This research analyzes the aggravated vulnerability in consumer law. The thesis proposes that it is necessary to incorporate a human rights approach , a gender perspective in order to apply the concept of 'aggravated vulnerability' to female consumers, con-sidering that, under the paradigm of structural discrimination, women constitute a disadvantaged group. Structural discrimination conceptually contributes to determining 'totalizing experiences' as a theoretical proposal for Chilean experiences that affect the collective interest of women consumers.