The laser generates photothermal heat, which targets collagen in the vaginal walls and urethra, leading to collagen restructuring and regeneration. This process results in the strengthening and tightening of the vaginal walls and urethra, addressing atrophy and preventing urinary leakage.

This straightforward, non-surgical, in-office procedure is highly efficient, with minimal discomfort, and safe. An attachment, similar to a speculum used during a Pap test, is gently inserted into the vagina, allowing for the treatment of the entire vaginal area with brief laser pulses delivered through a small handpiece. You can resume your daily activities immediately after the procedure, with minimal sensitivity and a clear discharge for 2-3 days afterward. It's advisable to avoid sexual intercourse for one week following the procedure.

Stress urinary incontinence (SUI) is a prevalent issue among women, characterized by the unintended release of urine when coughing, sneezing, laughing, or engaging in physical activities like running or ascending stairs. SUI is primarily attributed to the weakening of the urethral closure mechanism, a consequence of alterations in the pelvic floor area. Key factors contributing to SUI include vaginal childbirth, obesity, and the natural aging process.