Vagina filler is currently gaining interest among women who want to increase their confidence in their private areas, helping them to look fuller, more beautiful, and firmer. However, many people may wonder: Before and after vaginal filler injections, how should you take care of yourself? What are some things you should not do? Especially the popular question, “Can I have sex?” This article will guide you through the steps to prepare for injections and how to properly care for them afterwards to ensure the most beautiful and safe results.
Pre- and post-operative care for vaginal filler injections
- What is a sister filler?
- Guidelines before injecting filler into your vagina
- Instructions after vaginal filler injection
- FAQ
What is a sister filler?
Vaginal filler Or hidden spots: is the injection of hyaluronic acid (Hyaluronic Acid - HA), a substance that can be naturally found in the body, to be injected directly into hidden spots such as the pubic area, labia minora, labia majora, or the vagina. After the filler injection, it will help increase the size and make the injected area full and look natural. It also helps to fill the younger sister to be in a perfect condition, not wrinkled, not dull, making it have a beautiful shape, look youthful and make it firm. The results of the younger sister's filler last about 8 months - 1 year, depending on the brand injected and the care after the procedure.
Guidelines before injecting filler into your vagina
As you know, filler injections for the vagina are injections of fillers into hidden areas such as the pubic area, labia minora, labia majora, or the vagina. This will help increase the size, create fullness, and help fill the vagina to be in perfect condition, beautiful shape, firmness, not wrinkled, not dull, and make it look younger. If you want the results to be as desired and the duration of the results, including safety, you should act appropriately before injecting filler for the vagina, as follows:
- Before getting injections, you should consult a specialist doctor to get advice that is appropriate for your physical condition and individual needs. The doctor will assess and advise you on the appropriate type of filler and the amount that should be injected.
- Before getting filler injections, you should get enough rest to prepare your body.
- Stop taking medications, vitamins, or supplements such as aspirin, NSAIDs, vitamin C, vitamin E, fish oil, and ginseng for 7 days before the injection, as they may prevent bleeding during the injection and cause easy bruising.
- Avoid drinking alcohol and smoking for 7 days before the injection because alcohol and nicotine in cigarettes cause blood vessels to dilate, resulting in increased blood flow and slower healing of swelling and bruising.
- Avoid strenuous exercise for about 1 week prior to filler injections to reduce blood flow and reduce the risk of bruising.
- Sexual intercourse should be avoided for 7 days prior to injection to allow the injection site to rest and reduce the chance of infection. It also helps prevent injury and irritation.
- Avoid injecting filler into your vagina during your menstrual period. This is because injecting filler during menstruation may make your body more susceptible to infection.
- The vagina should be cleaned properly, such as by shaving or waxing, to prevent infection or inflammation that may come from shaving equipment, at least 3 days before the injection.
- If the person receiving the injection has an infection in the vaginal area, the doctor will prescribe antibiotics or vaginal suppositories 2-3 days before the injection.
- Provide your doctor with a detailed medical history, such as chronic diseases, medications you are taking, allergies, and history of drug allergies, so that the doctor can assess your risks and plan appropriate treatment.
Instructions after vaginal filler injection

After the injection of filler to the vagina, to get good results and reduce the risk of possible side effects, including the maintenance of the results, you should follow the following after the injection of filler to the vagina:
- Avoid touching, massaging, kneading, or pressing the injection area for 14 days after injection to prevent the filler from moving or becoming imbalanced.
- Avoid sexual intercourse for 14 days after the injection to prevent irritation or injury to the injection site.
- Avoid strenuous exercise such as running, weight lifting, or activities that require pressure for 14 days after the injection to prevent injury or swelling.
- Avoid drinking alcoholic beverages and smoking for 7 days after the injection, as this may cause swelling or inflammation.
- Avoid laser treatment of the genitals for 1 month as it may cause irritation.
- Avoid wearing tight underwear. Tight underwear will cause pressure on the area where the filler is injected, which may cause the filler to move or spread unnaturally, resulting in irritation or swelling.
- The injection area should be kept clean by washing with clean water or mild soap. Avoid using products that may cause irritation and should be done gently to prevent the filler from deforming.
- Drink enough water. Water helps reduce swelling after filler injections and helps moisturize the vagina. It also helps the filler spread well and the results look natural.
- If there is pain, swelling or bruising after the injection, you can apply a cold compress or take painkillers to relieve the symptoms.
- If side effects occur, such as severe pain, inflammation, or infection, see a doctor immediately.
FAQ

Before getting filler injections, do I have to abstain from sex?
Before getting filler injections, you should abstain from sexual intercourse for 7 days. This is because having sex can irritate the tissues in the area where the filler is injected, which can affect the results of the filler injection. In addition, having sex stimulates blood flow and can cause injury, as well as increase the chances of inflammation and infection. Therefore, abstaining from it allows the area to be injected to rest.
Can I have sex after getting filler injections?
After the filler injection, you should abstain from sexual intercourse for 7 days. Since sexual intercourse can cause friction or irritation, which can cause the filler to move and become inflamed, and may also cause infection at the injection site, abstaining from it allows the injection site to recover properly.

Do I have to shave before getting filler injections for my vagina?
Shaving your pubic hair before getting filler injections is not necessary. Most clinics will have prepared the equipment for hair removal before the procedure. Because using a razor by yourself may cause small wounds, which may increase the risk of infection. Therefore, for safety and the best results, you should consult a doctor or specialist at the clinic for advice on preparing before the procedure. In addition, you should avoid doing the procedure during your menstrual period.

After getting filler injections, can I exercise?
After getting filler injections, you should avoid strenuous exercise. For example, running, weight lifting, or activities that require pressure for 14 days, as it may cause swelling, bruising, or irritation in the injection area, and may affect the results of the filler. If there is no swelling or irritation after 14 days, you can exercise as usual.