Vaginal Tightening Toronto is an effective method for treating Vaginal Relaxation syndrome. In this, there is a loss of structural support in the tissue of the vaginal canal which happens due to natural physiological changes which take place because of childbirth, ageing and menopause. The development of this laxity in the walls of the vagina makes the vagina wider with weaker muscles. The weaker muscles contribute to decreased sexual gratification as there is less stimulation due to lack of frictional contact during the intercourse. Vaginal relaxation syndrome can also give rise to secondary conditions lie urinary incontinence.
Why is there a need for laser tightening?
The surgical procedure of vaginal restorations involves high risks. Procedures lie vaginoplasty or perineoplasty surgery could potentially damage the architecture of the urogenital areas even more. The risk of rearrangement of vaginal and peripheral tissue includes bleeding, pain, infection, scarring and the alteration of sensations in the operated areas. These procedures also involve a long recovery period. The non-surgical procedures are a more realistic option keeping everyone’s busy schedule in mind. It is a quick procedure which has no downtime or even any side effects.
How does the treatment work?
The procedure is carried out by a gynaecologist using the IntimaLase. It has a Fotona’s advanced dual-wavelength technology with SP Dynamis Laser system utilizing the 2940mm YAG Laser under smooth mode. Smooth Mode safely emits thermal energy to the mucous tissues of the vaginal canal and the introitus areas with no ablation. IntimaLAse is a state of the art, dial step procedure which effectively treats the internal parts of the vagina and the vestibule and introitus area. It is a comprehensive laser vaginal tightening procedure which treats the internal canal as well as the externals of the female genital.
What happens in laser vaginal tightening?
Laser vaginal tightening is a two-step process. During the first step, the vaginal walls are treated with a fotona proprietary circular, full-beam handpiece. During the second step, the vaginal vestibule and introitus are treated with laser energy being directly delivered to the external portion of the vagina.
It is recommended to undergo 2 to 3 procedures which are spaced a month apart to achieve the best possible result. You can resume sexual activities three days after undergoing the procedure. If you are in the midst of your menstrual cycle, it is recommended to not undergo the procedure.
Who qualifies as a good candidate for the procedure?
Pregnancy, childbirth and menopause bring about physiological changes in women. Those women who have undergone such changes and their vaginal walls have become weak are the perfect candidate for the procedure. However, patients who suffer from following conditions are not suitable for the treatment: incontinence, severe prolapse, pregnancy, neurological conditions, vaginal lesions, genitourinary tract infections, abnormal or irregular bleeding, photosensitivity disorder, ingestion of photosensitizing drugs, hematuria and auto-immune diseases. However, your doctor will help you to determine whether you are a good candidate or not after carrying out an examination.
