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Published 16:21 8 Jun 2015 BST
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Dr. Nirdosh told the MailOnline: "Simply put, a lot of women want a 'young vagina'.
"They don't like the aesthetic look of a saggy, deflated, floppy vagina and see cosmetic dermal fillers as a saviour."
However, the medic warned that the risks associated with this procedure include nerve paralysis, bleeding, swelling and loss of sensation during sex.
She advised: "To put it simply, the vagina might look prettier afterwards but it won't be worth it if it doesn't work in the long term - that is the risk you are taking."
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