Many women experience symptoms such as vaginal itching, pain during intercourse, burning, vaginal dryness and loss of urine. They don't dare talk about it, so these problems are often underestimated. Laser treatment is a non-invasive treatment option for women who do not wish to undergo hormonal treatment and do not opt for surgery.
What is a gynaecological laser? The gynaecological laser has been designed for the women's health, to handle various gynaecological conditions. This non-invasive treatment uses laser light to stimulate the regeneration of vaginal tissues, improve the quality of the vagina and enhance the quality of the vagina. vaginal mucosa and strengthen the vaginal walls. Visit gynaecological laser in Geneva is used for vaginal rejuvenation and the treatment of
problems such as vaginal dryness, vaginal atrophy, vaginal laxity and mild stress urinary incontinence.
Le vaginal laser also improves sexual comfort and satisfaction by increasing the hydration and elasticity of vaginal tissues. Visit results are sustainable.
The vaginal laser is an ablative laser that works by emitting beams of light that penetrate the vaginal tissue.
The principle involves the removal of micro-columns of vaginal mucosa to stimulate the synthesis of thicker, denser tissue. This process, called tissue remodelling, provokes a natural healing response in the treated tissue.
In addition, the heat delivered by the laser causes the muscles of the vaginal wall and existing collagen fibres to contract, stimulating the production of new collagen and improving the elasticity and firmness of vaginal tissue.
The vagina becomes more toned and its walls thicker.
Vaginal tissue is revitalised and patients' comfort and quality of life are improved.
The vaginal laser is a non-invasive procedure with a wide range of indications.
Vaginal laser is not a treatment for prolapse.
Vaginal prolapse, which occurs when the muscles and tissues supporting the pelvic organs relax, requires special attention.
Vaginal laser therapy can benefit mild to moderate prolapse by strengthening and toning vaginal tissues, which can help reduce symptoms and improve structural support. It is therefore a comfort treatment that slightly reduces the discomfort caused by this condition.
However, for severe prolapse, where the pelvic organs are significantly displaced, vaginal laser is not a solution and surgery may be required.
It is important to consult a specialist doctor to determine the degree of prolapse and the benefits of vaginal laser treatment.
The vaginal laser is a minimally invasive procedure that does not cause social exclusion. There are, however, some contraindications to this procedure.
The treatment is preceded by an information consultation, during which Dr Romano analyses your request and carries out a gynaecological examination to assess the extent and type of disorder(s).
Before treatment, the patient must have a cervico-vaginal smear (which must be less than a year old) and a cytobacteriological examination of the urine (which must be less than a week old). This is necessary to rule out any cancerous lesions or infections.
The laser session consists of three stages. A single-use laser speculum is used.
The first pass vaporises the tissue and creates micro ablation channels in the vaginal wall. This stimulates the production of collagen and elastin in the vaginal mucosa.
The second pass heats the tissues intensely, causing a coagulation lesion. This increases the vascularisation of the vaginal mucosa and improves the tone of the pelvic muscles, making them more able to support the tissues.
During the third pass, the vulva and vaginal orifice are treated using fractionated ablative modality.
La duration of a gynaecological laser session varies between 15 and 30 minutes. The patient can resume her usual activities immediately after treatment.
The protocol has been developed to offer optimal results while guaranteeing patient comfort and safety.
For initial treatment, three sessions are recommended, one month apart. For maintenance treatment, one session a year is recommended.
To guarantee the effectiveness and safety of the treatment, it is essential to follow certain recommendations before and after the session.
It is advisable to avoid sexual intercourse, douching and the use of tampons for at least 48 hours before the session to minimise the risk of irritation.
You should also report any vaginal infections or inflammation to your doctor, as these conditions must be treated before laser treatment.
It is advisable to avoid sex, hot baths, swimming pools and jacuzzis for five days to allow the tissue to heal properly.
Dr Romano will advise you on intimate products to use for a fortnight and will ask you to avoid strenuous physical activity for a few days to minimise the risk of complications.
The treatment is well tolerated and safe, but as with any medical procedure, there are some mild and temporary side effects.
If you experience any unusual or persistent symptoms, it's important to tell your doctor.
During the healing phase, certain symptoms may appear:
The treatment is well tolerated, but it is normal to be concerned about the potential pain associated with the procedure. During the session, most patients feel a sensation of warmth or tingling.
This sensation is well tolerated and short-lived.
After the session, it is common to experience slight discomfort, such as mild irritation. These symptoms last between a few hours and a few days. Patients rarely experience intense or prolonged pain.
It is important to follow the post-treatment advice to minimise discomfort and speed up healing.
Vaginal laser and hyaluronic acid injections are two treatments used for the intimate sphere, but they differ in their effects and indications.
In short, the vaginal laser stands out for its ability to treat not only vaginal dryness, but also vaginal sagging and urinary incontinence, with more complete and lasting results than hyaluronic acid injections.
When it comes to choosing the type of vaginal laser for vaginal and intimate rejuvenationThere are several options.
The Monnalisa laser is a CO2 laser frequently used for vaginal rejuvenation. Although effective, this type of laser can sometimes cause significant and annoying side effects, such as swelling and intense burning sensations.
Dr Romano favours the use of the latest-generation erbium laser, which offers considerable advantages. The erbium laser makes it possible to use more powerful parameters while minimising side effects. Thanks to its precision and ability to target tissues in a more controlled way, the erbium laser optimises results and improves patient comfort.
Le vaginal rejuvenation after childbirth is a procedure that is becoming increasingly popular with women wishing to regain vaginal tone and elasticity after the stretching of tissues caused by childbirth.
This relaxation can lead to reduced sexual satisfaction, discomfort during daily activities and even problems of urinary stress incontinence.
The vaginal laser stimulates collagen production and tones vaginal tissue non-invasively.
This procedure allows patients to regain their intimate comfort and quality of life. The results are long-lasting and natural.
This is an effective solution for treating the intimate consequences of childbirth without the need for surgery.
The beneficial effects are felt shortly after the procedure.
Patients describe a significant improvement in several aspects of their daily lives, as well as improved well-being and intimate comfort.
The results are :
The results are long-lasting and progressive. The beneficial effects of the treatment continue to improve in the three months following the session.
The benefits are objective: histological sections show, one month after laser treatment, a significant synthesis of collagen and vessels.
Le price a session of vulvar laser is mainly due to the cost of the single-use laser speculum.
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Vaginal laser
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CHF 600 per session |
Although the treatment laser for intimate rejuvenation and vaginal rejuvenation and intimate health is often associated with gynaecologists, it is not practised exclusively by them. In fact, a doctor specifically trained in the use of lasers and experienced in this field is just as qualified to carry out this type of procedure. These specialist doctors have undergone specific training to master laser technology and are able to effectively treat a variety of intimate problems, such as vaginal dryness, vaginal loosening and stress urinary incontinence. The expertise and experience of the doctor, whatever their speciality, are essential to ensure the safety and effectiveness of the treatment and to offer personalised care.
Patients who have undergone this procedure say they are satisfied.
Many women describe a significant improvement in their comfort and quality of life, with a marked reduction in vaginal dryness, improved tissue elasticity and a reduction in urinary incontinence symptoms.
Women particularly appreciate the non-invasive nature of the treatment, which means they can quickly return to most of their normal activities.
Many patients report increased sexual satisfaction and self-confidence. Although results may vary from one person to another, all the opinions indicate that vaginal laser is an effective and appreciated treatment for improving intimate well-being.
Laser treatment for intimate dryness has received mostly positive reviews: patients describe a significant reduction in discomfort and irritation and an overall improvement in their sexual and intimate quality of life.
Unlike creams and certain treatments that give temporary results, such as hyaluronic acid injections, for example, lasers offer lasting results by treating the cause of intimate dryness.
Vaginal laser is an attractive option for patients who want an effective, long-lasting solution for vaginal dryness.
The vaginal laser offers a number of advantages.
Two to three sessions are needed for the initial treatment.
For maintenance treatment, an annual session is required.
The treatment is well tolerated. A sensation of heat or slight tingling may be experienced during the session, but most patients find the procedure comfortable.
Good candidates are women with vaginal dryness, vaginal atrophy, mild vaginal laxity or mild stress urinary incontinence who have no contraindications to the procedure.
The vaginal laser is a non-invasive solution for tightening the intimate parts. It stimulates collagen production.
Vaginal laser treatment helps to rejuvenate the vulva. Good hydration and hygiene are also essential.
Gynaecological laser treatment is not recommended for all women. It is mainly intended for women suffering from vaginal dryness, vaginal relaxation or pain during sexual intercourse. A medical consultation is essential to assess whether this treatment is indicated.
Vulvar plasty is a surgical procedure (carried out by a surgeon and therefore not performed by Dr Romano) designed to change the appearance or function of the labia, generally for aesthetic or comfort reasons. This procedure can reduce the size of the labia minora (labiaplasty), correct asymmetries or restore the vulva after trauma.
The services described on this site are applicable to Switzerland; there are differences between countries.
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