Hey there, to start I am a 31 year old mother of one looking for some help "down there". So after having my son about two years ago now I have been extremely self conscious of the appearance of my vagina. My vagina is so much looser than before birth which is noticeable especially during sex. Not only that I just simply hate the overall appearance of it. This has been such a negative on my self confidence that I am looking to gain back. Would rejuvenation be beneficial for me?
July 5, 2024
Answer: Vaginal rejuvenation The feelings that you are describing are not unusual. There are several nonsurgical options that you can consider to address your concerns. Empower RF treatments are done in the privacy of the office with no down time. They can be combined with other treatments such as Aviva or EvolveTite to treat the physical and functional appearance. Visit my website or a provider near you to learn more.
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July 5, 2024
Answer: Vaginal rejuvenation The feelings that you are describing are not unusual. There are several nonsurgical options that you can consider to address your concerns. Empower RF treatments are done in the privacy of the office with no down time. They can be combined with other treatments such as Aviva or EvolveTite to treat the physical and functional appearance. Visit my website or a provider near you to learn more.
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June 10, 2024
Answer: WOULD I BENEFIT FROM VAGINAL REJUVENATION Thank you for your questionIt is important to communicate accurately to answer your question. There is no procedure called vaginal rejuvenation. It is the result of any one or more of a number of procedures that can make the vagina " more youthful". There are two categories: nonsurgical and surgical. The nonsurgical are radio frequency (eg. Thermiva) and laser (eg. Mona Lisa). Both do the same things: increase collagen and increase blood supply. This is helpful non four condones: stress incontinence, urge incontinence, vaginal dryness , and vaginal stiffness which although does not narrow the vagina, the stiffness can make it feel tighter.The surgical is more complicated, and again, the terms can be confusing. The vagina is connected on six sides:n the entrance or orifice, the apex, the anterior or bladder side, the posterior or rectal side, and the two lateral sides. Each has different issues and different treatment modalities.Your photo indicates defects on the entrance and the posterior side. The rest can not be evaluated by your photo. Your complaint of looseness is what is called "an acquired sensation of smooth/wide vagina". My best analogy is a steel belted tire where the steel belt is torn and you get bulging of the tread which increases the size and smooths out the grooves. There are several ways to approach this but I believe the most solid ,reliable and long lasting technique is called "site specific defect repair". You should definitely find someone knowledgeable with this procedure. IN addition, the entrance or posterior orifice and perineum needs it's own technique as well as the anterior vagina and apex which needs to be evaluated. Yes you can benefit from the appropriate procedures but you need to do your homework and find a surgeon who understands the anatomy and is experienced in the various techniques to give you the best results. Avoid surgeons who have a one size fits all approach.Look at before and after photos and multiple reviews
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June 10, 2024
Answer: WOULD I BENEFIT FROM VAGINAL REJUVENATION Thank you for your questionIt is important to communicate accurately to answer your question. There is no procedure called vaginal rejuvenation. It is the result of any one or more of a number of procedures that can make the vagina " more youthful". There are two categories: nonsurgical and surgical. The nonsurgical are radio frequency (eg. Thermiva) and laser (eg. Mona Lisa). Both do the same things: increase collagen and increase blood supply. This is helpful non four condones: stress incontinence, urge incontinence, vaginal dryness , and vaginal stiffness which although does not narrow the vagina, the stiffness can make it feel tighter.The surgical is more complicated, and again, the terms can be confusing. The vagina is connected on six sides:n the entrance or orifice, the apex, the anterior or bladder side, the posterior or rectal side, and the two lateral sides. Each has different issues and different treatment modalities.Your photo indicates defects on the entrance and the posterior side. The rest can not be evaluated by your photo. Your complaint of looseness is what is called "an acquired sensation of smooth/wide vagina". My best analogy is a steel belted tire where the steel belt is torn and you get bulging of the tread which increases the size and smooths out the grooves. There are several ways to approach this but I believe the most solid ,reliable and long lasting technique is called "site specific defect repair". You should definitely find someone knowledgeable with this procedure. IN addition, the entrance or posterior orifice and perineum needs it's own technique as well as the anterior vagina and apex which needs to be evaluated. Yes you can benefit from the appropriate procedures but you need to do your homework and find a surgeon who understands the anatomy and is experienced in the various techniques to give you the best results. Avoid surgeons who have a one size fits all approach.Look at before and after photos and multiple reviews
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