Correction of the mons veneris (mons pubis)
The somewhat outdated term mons pubis, like the term mons veneris, refers to the area at the transition from the lower abdomen to the vagina. This is hairy skin (which is usually shaved nowadays) with stable, firm subcutaneous fatty tissue. Weight fluctuations and / or pregnancies can lead to increased storage of fat in the lipocytes (fat cells) in this region. In tight trousers, bikinis and dresses, the enlarged mound of Venus may show up disturbingly on clothing. Many women find this annoying. Once fat deposits have accumulated, they cannot be reduced by diet or exercise and restrict women in their choice of clothing and their sexual experience.
The solution may be to reduce the fatty tissue in the area of the mons pubis. Our clinic has a special liposuction technique which, in addition to liposuction, also tightens the skin. This is done with the help of high-energy radiofrequency pulses, which tighten the skin by shrinking the collagen and elastin fibres while the underlying fatty tissue is suctioned out and thus removed.
In a consultation with our team, you will discuss the available techniques and details of the operation.
For further information, please see the bottom of the page. This is where the advantages and disadvantages of the procedures are presented and the risks and side effects are explained. However, this cannot replace a personal consultation (also via video), in which these aspects are explained and adapted individually. We therefore look forward to a personal consultation with you!