Intimate plastic surgery and treatment of vaginal relaxation syndrome at «TOP Laser»

IntimaLase technology - laser vaginal rejuvenation.
This is a minimally invasive vaginal tightening procedure using the Er: YAG laser. This technology is based on the photothermal interaction of the laser with the vaginal mucosa. Controlled laser pulses deliver energy to the vaginal walls, causing the vaginal tissue to contract and contract. In addition, the process of neocollagenesis (collagen formation) is triggered. This reduces the laxity of the vagina, the tissues of which become stronger and more elastic.

Indications for the procedure:

• Atrophic colpitis.
• Vaginal relaxation syndrome.

Contraindications to the procedure:

• Complete or partial prolapse of the uterus.
• Pregnancy.
• Diabetes.
• Tumor diseases of the urogenital system.
• Herpes in the acute stage.
• Acute inflammatory diseases of the pelvic organs.

What tests need to be done before this procedure?

• Analysis of vaginal discharge.
• Scraping for oncocytology from the cervix.
• Ultrasound of the pelvic organs.

The test period is no more than 14 days.

How many procedures are included in the treatment course?

• The course of treatment consists of two procedures. Between which you need to take a break of 15-30 days. You can return to your sex life 72 hours after the procedure.

The essence of the method. The procedure is based on the photothermal effect of the Er: YAG laser from the vaginal mucosa. Thermal effect on fabrics - 60-63 ° C. Controlled laser pulses deliver energy to the walls of the vulva and vagina. This causes the tissues and the collagen they contain to heat up. Since collagen forms the basis of vaginal tissue and provides its strength, elasticity, when collagen heats up, its fibers become thicker and shorter. The laser-treated tissue shrinks and contracts, in addition, collagen reconstruction processes are triggered in the tissues. Therefore, as a result of the procedure, the tissue is actively enriched with new collagen, the laxity of the vaginal muscles decreases and the symptoms of vaginal relaxation syndrome decrease.

The course of the procedure. The whole procedure consists of two phases. During Phase 1, a laser reflector is inserted into the vagina to control and direct the laser beam. After that, a handpiece with a circular adapter is inserted into the vagina. The presence of a circular adapter makes it possible to emit a pulse at an angle of 360 degrees. The laser energy is then directed to the vaginal walls gradually along the entire length of the vaginal canal by pulling the laser handpiece out of the reflector. As a result, there is a thermal effect on the vaginal walls, the contraction of collagen fibers begins, as well as the reproduction of collagen in the tissues of the vagina.

Phase 2 begins with the removal of the handpiece with the circular adapter and the laser reflector from the vagina. Further, the procedure is performed using a straight fractional laser handpiece. The energy of the fractional beam is directed to the area of the vestibule and the entrance to the cavity (in an amount of about 10 J for each treated area).

Medical criteria for evaluating the effectiveness of the procedure:
After studies to determine the effectiveness of the IntimaLase treatment, patients were allowed to fill out questionnaires asking questions about the results. The patients answered questions related to changes in vaginal elasticity, improved sensations during intercourse, as well as questions related to the level of sexual satisfaction.

After treatment, the patients have a positive trend: a decrease and disappearance of symptoms of vaginal relaxation. The best treatment result can be seen 3 months after the end of treatment.

Treatment results using IntimaLase technology:

• 95% of patients confirmed an increase in vaginal tightness.
• 85% of patients (and their sexual partners) noted a strong increase in sensations during intercourse.
• More than 95% of patients noted an increase in sensitivity, and 51% of them confirmed that the orgasm became much brighter.
• Half of the patients found this procedure completely painless, while the other half noted very mild pain that disappeared immediately after the procedure.