Vaginal tightening
Vaginal dilation is a common phenomenon among women, mainly due to several factors. Births – Vaginal birth may stretch the walls of the vagina, especially if it involves repeated births or births with complications such as ruptures. Hormonal changes – During menopause, a decrease in estrogen levels can damage the elasticity of vaginal tissues and cause a feeling of looseness. Natural aging – Over the years, the levels of collagen and elastin in the body decrease, and tissues lose their elasticity, including vaginal tissues. Increased intra-abdominal pressure – conditions such as chronic coughing, obesity, or strenuous exercise may cause pressure on the vaginal walls over time and weaken the pelvic floor muscles.
The purpose of treatment
Vaginal tightening is designed to improve the feeling of tightness and elasticity in the vaginal area, restore comfort and confidence, and improve pleasure in intimate relationships. The procedure can be performed using various technologies, such as radio waves, which stimulate collagen regeneration, or through surgery, which strengthens the vaginal walls.
How does it work?
During the introductory meeting, the gynecologist will review your medical history, examine your characteristics, and outline the exact treatment plan for your needs. As part of the program, the most appropriate technologies and equipment, or the most appropriate surgery, will be selected to provide the best results.
Vaginal tightening using radio waves or surgery is a procedure designed to improve the sense of comfort, confidence, and quality of life of women who experience laxity in the vaginal area. This phenomenon is especially common after childbirth or following hormonal changes and aging processes, and it may affect the sense of pleasure and security in everyday life and in intimate relationships.
Both treatments, radio waves and surgery, provide effective results and can significantly improve sensation, confidence, and comfort.
Duration of treatment
30 minutes to an hour depending on the extent of the treatment
Pain level
Minimal discomfort
Warnings
It is advisable to avoid strenuous activity for at least 24 hours after treatment.
Recovery time
Vaginal Tightening Using Radiofrequency or Surgery
Vaginal tightening through radiofrequency or surgery is a procedure designed to enhance comfort, confidence, and quality of life for women experiencing vaginal laxity. This condition is particularly common after childbirth or due to hormonal changes and aging processes, potentially affecting pleasure, confidence, and daily life, including intimate relationships.
Vaginal Tightening with Radiofrequency
Radiofrequency treatment is a non-invasive procedure that uses radiofrequency energy to tighten the internal vaginal tissues and stimulate new collagen production in the area. The energy gently heats the tissues, causing natural contraction of existing fibers and encouraging collagen regeneration. This treatment is suitable for women seeking to improve vaginal tightness without undergoing surgery. It is not associated with significant pain and does not require long recovery time.
Vaginal Tightening through Surgery
In cases of significant vaginal laxity, a surgical procedure can be performed to tighten the vaginal walls by strengthening the tissues and removing excess skin and loose tissue. This surgery provides comprehensive and long-lasting results, customized to the structure and needs of each patient. The procedure requires local or general anesthesia and involves a relatively short recovery period.
Both treatments—radiofrequency and surgery—offer effective results and can significantly improve sensation, confidence, and comfort.
