Can you alternate different non surgical vaginal treatments to achieve tighter results?

Hello, if you have the opportunity, I recommend you continue your treatment with the same device for 3 sessions, once a month. Because different devices can offer treatment options with different temperatures to different depths of the tissue, and this confuses us. For the second problem, we do not recommend the procedure more than 3 times in a year. If you disrupt the healing process after tissue damage, you will not benefit from any energy-based treatment later.Afterwards, a surgical tightening operation can be performed.I wish you good day

You could definitely mix-and-match your vaginal tightening treatments. However, if you’re looking for a high amount of vaginal tightening, you may be better off looking into having a vaginoplasty, which is a guaranteed vaginal tightening with surgery. It may be the most cost-effective way to get the exact results that you’re looking for. All of our surgeries are done under local anesthetic and our patients do really great. If you’re anywhere near the Louisville Kentucky area, we would love to see you for a consultation. I hope this helps.

Dear patient, thank you for asking the question.
For none surgical vaginal Rejuvenation, we have two modalities.
One is Fractional Co2 laser-like FemiLift or MonaLisa or a few others, which treats the mucosa of the vaginal wall.
The second one is radiofrequency, which can go beyond the surface of the vagina and increase collagen/ Elastin beyond the vaginal mucosa.
At the present time, we have two different radiofrequency technology:
One is like Termiva and Votiva; I call them heating only.
The second technology uses microneedles and delivers the heat deep into the tissue of the vagina while simultaneously causing damage to cells. In return, a new cell grows with more college and Elastin, which causes feeling tighter.
As a physician with experience with all three different machines, I can clearly state that microneedling with radiofrequency ( Morpheous 8V) is the better one, as my patient and their partner have mentioned that to me.
In summary, no you do not need to switch and go back and forth between the two technology.
I hope I was able to answer your question.

Thank you for your questionThere are two methodologies used to " tighten" the vagina. In reality, they don't "tighten" but rather they stiffen the tissue making it less flexible and therefore creates a resistance that gives the sensation as if it is tighter. The two methodologies are 1) Thermva and other radiofrequency devices and 2) mona lisa and other laser devices. All accomplish the same effects- i.e. they all increase collogen and blood flow to the vagina. These effects give four benefits: 1) improve stress incontinence,2) improve urge incontinence, 3) improve vaginal dryness(due to improved blood supply) and 4) increase collogen which makes the vagina "stiffer" which can give the sensation that it's tighter due to the resistance to stretching. Only surgery can reduce the vaginal circumfrence. Doing both the radio frequency and laser is little different than doing the same thing twice. The scheduling of these procedures maximizes their effects so repeating or doing both out of the maintenance schedule will make little if any improvement.

Hello; You can alternate treatments, however if you are using a technology that is effective such V Tone, I recommend staying with the same technology to achieve the desired effect. Generally you would need 6 treatments to see results.

Yes it is possible to combine technologies to work towards a desired result. This is where it is important to select the correct provider. You will want to visit with a med spa expert who knows the technology and can discuss your concerns and decide which is best for you to attain your procedure goals.

Yes, using different technologies can help achieve better results. I usually combine most of the laxity treatments with V tone EMS to work on both pelvic floor muscles and vaginal soft tissue tightening. diVa laser is a hybrid and combines a diode laser with erbium to deliver fractional superficial damage like MonaLisa Touch and also delivers heat deeper to the tissues - you might not need another laser - you should wait to finish series - have an evaluation and decide then.Best of luck!