Vaginal Laser

Vaginal laser refers to the rejuvenation and tightening procedures applied to the vagina using fractional laser technology. Laser is a specific form of light energy. This energy is directed using mirrors and transferred to the target tissue through the delivery mechanisms of laser devices. In fractional laser technology, the energy is divided into small units in fractions before being applied to the tissue. The treatment procedure uses this light energy to create microscopic perforations in target tissues such as the dermis and epidermis. These micro-perforations are perceived as tissue damage by the organism, leading to the activation of natural repair mechanisms. In this process, fibroblast cells migrate to the damaged area. Fibroblasts promote new collagen synthesis, accelerating tissue regeneration and healing.

It leads to rejuvenation, tightening, lightening of tone, and reduction of wrinkles and superficial lesions. In vaginal applications, the renewal of the vaginal mucosa, increased collagen production in the submucosal and connective tissue, and effects of tightening and constriction are observed. Laser therapies are based on these fundamental principles.

Vaginal laser treatments are performed for four different purposes:

Vaginal Rejuvenation - Vaginal Tightening

Treatment of urinary incontinence

Treatment of menopause-related vaginal atrophy

Treatment of recurrent vaginal infections

Having detailed the working mechanism of the laser, we can now proceed to laser procedures.

Vaginal Rejuvenation – Vaginal Tightening with Laser

This method stands out as an alternative for treating mild to moderate vaginal looseness. The treatment, performed without the need for surgical intervention, is a short, painless, minimal-risk, and minimally invasive procedure.

The procedure includes the following steps:

The patient is first placed on the examination table, and a sterile speculum is inserted into the vagina.

Next, a cream is applied to the inner and outer parts of the vagina for local anesthesia, and the patient waits for 10-15 minutes.

After local anesthesia, the patient is placed back on the examination table, and the sterile speculum is reinserted.

The inside of the vagina is cleaned with a dry gauze.

A special speculum of the laser device is inserted into the vagina, and the laser probe is advanced through this speculum.

The vagina is carefully scanned 360 degrees, following the clock face.

For this treatment, the patient does not need to fast or be dehydrated, current medications are not discontinued, and general anesthesia is not required. The procedure is performed under local anesthesia, minimizing pain.

The vaginal tightening procedure with laser lasts approximately 10-15 minutes, with no expected pain, tampon, or stitches required afterward. Patients can resume their daily activities immediately after the procedure.

After treatment, it is recommended to avoid sexual intercourse for 7 days. During this time, the vagina renews itself; dark-colored discharge and light bleeding are normal.

The effects of vaginal tightening with laser begin to be noticed 3 weeks after the first session, and a second session is recommended 3-4 weeks after the first for optimal results. Full effect is felt 2 months after the initial procedure, and changes in the vagina are noticed by both male and female partners.

The benefits of the treatment go beyond just tightening; the main advantage is the renewal of the vaginal mucosa, which leads to increased pleasure during intercourse, normalization of vaginal moisture, and improvement of dryness issues related to atrophy.

Treatment of Urinary Incontinence

Vaginal laser treatment is also effective for patients with urinary incontinence. In this method, the focus is on the anterior wall of the vagina and the bladder neck area, providing improvement for incontinence issues.

Treatment Procedure:

The treatment does not require special preparation such as fasting or dehydration.

Under local anesthesia, the same procedure as vaginal tightening is applied to the anterior wall of the vagina.

The procedure is painless and lasts about 10-15 minutes.

After the procedure, the patient can immediately return to daily life.

Post-Menopausal Atrophic Vaginitis Treatment

Atrophic vaginitis that develops after menopause can be effectively treated with vaginal laser therapy. This treatment promotes the renewal and moisturizing of the vaginal mucosa, thereby reducing symptoms such as dryness and burning that occur after menopause.

Treatment Procedure:

The treatment does not require special preparation such as fasting or dehydration.

Under local anesthesia, the same procedure as vaginal tightening is applied to the anterior wall of the vagina.

The procedure is painless and lasts about 10-15 minutes.

After the procedure, the patient can immediately return to daily life.

Post-treatment, estrogen-containing creams may be prescribed.

Treatment of Recurrent Vaginal Infections

Vaginal laser treatment also has a protective effect against recurrent vaginal infections. This treatment aims to balance the vaginal flora and increase resistance to infections.

Treatment Procedure:

The treatment does not require special preparation such as fasting or dehydration.

Under local anesthesia, the same procedure as vaginal tightening is applied to the anterior wall of the vagina.

The procedure is painless and lasts about 10-15 minutes.

After the procedure, the patient can immediately return to daily life.

Post-treatment, appropriate antibiotics may be prescribed.

In our clinic, we use a fractional carbon dioxide laser device. Patients seeking detailed information about vaginal laser treatments and to schedule an appointment can reach us at +905052607238 and +905052607239.