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Vaginal rejuvenation is a term used to describe multiple procedures used to improve the appearance or function of the vagina and surrounding tissues. These are not usually covered by health insurance, but some women have been able to use their health saving accounts (HSA) or flexible spending to cover the costs when a medical diagnosis, such as urinary incontinence or vaginal atrophy is treated. At WVCM, we offer FemiLift laser for mild urinary incontinence, vaginal laxity and vaginal atrophy.

The FemiLift laser uses well known aesthetic technology to resurface or rejuvenate the vaignal tissue, similar to procedures that have been performed on skin for several decades. The fractionated laser is used to ablate and heat multiple small areas throughout the entire vagina which stimulates new collagen and elastin cells, as well as increased blood flow. This process thickens and strengthens the vagina to combat the negative changes from aging, childbirth, and hormone loss. Women notice improved lubrication and less pain during sex. By strengthening the vaginal tissue, women also experience improved bladder function and less leakage of urine. They (and their partners!) also often notice improved sensation during sex.

At WVCM, the procedure is performed by an experienced gynecologist. A topical anesthetic is applied to the outside of your vagina for added comfort. Your own personal sleeve cover is placed over the laser and then gently placed into your vagina. The laser is then moved around to treat the entire vaginal wall which usually takes less than 10 minutes. Most women experience no pain.

The FemiLift laser usually lasts 1-2 years. The usual treatment protocol is 3 monthly treatments followed by single yearly maintenance procedures.

The initial FemiLift procedure is a series of 3 monthly treatments, which cost $1950. Single touch-up maintenance treatments are $650 (These prices are current as of 2020 and could change in the future)

At WVCM, only minimally invasive procedures are performed. This includes the FemiLift laser, which improves vaginal dryness and painful sex. The procedure also helps improve bladder issues, laxity, and loss of vaginal sensation due to aging or childbirth. By strengthening the vaginal tissue, many women are able to avoid the complications, cost and recovery associated with surgery when symptoms are treated in the early stages.

FemiLift laser is used to treat vaginal atrophy, painful sex, and mild-moderate bladder changes due to menopause (called GSM, or genito-urinary syndrome of menopause). Laser procedures are also used for symptoms of mild-moderate vaginal laxity. Surgery may be indicated for moderate to severe vaginal or pelvic prolapse - such as cystocele, rectocele, uterine prolapse. Bladder slings are used for severe urinary incontinence.

Vaginal rejuvenation is the term used to describe the return of the vaginal tissue to a more youthful, functional state. This includes invasive surgery as well as minimally invasive procedures like the FemiLift laser. Vaginal lasers stimulate new collagen and elastin growth, and increase blood flow to the vagina which improves strength, elasticity and lubrication to the tissues. Vaginal rejuvenation is also used to describe more invasive surgical procedures which are performed to tighten the vaginal and labial tissue. Surgical procedures are more costly, have higher risks and longer recovery.

There are several types of devices used for vaginal rejuvenation which use energy to ablate or heat the vaginal tissue to stimulate new collagen growth. The FemiLift laser is able to both ablate and heat the vaginal tissue which allows versatility to improve multiple symptoms that occur with aging - vaginal dryness, laxity and bladder leakage.

Vaginal rejuvenation describes any procedure that is used to return the vaginal or labial tissue back to a more youthful state. Minimally invasive procedures, like the FemiLift laser, are used to create a thicker, healthier vaginal wall by stimulating new growth of collagen, elastin, and blood flow.

When hormones decrease as we age, the vagina becomes thin, dry, and painful. After menopause, up to 75% of women will experience sexual and bladder symptoms due to this condition (vaginal atrophy, or GSM - genito-urinary syndrome of menopause). The FemiLift laser stimulates regrowth of collagen, elastin and blood vessels which are needed for protection and lubrication. The FemiLift can relieve symptoms of vaginal dryness, painful sex, pelvic laxity, leakage of urine, urinary urgency or recurrent infections. In addition, women who want to avoid surgery for pelvic laxity or urinary incontinence may also consider the FemiLift as an in office, minimally invasive option.