Is there a non-surgical option for vaginal rejuvenation?

For many years, surgery was the only solution recommended for women wanting to address vaginal concernssuch as vaginal laxity and lack of lubrication. However, many women wishing to resolve these issue often don’t want to go under the knife. But is there a non-surgical option for vaginal rejuvenation.

Why vaginal rejuvenation
After having a couple of kids, or sometimes as a consequence of hormonal fluctuations or aging,some women experience vaginal looseness and reduced sensation during intercourse. Vaginal rejuvenation treatments are designed to correct vaginal laxity, as well as related issues such as vaginal dryness, chronic infections, and urinary incontinence.

Is there a non-surgical option for vaginal rejuvenation
Yes. There are actually several energy based devices that are FDA approved for non-surgical vaginal rejuvenation, including the innovative Votiva by InMode.

Votiva is a treatment that uses radiofrequency (RF) energy to rejuvenate the inner and outer tissues of the vagina. It therefore counteracts the negative effects of childbirth, hormonal fluctuations, and aging.

Votiva consists of two handheld devices – FormaV and FractoraV. FormaV is used to remodel the internal tissues, as it causes the existing collagen fibers to contract, and stimulates new collagen. This process tightens the vaginal wall. The FractoraV resurfaces the external area to improve muscle tone.

The RFenergy remodels the vaginal tissue, strengthens the support structures, and stimulates collagen. Vaginal tissue is a lot like skin, because it depends on collagen to maintain strength and elasticity.

Interested in learning more about Votiva vaginal rejuvenation? Search our directory to find a practice in your area.

If you are in the Tupelo, MS area, Accent Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery is our featured practice.

You can reach them at www.drmarkcraig.com, or by calling(662) 377-6290.

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