Vaginal rejuvenation

Over the years, along with pregnancies and childbirth, the pelvic floor, labia majora, and female genitalia in general often undergo changes that affect both their function and appearance.

This treatment includes procedures such as skincare, depigmentation, and the use of laser technologies like CO2 or radiofrequency to rejuvenate the area and stimulate collagen and elastin production. Additionally, the treating physician provides guidance on how to properly care for the area.

Depigmentation Treatments

“One of the most common mistakes is applying products to lighten the area, which can actually worsen the condition and, in some cases, cause burns that deepen the problem. When these patients come to the clinic, sustained treatments over time are required to see results, as this is post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation,” explains Dr. Torres. Several options are available for depigmentation.

Morpheus8

Sessions with the Morpheus8 laser help break down concentrated pigment. Results can achieve up to 70% depigmentation, a very positive outcome, especially in more complex cases.

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Chemical peel

Peelings can also be performed to exfoliate the outer layer of the skin, allowing the new layer to emerge in better condition. Post-treatment care includes the application of topical products and gentle cleansers to aid in lightening and prevent skin dryness.

Follow-up maintenance sessions are necessary to achieve results that last over time.

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Treatments for VAGINAL rejuvenation

Women are increasingly seeking these procedures, especially now that non-invasive options, which do not require surgery or postoperative care, have become more widely available.

Radiofrequency

It is used to improve the structure of the genital area due to collagen loss, a condition associated with aging, as well as sagging of the vaginal lips. These changes are also common in women after childbirth, who may experience mild to moderate incontinence (affecting 10-15% of younger women and 40% of women over 50).

This procedure restores muscle tone and improves both urinary loss and sensitivity and pleasure during sexual activity, in addition to alleviating vaginal dryness. The treatments are painless, and the number of sessions depends on each patient’s needs.

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Laser CO2

It activates collagen and elastin production and stimulates neovascularization. This allows the vaginal mucosa to regain tension, addressing the sensation of a widened vagina and restoring tightness, thereby enhancing sexual experience.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommendations

It is important to emphasize the need for patients to consult with physicians who are experts in this field.

Additionally, it is advisable to seek consultation early to prevent the treatment from becoming more complex in order to address a condition, such as skin pigmentation, that has developed over many years.

Following the treatment according to medical instructions ensures faster, more effective, and longer-lasting results.

Intimate area depigmentation and vaginal rejuvenation provide excellent results for women of all ages, not only in terms of aesthetics and functionality but also psychologically, as they enhance self-esteem, improve sexual relationships, and positively impact overall quality of life.

Post-Treatment Care

Being minimally invasive, these treatments do not require hospitalization or time off work. It is recommended to:

• Avoid wearing tight clothing.
• Wear underwear made preferably of cotton.
• Resume sexual activity 72 hours after rejuvenation. For hyaluronic acid injections or laser treatments, the waiting period will be a few days, as directed by the physician.

Recommendations After Depigmentation

To avoid a vicious cycle, the patient should reduce the use of dark and tight underwear. Laser hair removal is also recommended to prevent the problem from recurring due to shaving. Creams for removing pigmentation should not be used, as skin conditions vary depending on the area, such as the underarms versus the intimate zone.

References

Arredondo MRR, Mateos VJ, Zúñiga LD, Alatriste FD. Procedimientos cosméticos en ginecología, 2012. Medigrapichs.

Katia Melissa Herrera Herrera, Abril del Rocío Morales González, ‘Efectos dermatológicos del rejuvenecimiento vaginal no invasivo’, monografía de grado Universidad de san Carlos de Guatemala, Facultad de Ciencias Médicas; octubre de 2020.