Hyaluronic acid is a gel that is usually used to treat wrinkles. It is sometimes injected into the labia majora to give them more volume. From our perspective, this is prohibited. Hyaluronic acid encapsulates itself, clumps together, and can leave permanent hard, scarred nodules. What’s more, only a little volume is necessary in most cases to get a visible result. This is comparatively more expensive. Autologous fatty tissue is the only suitable filler that is available free of charge and does not cause any reactions to foreign bodies. Even though some of the transplanted fatty tissue will deplete again, around 40-50% of it does, however, heal permanently. When overcorrecting, the desired volume can be achieved then and there in the first procedure. Sometimes it can be necessary to repeat the procedure. On average, around 20 ml fatty tissue is required on each side to sculpt and boost volume.