Vaginal laser

Gynecological laser treatment is an innovative technology that uses CO2 and Er-YAG lasers to regenerate intimate tissue by stimulating collagen and elastic fibers. It targets areas such as the vaginal mucosa and labia minora, improving their quality and thickness, and balancing vaginal pH. This process helps alleviate problems such as urinary incontinence, genitourinary syndrome, and vaginal hypermobility.

Gynecological laser therapy is indicated for women experiencing functional, aesthetic, or intimate health problems, such as vaginal dryness, urinary incontinence, discomfort during intercourse, or post-menopausal changes. It is also ideal for those who wish to avoid hormonal treatments or surgical procedures.

Key benefits include:

• Functional and aesthetic improvement of intimate tissues.
• Reduction of vaginal and urinary tract infections.
• Increased comfort in intimate relationships.
• Minimally invasive and safe procedure.

At the Women's Unit, we combine technological innovation with a personalized approach. Our gynecology specialists will guide you throughout the entire process, ensuring treatments tailored to your needs and results that transform your quality of life.

This treatment is indicated for:

• Genitourinary syndrome of menopause: relieves symptoms such as vaginal dryness or irritation.
• Mild to moderate urinary incontinence: improves pelvic floor support.
• Vaginal hyperlaxity: especially after multiple or instrumental births. It is also useful in cosmetic and reconstructive procedures and for treating lichen sclerosus or HPV-related conditions.

No, the procedure is minimally invasive and involves mild discomfort, similar to a warming sensation in the treated area. In most cases, anesthesia is not necessary.

Results generally begin to be seen 4-6 weeks after the first session. Depending on the individual case, additional sessions may be necessary, and in some cases, a maintenance session is recommended every 12-18 months.

No, it is an outpatient and minimally invasive procedure. You can resume your daily activities immediately after the session, although it is recommended to avoid sexual intercourse for 48 hours to ensure the best results.

Although vaginal laser treatment is safe for most women, it is not recommended for women with active infections in the treatment area, during pregnancy, or for women with certain specific medical conditions. Therefore, before starting treatment, we conduct a personalized evaluation to ensure your safety and determine if this procedure is right for you.

Yes, gynecologic laser therapy has been approved by the FDA since 2014, and studies support its clinical efficacy and safety. It is also performed by highly trained specialists in our Women's Unit.