Vaginal Rejuvenation – What Areas Can Be Treated?

You may have heard some terms in the above paragraph that you’re not familiar with. After all, not all of us know the various names for different parts of our vagina! So, let’s try and explain this to you. The ‘mons’ is the term that is used to describe the area over the pubic bone, where hair grows. You then have the labia majora, which are the outer lips of the vagina – again, where you will grow hair. The inner lips, on the other hand, are known as the labia minora. The clitoral hood is the upper portion in the center of the vagina. It can also sometimes be called the prepuce. It covers the clitoris, either entirely or in part. Below the clitoris, you have the urethral opening, and then the vaginal opening.

In order to get the results you have in mind, you will often be advised to have around four treatments, which should be between one and two weeks apart. You will often see some improvements (and feel improvements) right after your first treatment. However, once you have had your final treatment, you will see the full results, as the collagen continues to remodel. You may be advised to have maintenance treatments on a yearly basis.

If you have ever felt embarrassed because of an unexpected ‘leak’ while sneezing, coughing, or laughing, it could be that you have urinary stress incontinence to blame. This is a condition that happens due to the weakening of the pelvic floor muscles. This often occurs because of menopause, pregnancy, or another change to your body. As a consequence, it can be difficult, and sometimes even impossible, to control bladder leakage in specific situations.

A lot of women feel uncomfortable and embarrassed discussing this issue, even though it impacts os many women. Often, it gets dismissed as something you simply have to get on and deal with. However, that’s not the case! Non-surgical vaginal tightening could help. You could reduce, or even fully eliminate, urinary stress incontinence with this procedure. A lot of women have said that this procedure has been life-changing for them, and it is not hard to see why.