What Is Vaginal Rejuvenation?

Vaginal rejuvenation is one of the newer procedures in plastic and cosmetic surgery. The procedure serves to enhance sexual gratification by improving vaginal muscle tone. When the vagina is too relaxed, the internal and external vaginal diameters are too large. Sexual pleasure is enhanced by greater friction, which is generated by increased vaginal tightness. Vaginal rejuvenation corrects the lax muscle tone using a laser-based technique. This results in decreased trauma to the area and rapid healing.

What Is the Indication for Vaginal rejuvenation?

Vaginal rejuvenation is indicated in women who wish to improve vaginal muscle tone and sexual function.

Am I a Candidate for Vaginal Rejuvenation?

You may be a good candidate for vaginal rejuvenation if:

• Childbirth has stretched your vaginal muscles.
• You have lax vaginal muscle tone, for whatever reason.
• You also have concomitant stress incontinence

What Does the Surgery Involve?

Under local anesthesia, a laser cuts and reshapes the vaginal tissue.

What Are the Advantages Of Vaginal Rejuvenation Surgery?

A simply, minimally invasive laser procedure, vaginal rejuvenation can effectively tighten the vaginal muscles, creating a more pleasure sexual experience for both partners.

How Long Does It Take?

The operation usually takes only about 1-2 hours

How Many Treatments Are Required?

Only one treatment is required.

When Will I See Results?

You will see results after a few weeks. We recommend you do not have any sexual intercourse for at least 6 weeks following the procedure.

What Are My Alternatives to Vaginal Rejuvenation?

• Kegel exercises

Will I Have Pain?

Anesthetic is used during the procedure, so pain should be not be a major issue. As the anesthetic wears off, there may be residual pain that is easily controlled with analgesics.

When Can I Go Back To Work Or School?

Usually after 5-7 days.

Who Will Perform My Treatment?

The surgery will be performed by one of our highly-trained gynecologists.

How Much Does It Cost?

Please call TopSurgeons at 800-506-8084 for more information.

Will My Insurance Cover?

Most insurance companies will NOT cover this procedure, as it is cosmetic. However, if stress incontinence is a problem, this is a medical condition, and you should check with your insurance company to determine whether or not this procedure is covered.