V-PLUMP IN DRAPER, UTAH

WHY VOLUME CHANGES AND WHAT V-PLUMP DOES

The same decline in estrogen that thins the vaginal wall also affects the external tissue around it. Add significant weight loss — increasingly common now that medical weight loss is widely used — and the result is a loss of volume and contour that patients notice in two ways: how things look, and how comfortable ordinary activities like cycling, exercise, or simply certain clothing become.

V-Plump addresses that volume loss directly as an in-office, non-surgical treatment. There is no hospital, no general anesthetic, and no surgical recovery. Like everything in our intimate-wellness program, it is performed in a private suite after a free one-on-one consultation where we establish what specifically is bothering you and whether this is the right treatment for it.

In practice V-Plump is often part of a pair rather than a standalone. FemiLift addresses the vaginal wall — support, tone, dryness, incontinence. V-Plump addresses external volume and contour. Women who describe both a functional concern and an appearance concern usually end up doing both, sequenced appropriately. Women whose concern is only one of the two do only that one, and we will say so rather than adding treatments to a plan.

This is a treatment women often feel awkward asking about, so we will say it plainly: it is a normal request, we are asked regularly, and the consultation is with a female clinician who has been doing this work since 2014. Nothing is treated at the consultation unless you want it to be.