, the results would fail to last and so a repeat procedure would be required to achieve the desired results.

The likelihood of this would be discussed at a consultation.

Labia Puff Costs

For this form of treatment, the costs encompass the surgeon fee, anaesthetist and also the private hospital or clinic – in this case Paul Banwell’s London clinic.

At the time of writing, prices start from around £5,000. When compared to the need for repeated treatments with filler injections such as desirial, this is likely to be highly competitive.

Next Steps

To book a consultation with Mr Banwell, please call 01342 330302 or use our Contact Form.

About Paul Banwell

Paul Banwell is an award-winning, internationally trained cosmetic surgeon with more than a decade’s experience.

Paul is a member of the British Association of Plastic and Reconstructive and Aesthetic Surgeons (BAPRAS), British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons (BAAPS) and the International Society of Aesthetic Plastic Surgery (ISAPS). He is a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of England.

You might also have seen Paul on TV or other media outlets – a pioneer and leading voice in the field of cosmetic surgery he is demand by major publishers and TV networks.

About London’s Harley Street

Paul Banwell has a clinic on London’s world-renowned Harley Street, the full address the Harley Street Hospital, 19 Harley Street, London, W1G 9QJ.

Located within minutes of Regents Park underground and Oxford Circus as well as Marylebone Station, the clinic is easy to find and just a short walk or inexpensive taxi journey.

The clinic is easy to reach – it is around a five-minute walk from Regents Park underground station and 10 minutes from Oxford Circus.

Harley Street is named after Thomas Harley, Lord Mayor of London in 1767, however it became established as a home of medical excellence from the 19th century.

Lionel Logue, the speech therapist who helped King George VI – and there basis of the film The King’s Speech – had a practice at 146 Harley Street, as did many other great names in medical disciplines.

Harley Street has also featured prominently in book and film, including Sense and Sensibility and many Agatha Christie novels.