Female rejuvenation laser therapy

Northern Sydney Dermatology & Laser female rejuvenation laser therapy is a non-surgical laser treatment to relieve the vaginal symptoms women may be experiencing related to childbirth and aging. These symptoms might include vaginal dryness, laxity, loss of sensation during intercourse, pain during intercourse and other symptoms associated with Vulvovaginal Atrophy. This is medical laser that delivers controlled CO2 energy to the vaginal or vulva tissue – so cells make more collagen – improving skin tone, texture and appearance, as well as thickening and strengthening the vaginal wall tissue and the surrounding pelvic floor tissue.

CO2 lasers have been proven to remodel tissue and stimulate collagen formation. CO2 technology also provides Doctors the ability to treat both superficial and deep skin layers simultaneously and with the precision control they need over the intensity, pattern and depth of ablation which is very important for treatments to this intimate area.  This device has been used for many years already in the United States, with a good history of safety and effectiveness in treating women’s symptoms. We are very pleased to be able to offer this at Northern Sydney Dermatology & Laser.

What does the procedure feel like?

The procedure is virtually painless, requires only a cream anesthesia and typically takes around 20 minutes to treat both internally and externally.

Treatments are safe and effective with mild to no discomfort, and with little downtime.

How many treatments does it take?

Patients receive three treatments that are delivered within a 4 month timeframe.

Do I need to have a consultation?

Yes. You should make an appointment with one of our female health Dermatologists. Please bring a referral from your GP and a recent pap smear. The Doctor will ensure you are a candidate for the treatment. We will then explain the process and book your sessions.

When will patients see results?

Most Intima patients feel and see improvement after the very first treatment, although the procedure calls for three treatments.