Nu-V Pelvic Organ Prolapse with Laser

Pelvic organ prolapse (POP) is a common condition that affects many women, especially those who have experienced childbirth. Traditional treatments, such as surgery or pessaries, can involve significant recovery time and discomfort. However, with advancements in medical technology, laser treatment now offers a minimally invasive solution for women dealing with mild to moderate POP.

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Dr. Cristina Signes Pon is a specialist in Obstetrics and Gynecology Colegiado Number : 464623236 Clinical interests: General Gynaecology, Pelvic Floor Dysfunction, Urinary and Gynaecological Related Bowel Dysfunction, Pelvic Floor related Sexual Dysfunction, Urogynaecology, Specialist in Obstetrics and Gynecology. Dr. Cristina Signes Pons is a highly respected gynecologist with over a decade of experience, specializing in Obstetrics and Gynecology. After earning her medical degree from the prestigious University of Valencia in 2012, she completed her specialized residency training at the University and Polytechnic Hospital La Fe de Valencia in 2017. Dr. Signes is an active member of the Ilustre Colegio Oficial de Médicos de Valencia, with license number 464623236. With clinics in both Moraira and Javea and ongoing work at Denia Hospital, Dr. Signes has become a trusted name in women's healthcare throughout the region. Known for her compassionate approach, she offers personalized sexual health screenings and expert care in Gynecology, ensuring each patient feels comfortable and supported. She is also specially trained in delivering the cutting-edge NU-V treatment, offering innovative solutions tailored to individual needs. Whether it’s general gynecological care, maternity services, or specialized treatments, Dr. Cristina Signes Pons is dedicated to helping her patients make informed and empowered health decisions.

Why Nu-V Pelvic Organ Prolapse with Laser Treatment is right for you

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Rating: Over 87% excellent

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Regulated: CQC Registered

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Expert: Nurse-Led Team

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Affordable: Single for £499 and triple for £995 (£332 per treatment)

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Scope of Nu-V Pelvic Organ Prolapse with Laser Treatment

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Treatment time: 30 minutes

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Anaesthetic: None

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Results may last: Up to 2 years*

* Varies depending on individual factors and severity of prolapse

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Back to work: Immediately

Immediately after the session; no downtime required.

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Downtime: see below*

Avoid vaginal intercourse for 4-5 days
Avoid strenuous exercise for 5 days

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No of treatments: 3 *

* A course of 3 to 5 sessions is recommended, spaced approximately one month apart. The number of sessions may vary based on the severity of the prolapse.

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Tissue Strengthening

The treatment stimulates collagen production, helping tighten and support the vaginal walls, reducing prolapse symptoms.

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Moisture Restoration

Increased collagen leads to improved natural lubrication and tissue health.

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Improved Sexual Comfort

Strengthened vaginal tissues may enhance sexual function and comfort.

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No surgery, no scarring

Completely non-invasive, with no incisions or sutures required.

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Minimal Discomfort, No Infection Risk

Patients experience little to no pain, and there is no risk of infection due to the non-invasive nature of the treatment.

I cannot recommend this treatment and my nurse practitioner Gaynor highly enough. She is thorough and professional and the application with her skill was comfortable and efficient. I have requested her every visit. My results have been great. Just had my annual top up!

Carley Harrison Kaiser

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Minimally Invasive Pelvic Organ Prolapse with Laser Treatment – Safe, Effective, and No Downtime

Regain control of your health and well-being with Nu-V Prolapase Laser, a cutting-edge, minimally invasive laser treatment for pelvic organ prolapse (POP). This innovative procedure strengthens and tightens vaginal tissues by stimulating natural collagen production, offering a safe, non-surgical solution to relieve symptoms like discomfort, pressure, and bladder issues. With no incisions, anesthesia, or downtime, Nu-V Prolapse Laser is ideal for women seeking an effective alternative to traditional POP treatments. Experience fast results and improved comfort with no recovery time, so you can return to your daily routine immediately. Transform your intimate health with this state-of-the-art laser treatment today.

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What?

What is Nu-V CO2 Pelvic Organ Prolapse with Laser Treatment

Laser treatment for pelvic organ prolapse, known as Nu-V Prolapse Laser, is a non-surgical procedure that addresses mild to moderate prolapse by stimulating collagen production to strengthen and tighten vaginal tissues. This treatment uses CO2 laser technology and is incision-free, requiring no anesthesia, making it an appealing alternative to traditional surgery.

How?

How does Nu-V Pelvic Organ Prolapse with Laser Treatment work?

The Nu-V Prolapse Laser procedure uses laser energy to stimulate the tissue in the vaginal canal, promoting collagen synthesis. This process helps tighten the vaginal walls and provides additional support to pelvic organs. Typically, patients need 3 to 5 sessions, spaced about a month apart, to achieve optimal results.

Unlike traditional POP treatments, which often require lengthy recovery or have side effects, Nu-V Prolapse Laser is convenient and performed in an outpatient setting. No pre-procedure preparation is necessary, and the entire process is comfortable and quick.

Who?

Who Is an Ideal Candidate for Nu-V Pelvic Organ Prolapse with Laser Treatment ?

This laser treatment is ideal for women experiencing mild to moderate POP who want to avoid surgery or pessary use. It is especially suitable for those looking for a minimally invasive, quick solution with little to no downtime. However, for severe cases of POP, surgical intervention may still be the best option.

Ideal Candidates:

Women with mild to moderate prolapse symptoms.
Those who wish to avoid surgery or the use of pessaries.
Women seeking a minimally invasive, comfortable treatment option.
Those with symptoms like discomfort, pressure, or bladder/bowel function issues due to prolapse.

For severe prolapse, this treatment may offer some symptom relief but is not a substitute for surgery. However, many women find that it helps delay the need for more invasive interventions and improves their overall quality of life.

What else?

Research behind Nu-V Pelvic Organ Prolapse with Laser Treatment

The Use of Laser in Urogynaecology – reviews the use of lasers, specifically CO₂ and Er lasers, in treating urogynaecological conditions like pelvic organ prolapse (POP), urinary incontinence, and genito-urinary symptoms of menopause. The authors analyze 25 studies and conclude that while lasers may seem effective for conditions like POP and urinary incontinence, there is insufficient evidence from high-quality randomized control trials to validate their safety and efficacy. Potential risks include vaginal burns, scarring, and pain. The study calls for more formal evaluation before widespread adoption.

Symptoms those are treated by Pelvic Organ Prolapse with Laser Treatment

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Vaginal Laxity

Vaginal laxity, often caused by aging or childbirth, leads to a reduction in vaginal tightness and elasticity. CO₂ laser treatment work by stimulating collagen production in the vaginal walls. This results in firmer, tighter vaginal tissues, effectively addressing the symptoms of vaginal laxity and restoring a more youthful tone. Laser vaginal rejuvenation can significantly improve vaginal tightness and increase overall comfort.

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Mild to Moderate Pelvic Organ Prolapse

Laser treatment is particularly beneficial for women experiencing mild to moderate pelvic organ prolapse. Although severe prolapse generally requires surgical intervention, CO₂ laser therapy can be highly effective in treating mild forms of prolapse by strengthening the vaginal walls. This enhanced support helps improve symptoms, reduces vaginal sagging, and offers an effective alternative to more invasive methods.

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Reduced Vaginal Elasticity

As a natural part of aging, many women experience reduced vaginal elasticity due to collagen loss. Laser prolapse treatment helps rejuvenate and restore the elasticity of the vaginal tissues, making the vaginal canal tighter and more resilient. By enhancing collagen and elastin production, this treatment provides long-term benefits for improving vaginal tightness, reducing discomfort, and enhancing pelvic support.

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Postpartum Vaginal Laxity

After childbirth, many women face challenges such as postpartum vaginal laxity due to the extensive stretching of vaginal tissues. Laser treatment, particularly CO₂ laser therapy, can help tighten these tissues and restore vaginal tone. The procedure is safe, effective, and requires minimal downtime, making it an ideal option for new mothers looking to regain their pre-childbirth vaginal comfort.

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Loss of Tone and Firmness

Hormonal changes, particularly during menopause or as a result of aging, can contribute to a loss of tone and firmness in the vaginal area. Laser treatment helps enhance the connective tissues within the vaginal walls, aiding women in regaining lost firmness and tone. By stimulating collagen production, laser therapy is highly effective in restoring a sense of tightness and rejuvenation in the vaginal region, which can enhance comfort, confidence, and overall quality of life.

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Pelvic Discomfort and Pressure

Many women experience a sensation of pressure or heaviness in the pelvic region due to prolapse. Laser prolapse treatment strengthens the supportive structures of the pelvic floor, which can significantly reduce feelings of pressure and overall discomfort.

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Pelvic Floor Muscle Weakness

The laser treatment can also contribute to enhancing pelvic floor muscle function by stimulating collagen production in surrounding tissues. Improved support can help with pelvic stability and reduce symptoms related to weakened pelvic floor muscles, such as difficulty with bladder and bowel control.

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Contraindications for Pelvic Organ Prolapse with Laser Treatment

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Pregnancy or Recently Postpartum

Women who are currently pregnant or have given birth within the last three months should avoid laser treatment for pelvic organ prolapse. The procedure may pose risks to both the mother and child, making it unsuitable during these times.

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Active Infections

Patients with active infections, including untreated sexually transmitted infections such as herpes or bacterial vaginosis, should defer laser treatment until the infection is fully treated. Addressing these issues first helps minimize complications and ensures patient safety.

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Vaginal or Cervical Lesions

If there are any unexplained or undiagnosed vaginal or cervical lesions, they need to be evaluated thoroughly by a healthcare provider before proceeding with laser treatment. Laser therapy may interfere with lesion healing or obscure diagnostic evaluations, making it important to resolve these issues beforehand.

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Severe Pelvic Organ Prolapse

Women with severe pelvic organ prolapse are not ideal candidates for laser treatment. In such cases, more extensive surgical intervention may be required to achieve effective and lasting results. Laser therapy is better suited for mild to moderate cases where tissue support can be effectively improved through collagen stimulation.

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Blood-Thinning Medications

Patients taking blood-thinning medications such as anticoagulants should consult their healthcare provider before undergoing laser treatment. These medications can impair the body’s natural healing process and increase the risk of bleeding or complications during and after the procedure.

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History of Radiation or Reconstructive Pelvic Surgery

Women who have undergone radiation therapy to the vaginal or rectal tissues or have had prior pelvic surgery involving mesh are advised against laser prolapse treatment. Radiation can lead to tissue fragility, and previous mesh surgery may increase the risk of complications during laser treatment.

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Impaired Wound Healing and Keloid Formation

Individuals with a history of impaired wound healing or keloid formation may be at an increased risk of scarring following laser therapy. This condition makes laser treatment unsuitable for such patients, as there may be a heightened risk of developing unwanted scar tissue, which could compromise outcomes and patient comfort.

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Autoimmune Disorders

Patients with autoimmune conditions may experience complications with tissue healing and inflammation. Therefore, laser treatment might not be suitable without specific medical evaluation.

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Active Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID)

Individuals experiencing an active case of PID should avoid laser treatment until the infection is completely treated, as it could worsen inflammation and increase complications.

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Uncontrolled Diabetes

Poorly controlled diabetes can impair wound healing and make patients more susceptible to infections. It’s essential for diabetic patients to stabilize their condition before undergoing laser treatment.

Nu-V Pelvic Organ Prolapse with Laser Treatment before and after

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Nu-V Pelvic Organ Prolapse with Laser Treatment Pricing

Single

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£499/single

FREE telephone consultation
Nurse consultation
In depth assessment
1 of 3 recommended treatment

Triple

Nu-V Pack

£995/triple

FREE telephone consultation
Nurse consultation
In depth assessment
3 treatments within 12 months

to Triple

Nu-V Top-up

£496/single

Review with assigned practitioner
Triple pack must be completed within 1 year

Annual

Nu-V Top-up

£400/single

Follow-up consultation after 12-18 months following Nu-V programme
Nurse assessment
1 Nu-V treatment

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Do You Have Any Questions about Nu-V Pelvic Organ Prolapse with Laser Treatment

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Where can I get the Nu-V Pelvic Organ Prolapse with Laser treatment?

Nu-V is available on all of our clinics.

What equipment do you use for the Nu-V Pelvic Organ Prolapse with Laser Treatment ?

Our own specially designed CE Medical Approved laser system which is totally safe and highly effective.

Is Nu-V Pelvic Organ Prolapse with Laser treatment a cosmetic procedure ?

No, this is a medical procedure that must only be carried out by specially trained Nurses who are certfied to deliver the treatment.

Is there any pain or downtime after the Nu-V Pelvic Organ Prolapse with Laser treatment ?

There is no downtime, you can return to normal daily activities straight away, except for going to the Gym or Swimming. We recommend you take a 5 day break from these activities.

Some Patients have report a mild tingling, sunburn sensation or itching sensation for a few days, this is perfectly normal. Some patient report this is comparable to intimate waxing. You will have direct contact with a Nurse should you have any post-treatment concerns.

Is the Nu-V Pelvic Organ Prolapse with Laser treatment painful ?

Most Patients report a “vibrating” feeling, we have no records of Patients reporting pain leading to abandonment of the procedure.

Does this mean I don’t need to have Labiaplasty ?

Our Nu-V technology will rejuvenate the labial tissue to shrink. Some patients feel that the result is satisfactory whilst others may wish to explore a more permanent options. Our nurse will discuss this with you.

How many treatments will I need ?

Each patient is different and your Nurse will advise. The recommendation is 3 treatments in a 12 month period. This is based on extensive clinical studies. However each patient is unique and can choose fewer or more treatments as they wish.

What happens aesthetically ?

Your practitioner will focus the specially designed head of the laser at the surface of the outer area of your vagina and with each pass the tissue will contract, the labia will shrink and you will experience improved blood flow around the clitoral area, which leads to heightened sensitivity, and many Patients report more intense orgasms.

How soon can I have sex after the treatment ?

How soon can I have sex after the treatment ?
We recommend 4-5 days, but you will know when you are ready. Ask your Nurse at the point of treatment if you are unsure.

How do I know if it works ?

You will experience tightening both internally and externally. Many patient report heightened sensual pleasure, lubrication and relief from symptoms such as leakage when you cough, incontinence and overall better health in that area.

How Does Non-Surgical Vaginal Tightening Treatment Work?

How soon will I see results ?

This varies from patient to patient due to the nature of the tissues reaction to the Nu-V laser technology. It is normal to expect a progressive improvement over time. This is particularly true for those opting for triple plan.

How long does the treatment take ?

The treatment is very short. The treatment time is 15-20 minutes within your 45 minutes consultation giving you ample time to discuss your health issues with your nurse.

Is this treatment suitable for everyone?

Nu-V is suitable for the majority of our patients, but just to make sure all new patients undergo a free initial telephone consultation with our specialist nurse.

How does Nu-V Pelvic Organ Prolapse with Laser work?

The best thing to do is watch the explainer video, it will show you everything you need to know.

What is Non-Surgical Vaginal Tightening?

Is Pelvic Organ Prolapse with Laser treatment safe?

Perfectly. The procedure is always carried out in a medical clinic by fully trained and experienced nurses.

What can I expect after the treatment?

Patients report improvement is sensitivity, penetrative pleasure, orgasm, wetness, confidence, tightness, and find their vagina more aesthetically attractive after the treatment.

What makes Nu-v Pelvic Organ Prolapse with Laser such a good treatment ?

It is reported that up to 80% of women will suffer from vaginal laxity and the associated problems between the ages of 35 onwards. Until now, there has been no coherent and effective care pathway available, and as such a lot of women suffer in silence.
Nu-V is clinically proven, long lasting, highly effective and the results get progressively better.

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How our Pelvic Organ Prolapse with Laser Treatment service works?

At The Women’s Health Clinic, we firmly believe in putting you, our patient, at the heart of any decision-making. Our practitioners will closely work with you and discuss your symptoms, medical history and treatment plan. It all begins with a free telephone consultation for 20 minutes with one of our specialist nurse advisors. They will talk you through what we do, our processes and how we work. Before you make any commitment, we want you to know what we can offer so you can decide if we are the best fit for you.

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1 - Free telephone consultation

We provide a no obligation free telephone consultation where our nurse will discuss our service with you an answer any question.

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2 - Book an Appointment

You will be booked in with our specialist nurse or doctor. You will also be sent questionnaires before your appointment so you can tell us a little more about you

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3 - Initial Consultation

During your appointment, you will have an in-depth consultation on symptoms and symptom management. They will explore some treatment options for you to make a well-informed decision.

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4 - Treatment

If you proceed with treatment with consent, your practitioner will carry out the treatment.

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5 - Feedback

We always ask you to share your experience with us and let us know how we can improve our services.

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6 - Follow up

A follow up appointment will be booked to make sure you are getting on with your prescription. Any adjustments can be made.

Emma was great!! Her knowledge and experience was undoubtedly second to none. She’s also excellent at putting you at ease, and letting you know that ‘normal’. Looking forward to my next visit, and will definitely review my results!!

Viv Johnson

Happy patient, UK

I am so glad I finally made an appointment and went in to talk with Katy. She was just wonderful all around and I felt at ease with her which isn’t usually my experience with new people. It has left me with hope that I can feel like myself again in the future which I haven’t felt in some time.

Angela Salo

Happy patient, EU

Nu-V Pelvic Organ Prolapse with Laser Treatment Steps

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Pelvic Organ Prolapse with Laser Treatment - Free Telephone Consultation

A free obligation free phone consultation allows our team to assess your suitability for the Nu-V CO2 Laser treatment. Your medical history will be discussed, including any previous vaginal concerns (e.g., laxity, dryness, incontinence). A recent smear test is required for eligibility.

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Pelvic Organ Prolapse with Laser Treatment - Preparation

Forms and Questionnaires:
Prior to your face-to-face consultation, you will need to complete several forms, including full medical history, gynecological history, and sexual health index questionnaires. These must be submitted before your appointment to ensure the practitioner has all necessary details for your assessment.

Medical Considerations:
If you are taking blood-thinning medications (e.g., aspirin), you must discontinue use 5 days prior to the treatment to minimise bleeding. Avoid sexual activity for 24 hours before the procedure.

Additional Screening:
Your practitioner will review recent infections or conditions that might contraindicate treatment, such as severe prolapse or untreated STIs.

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Pelvic Organ Prolapse with Laser Treatment - Face-to-Face Consultation

Before the Nu-V treatment, the medical practitioner will review the information provided in the forms and notes from your initial consultation with the nurse.

A physical internal examination will be conducted to assess your condition. The practitioner will have an open discussion with you, addressing any questions or concerns you may have. They will provide all necessary information and offer professional advice.

You will be given the choice to take time to consider the treatment. If you decide to proceed, a consent form will be signed before moving forward.

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Pelvic Organ Prolapse with Laser Treatment - During the Session

Positioning and Comfort:
You will be placed in a comfortable lithotomy position (similar to a smear test). A sterile, single-use probe is inserted into the vaginal canal.

Laser Application:
The CO2 laser device emits controlled laser energy to the vaginal tissue, stimulating collagen production. This process tightens and rejuvenates the vaginal walls. The laser is rotated 360° to ensure even tissue coverage, and the procedure typically takes about 10-15 minutes.

Minimal Discomfort:
The treatment is generally painless, although mild discomfort may be felt.

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Pelvic Organ Prolapse with Laser Treatment - Aftercare

Immediate Aftercare:
After treatment, patients can return to normal activities but should avoid sexual intercourse and strenuous exercise for 7 days. It’s important to keep the treated area clean, avoiding soaps and scented products for at least 2 hours.

Expected Side Effects:
Mild soreness, spotting, or a dull ache in the vaginal area may occur but should subside within a few days. Any persistent or unusual symptoms (e.g., foul-smelling discharge) should be reported to the GP immediately.

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Pelvic Organ Prolapse with Laser Treatment - Results and Maintenance

Progressive Improvement:
Results begin to show within the first few weeks, with full benefits typically seen after 3 months. The treatment helps improve vaginal tightness, lubrication, and urinary incontinence. Many patients also report enhanced sexual satisfaction.

Maintenance Treatments:
For optimal results, a series of 3 treatments spaced 4-6 weeks apart is recommended. Maintenance sessions may be required every 1-2 years to sustain the results

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Pelvic Organ Prolapse with Laser Treatment - Long-Term Care and Follow-Up

Post-Treatment Monitoring:
You will be required to complete follow-up questionnaires to track progress at various intervals. This helps tailor ongoing care and treatment plans. If symptoms persist or worsen, a follow-up consultation with a gynecologist may be arranged.

Lifestyle Adjustments:
Routine pelvic floor exercises may enhance the effects of the treatment. These exercises can become easier and more effective post-procedure.

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