Fractional CO² Laser Vaginal Rejuvenation and Tightening

• No Incisions Required
• No Seams or Threads / Foreign Bodies
• No Bleeding
• No Shaving Necessary
• No Oedema
• Short Treatment Time
• Short Recovery Time (everyday activity usually already possible on the day of treatment)

• Reduced sensation or stimulation during sexual intercourse
• Extended vaginal opening
• Loss of vaginal tone
• Increased air intake into the vagina with noise (Air Gaping)

• Vaginal rejuvenation
• Vaginal tightening
• Improvement in menopausal vaginal atrophy
• Lightening and bleaching of the outer genital area

• Increased self-esteem
• More intense sexual sensation
• Optically more beautiful vulva image
• Increased vaginal elasticity

• Abstain from aspirin and alcohol and avoid nicotine at least 14 days before the procedure.
• Drink enough water (at least 2 litres) before the procedure

Many patients combine vaginal rejuvenation with a light bleaching of the pubic region by fractional CO² laser. Alternatively, the can receive an injection to the G-spot with hyaluronic acid. As this region is very sensitive, a significantly longer period of application of the local painkiller is necessary (approx. 60 minutes), if necessary, a local injection anaesthesia can also be administered. This extends the hospital stay by about 1 hour.

Directly after the treatment you should cool the treated areas for about 30 minutes during a bleaching session. You can continue this at home during the following 48 hours after the treatment (20 min/hour each time) to reduce the possible swelling, and to speed up the healing process and prevent possible infection. You should take the antibiotic and painkiller medication prescribed by us for 5 days.

Drink plenty of water and take sufficient vitamins over the next few days.

The treatment cannot be carried out during menstruation and the recovery time after the procedure varies greatly from patient to patient. However, you can already pursue your normal everyday activities on the day of treatment.

Showering is possible the day after the treatment

Refrain from full baths and sexual intercourse for 14 days. Likewise, you should not insert any tampons during this time and avoid wearing restrictive clothing.

Sports activities are possible after 14 days, but you should avoid jogging or trampoline jumping for 4 weeks.

A vaginal constriction can be performed surgically. However, this is not only associated with significantly higher costs and operation-related risks such as bleeding, general anaesthesia and intensive follow-up treatment, but also always means longer downtime and abstinence for up to 2 months. Surgical correction is therefore usually the only appropriate and correct type of treatment for extreme findings.

Hormonal therapy for the treatment of vaginal atrophy should only be practiced in exceptional cases against the background of an increased risk of cancer and only limited effectiveness over time.