The incisionless laser vaginal rejuvenation procedure is a technique developed to address sagging, loose tissues and loss of muscle tone in the vaginal structures that can occur following childbirth, or that may occur as a woman ages and loses overall tissue and muscle elasticity. Unlike traditional vaginal rejuvenation procedures that use incisions and sutures, incisionless laser vaginal rejuvenation uses laser energy to tighten, tone and reshape loose tissues and sagging, weakened muscles, restoring the vagina and the surrounding area to their more youthful appearance and tone.

While many women opt for incisionless laser vaginal rejuvenation for aesthetic reasons, to increase overall self-confidence and sexual gratification for both themselves and their partners, the procedure is also ideal for treating certain types of incontinence that can occur when the underlying pelvic muscles become stretched and weak after childbirth, trauma, or as a result of aging. Incisionless laser vaginal rejuvenation is also a good option for women suffering from vaginal prolapse, a condition that occurs when stretched muscles and tissues allow the opening of the vagina to extend beyond the labia, causing pain and discomfort during physical activity, and even during sitting or while wearing close-fitting clothing.

The incisionless laser vaginal rejuvenation procedure is performed as an outpatient procedure, and usually takes about 30 minutes to complete. During the procedure, your specialist will numb the area with a local anesthetic, and may also use sedation. Once the treatment area is numbed, the laser tool is passed over the areas to be treated, and laser energy is used to tighten tissues. Depending on your individual situation and the results you're looking for, the specialist can use different types of laser energy to control the amount of tightening in specific areas, allowing for a level of precision unattainable with traditional techniques.

Following treatment, there may be some temporary slight redness or swelling which can be treated with over-the-counter painkillers or icepacks. Once these minor side effects subside, you will notice the results of your procedure immediately. Results are long-lasting, but loss of muscle tone can occur again after subsequent childbirth, and as a result of aging.