Which one works better and has longer lasting results? I'm a 31 year old and looking for some vaginal rejuvenation (more tightness, urinary incontinence, sexual sensitivity).
September 21, 2018
Answer: ThermiVa or Co2--Vaginal Rejuvenation, O-Shot, Ultrafemme ThermiVA uses radiofrequency heating for skin tightening, while Co2 is a laser that stimulates collagen by burning small holes in the skin. But for tightening, skin removal, sexual satisfaction, moisture we do this everyday with success. It's best in a combination:
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September 21, 2018
Answer: ThermiVa or Co2--Vaginal Rejuvenation, O-Shot, Ultrafemme ThermiVA uses radiofrequency heating for skin tightening, while Co2 is a laser that stimulates collagen by burning small holes in the skin. But for tightening, skin removal, sexual satisfaction, moisture we do this everyday with success. It's best in a combination:
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September 21, 2018
Answer: What's the difference between ThermiVa RF and CO2 laser ablation Thermiva is a radiofrequency device. It heats the skin to 42C slowly and this stimulates collagen formation. CO2 nonsurgical lasers burn microscopic holes into the skin and this stimulates collagen. They do the same thing using different thermal technologies. Both produce temporary results because collagen is not a permanent structure. However, urinary incontinence doesn't happen because you lack collagen. It is multifactorial regardless of what country you live in and although the safety profile of all of these devices is excellent, it doesn't mean that they will necessarily work for you. I would recommend you visit an expert in treating incontinence to make sure that your issue can't be fixed with something even more simple and much more inexpensive and likely covered by your medical insurance before jumping into these treatments for the reasons you stated. See your gynecologist to get started.
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September 21, 2018
Answer: What's the difference between ThermiVa RF and CO2 laser ablation Thermiva is a radiofrequency device. It heats the skin to 42C slowly and this stimulates collagen formation. CO2 nonsurgical lasers burn microscopic holes into the skin and this stimulates collagen. They do the same thing using different thermal technologies. Both produce temporary results because collagen is not a permanent structure. However, urinary incontinence doesn't happen because you lack collagen. It is multifactorial regardless of what country you live in and although the safety profile of all of these devices is excellent, it doesn't mean that they will necessarily work for you. I would recommend you visit an expert in treating incontinence to make sure that your issue can't be fixed with something even more simple and much more inexpensive and likely covered by your medical insurance before jumping into these treatments for the reasons you stated. See your gynecologist to get started.
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