Ultrasound for Intimate Filler, When You Do Not Know What Was Injected
Many patients tell the doctor frankly that they do not know what was injected at the time. A high-resolution ultrasound shows whether it is HA, silicone or oil, where it sits and how far it extends, before you decide to dissolve, repair or add more.
Who should have a check
- You had the intimate area injected before but are not sure with what
- You have lumps, swelling or a change in shape
- You want filler but have had something else injected before
- You have had filler and it feels uneven or rippled
What ultrasound can tell you
| 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, surgical referral when needed |
| Oil or paraffin | Lumps and scar tissue within the tissue | Treatment planning, surgical referral when needed |
| No substance found | Normal tissue layers | Filler can be planned as usual |
Some patients need an additional MRI for more detailed planning. The doctor tells you after the scan.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the ultrasound hurt?
No. The probe is placed on the skin with gel, and it takes only a few minutes.
Do I have to go ahead with repair after the scan?
No. After the scan the doctor explains the results and your options. You can go home and think about it. No obligation.
Related services
Repair of Filler from Elsewhere
Lumpy, migrated or uneven filler, or previous silicone and injections of unknown substances.
Intimate Area Filler
Restores fullness with Thai FDA-registered HA. No surgery, and it can be dissolved if you change your mind.
Laser Vaginal Tightening
Vaginal laxity after childbirth, dryness at menopause, bladder leaks when you cough or sneeze. No surgery.