Vaginal Rejuvenation

Vaginal Rejuvenation

Women often put up with female problems such as urinary incontinence during laughing or coughing, vaginal dryness, and laxity. Some often feel less sensation during intercourse.

Common Causes of Vaginal Laxity: Childbirth and Ageing

Vaginal laxity refers to a “looseness” that occurs in the vagina.

Vaginal Relaxation Syndrome refers to the increased in the inner diameter of the vaginal wall.

Pregnancy and vaginal delivery can lead to stretching, which can result in loss of vaginal tightness. Vaginal laxity is also a normal part of ageing and associated with menopause. if left untreated, it may lead to pelvic organ prolapse (prolapse of any of the four organs inside the pelvic cavity, namely the uterus, bladder, bowel or vagina).

Treatments available to rejuvenate vagina & vulva (non-surgically)

Fortunately, there are several alternatives to vaginoplasty and labiaplasty procedure intended to improve vaginal laxity.

Both of the treatments below are painless and have little to no downtime.

1) Laser Vaginal Rejuvenation

Fotona G-Runner is a medically-proven non-surgical laser treatment for vaginal revitalization and rejuvenation.

Results

• Firmer vaginal wall and canal.
• Reduction of symptoms such as dryness, itching, irritation and dyspareunia
• May improve leakage of urine while sneezing/ coughing.
• May improve sexual satisfaction.

FAQ: How does laser vaginal rejuvenation work?

1. Photo-thermal heatwaves reaching up to 0.5 mm bellow the vaginal mucosa surface. Collagen fibers get shorter and thicker as a result of heat-induced collagen-remodelling.
2. Deeper tissue layers get pulled up and tightened by the remodelled superficial tissue layer.

Vaginal walls are further strengthened by the process of neo-collagenesis (formation of new collagen fibers).

FAQ: Is there downtime for laser vaginal rejuvenation?

Though there is virtually no downtime and it’s painless, it’s recommended to avoid intercourse for 3 days. 3-4 sessions are recommended.

At Healthsprings, we offer a Laser Vaginal Rejuvenation trial at $998  done by female doctors.

2) Radio Frequency Vaginal Rejuvenation

Ultra Femme is an effective and safe non-surgical vaginal rejuvenation treatment. It uses FDA-approved radiofrequency to stimulate collagen production and restore the vaginal and vulvar areas to a more youthful state through body’s natural processes.

Results

• Reduction in diameter of vaginal opening and vaginal canal
• Improves natural lubrication
• Improves sensation
• May improve leakage of urine

How does it work?

The Ultra Femme 360™ hand-piece is designed to treat 360 degrees internally and externally.  The built-in Energy Flow Control system provides uniform heating during the therapy, elevating temperature to target tissue to increase blood flow, resulting in collagen remodeling and elastin production.

Care for your vaginal health today! Consult our lady doctors and get a customized treatment plan for yourself.

Trial price for Vaginal Laser Rejuvenation is $998. These treatments are all done by female doctors.

Call/ drop us a text at 9728 2861 to make an appointment.

Read also: MAINTAIN VAGINAL HEALTH & ELASTICITY NON-SURGICALLY

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