Frequently asked questions

Yes. Your medical file is closed and shared with no one, and photographs — if taken — remain in the file only and are never used promotionally. WhatsApp messages come from the clinic number and are neutrally worded.

We use local anaesthesia and gentle techniques that keep sessions as comfortable as possible; most clients describe them as easier than expected. After surgical procedures there is discomfort, controlled with simple analgesia.

Most are done under local anaesthesia alone, with no sedation and no general anaesthetic. Minor surgical procedures may need deeper local anaesthesia, which we explain at your assessment.

It varies: filler needs virtually none, smart threads two to three quieter days, labiaplasty seven to ten days, and surgical tightening seven to fourteen days.

Some treatments show results from the first session, others build over four to eight weeks. Surgical results are usually permanent; filler and threads last twelve to eighteen months.

Yes — Tabby and Tamara instalments are available, and we explain the details once your plan is set at the assessment.

Yes. We use Ministry of Health licensed medical products under specialist supervision, and we will tell you the product name and source if you ask.

About 45 minutes, including 20 minutes of conversation before any examination. It is a medical consultation with no obligation — many women come for assessment only.

The clinic is in Riyadh, open Saturday to Thursday, 4:00 PM to 10:00 PM. Closed Fridays. Message us on WhatsApp to arrange a time and receive the location.

Of course. Most of our clients come alone, and appointments are scheduled so clients do not overlap in reception wherever possible.

At least six months after delivery, and preferably after weaning, so tissues and hormones have settled and the result reflects your true baseline.

Yes. Many procedures — labiaplasty, lightening, bump and sweating treatment — have nothing to do with marital status and do not touch the hymen at all.

In most cases no. We use local anaesthesia — sometimes deeper local for surgical cases — and no hospital admission is needed.

We prefer to wait at least six months so tissues settle and hormones normalise, particularly while breastfeeding.

It does not prevent one, but do tell your obstetrician about the previous procedure. Some women prefer to wait until their family is complete.

You feel no pain during surgery thanks to the anaesthesia. Afterwards there is swelling and discomfort controlled with simple painkillers; most patients describe it as easier than expected.

Three to five days is enough for most women in desk-based work, around two weeks for physically demanding jobs.

Surgery treats advanced laxity with a permanent result but needs recovery. Smart threads are a gentle, almost downtime-free option suited to mild and moderate laxity, with results that need refreshing.

The session is done under local anaesthesia and feels closer to light pressure. Some women notice mild tightness for a day or two.

Usually after two weeks; we confirm precisely at your review based on thread count and tension.

Yes — they are fully absorbable, licensed threads that dissolve naturally over months without leaving residue.

Yes, when done under medical supervision with licensed products at concentrations suited to thin skin. The risk comes from unprescribed commercial products.

Most women see a clear difference after the second or third session; the full protocol is three to six.

They last a long time if the cause is addressed. With ongoing friction or frequent shaving pigment can gradually return, so we advise periodic maintenance.

For mild and moderate laxity, yes, with very good results. Severe laxity may need a small surgical step, and we say so plainly after examination.

One to two years depending on technique, your skin and your lifestyle.

Yes, and we often do — tightening and lightening together give a more balanced result, which is the basis of the Beauty Dream package.

No. Golden plasma is derived from your own blood and contains no hormones — an important option for anyone who cannot or prefers not to use hormone therapy.

Yes, golden plasma is safe during breastfeeding because it introduces no foreign substances.

Twelve to eighteen months for plasma, six to nine months for hyaluronic acid, refreshed with a single session.

Yes, with a licensed product and correct technique. Hyaluronic acid is dissolvable, meaning any unsatisfactory result can be adjusted or removed.

It does not reduce it, and many women report greater comfort as friction resolves. Injection sits in a superficial plane away from main nerves.

We decide after examination. We never start with a large volume — adding later is easy, overcorrection is not.

We handle this kind of concern daily. No judgement and no commentary — just a calm, professional medical assessment.

Entirely optional. Some women prefer to come alone, others prefer to include their husband; both are welcome.

Completely. Files are closed and shared with no one, and we never use images or details for any promotional purpose.

No — we use numbing cream and the sensation is closer to light tingling and warmth.

Usually from the third session, improving cumulatively with each one after.

Yes, and many women request both areas in the same appointment for full consistency.

Not mandatory, but it roughly doubles how well results hold, because it removes the main mechanical cause — repeated shaving.

Yes; we calibrate concentrations to your skin type to avoid rebound pigmentation.

Partially, if heavy friction continues — which is why we advise a maintenance session every six months.

No, and the comparison is unfair. Non-surgical techniques improve mild to moderate laxity very well but do not remove significant excess skin.

It visibly improves its appearance, especially with mesotherapy, but it is not a definitive treatment for deep cellulite.

One to two years, supported by an annual maintenance session and a stable weight.

Yes. Treating old scars is very successful; we have treated scars ten years old and more.

In most cases it resolves or reduces very substantially, particularly where fibrous tissue or scar tension is the cause.

Any wound leaves a mark, but the goal is a soft, flat, symmetric mark instead of a thick or painful one.

Not always, but it is the most effective answer where repeated shaving and ingrown hairs are the cause.

New bumps come under control within a month; marks improve over six to ten weeks.

Yes — bikini, upper thighs and buttocks can all sit within the same plan if needed.

Yes. The treated area is very small relative to total body surface, and all other sweat glands function entirely normally.

Usually yes, because less moisture means less activity from odour-causing bacteria. If there is an inflammatory cause we treat that in parallel.

Six to nine months, refreshed with a single short session.

They help a lot in very mild cases if done correctly and consistently for three months. In moderate and advanced cases they are not enough alone.

Non-surgical treatment is close to painless. Surgical treatment uses local or regional anaesthesia, with mild discomfort afterwards controlled by simple analgesia.

Non-surgical: within two to six weeks. Surgical: almost immediately once swelling settles.

In most cases no. We preserve the uterus wherever possible, particularly for women planning future pregnancy.

Usually not, but pregnancy and delivery can affect a repair's result, so we discuss timing with you.

They help greatly at grade one and prevent progression, but they do not reverse advanced prolapse.

Not when performed with correct technique. The main sensory nerves are unaffected, and many women report greater comfort once friction resolves.

Three to five days is enough for most women; a full week is more comfortable.

Yes — the procedure is confined to the labia minora and does not touch the hymen at all.