Treatment

Fotona IntimaLase & IncontiLase

From $1,000 Before GST

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Non-Invasive Laser Vaginal Tightening

Vaginal laxity due to a loss of vaginal collagen is a common yet overlooked condition among women. Almost every woman in her thirties or forties who has experienced vaginal delivery suffer from vaginal relaxation syndrome to some degree. Stretching of the vaginal wall and surrounding structures during childbirth can damage collagen fibres and result in a loss of vaginal wall elasticity and a laxity of pelvic supporting tissue. Sometimes, vagina looseness can also be a normal part of aging, without having experienced childbirth. Because of this, some women may experience decreased sexual satisfaction or stress urinary incontinence, which is an involuntary leakage of urine when one coughs, sneezes, or exercises. It is important to address such issues that impact a women’s intimate health and not be made to feel uncomfortable about it. For women dealing with these conditions, non-invasive vaginal tightening treatments are available to address these them.

Am I Suitable for Vaginal Tightening Treatment?

You are suitable for vaginal rejuvenation if you experience:

Vaginal dryness during sex or urination
Trauma on the inner walls of your vagina due to childbirth
Symptoms of a weak pelvic floor such as urinary stress incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse
Vaginal laxity due to menopause, ageing or childbirth

You are not suitable for vaginal tightening if you have the following conditions:

Vaginismus
Anorgasmia
Dyspareunia
Severe prolapse
Vaginal lesions
Libido dysfunctions
Genitourinary tract infections
Hematuria
Autoimmune diseases
Pregnancy

HOW VAGINAL TIGHTENING WORKS

Fotona IntimaLase and InContiLase Treatment

Women suffering from vaginal laxity can benefit from treatment with Fotona IntimaLase and Incontilase. The vaginal tightening procedure starts with inserting a special handpiece, similar to a speculum used during a PAP smear, into the vagina. Sub-ablative laser pulses are delivered to the vaginal region. Through controlled and gentle thermal heating, the treatment tightens the vaginal wall and strengthens ligaments that support the bladder and surrounding pelvic structures. By stimulating collagen remodelling and new collagen formation, there is toning and thickening of the vaginal mucosa. This is a safe and almost pain-free method involving minimal recovery time, yet at the same time achieving the results of vaginal rejuvenation and an improvement in stress urinary incontinence.

Vaginal Tightening Treatment Process – What to Expect?

Before your vaginal rejuvenation treatment, there will be a consultation with the doctor to assess your suitability and degree of laxity. A pap smear and vaginal examination are required to ensure you are free of any infection, lesions or abnormalities that may cause complications during the procedure.

During treatment, numbing cream and lubricant will be applied to your labia for a smooth experience with minimal discomfort. The laser probe, which is a small hand-held device, is inserted into your vagina for about 10-15 minutes while gentle laser energy is delivered to the vaginal walls.

The downtime after vaginal tightening treatment is minimal and patients could return to their daily activities after the procedure. However, patients would need to avoid sexual activities and use of lubricants for one week.

Dr Lena Fan - Trainer for non-invasive vaginal rejuvenation in Singapore

Proven Results for Vaginal Tightening and Urinary Incontinence

More than 65 high Science Citation Index publications have confirmed the safety and effectiveness of treating urinary incontinence with Fotona IncontiLase. Studies report that nearly all patients experienced improvement with vaginal laxity, and more than two-thirds of patients were free from stress urinary incontinence symptoms after treatment.

Following vaginal tightening treatment, 95% of women reported better sensation and more friction during intercourse, showing IntimaLase as a procedure that positively affect intimate life quality in treated women.