Vaginal rejuvenation is a broad term that describes various vaginal corrective procedures. Due to causes ranging from childbirth to aging to genetics, the vagina and its surrounding tissues may lose elasticity and strength. This leads to several issues like incontinence (leaking urine), vaginal dryness, sagging skin, and lack of sexual pleasure. Many women or people assigned female at birth (AFAB) look to vaginal rejuvenation to improve these conditions and restore the look and function of their vagina.

People get vaginal rejuvenation to address common issues associated with having children or menopause, including vaginal looseness, lack of lubrication, and loss of sexual intimacy. Treatment can help minimize these symptoms as well as:

• Loose skin around the vagina
• Leaking urine when jumping, sneezing, or laughing
• Not being able to hold your urine
• Decreased libido
• Excess dryness
• Painful sex
• Loss of sensation and sexual satisfaction
• Lack of confidence or low self-esteem
  

Vaginal rejuvenation can:

• Improve the tightness of your vagina
• Help with incontinence (leaking urine)
• Increase lubrication and moisture
• Increase vaginal sensitivity and sensations
• Strengthen weak vaginal and pelvic muscles
• Improve painful intercourse
• Enhance the appearance of your vulvar area (labia, clitoris, or vaginal opening)
  

THERMIva™, invented by Dr. Red Alinsod, is an FDA-approved in-office, a non-surgical device used for dermatologic conditions such as loose and saggy skin, dry skin, and insensitive skin. A radio frequency generator, made by Thermi Aesthetics powers an “S” shaped handpiece that treats both external and internal vulvovaginal tissue via a thermistor tip which is able to control the amount of heat delivered.

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The tip is smaller than most fingers and has a gentle curve that provides excellent comfort. THERMIva™ provides a non-surgical option for treating vaginal looseness and labial tissue laxity. This procedure consists of using radio-frequency heat to tighten the vaginal canal and/or the labia majora.