diVA Laser Vaginal Therapy

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Introduction

Vaginal health is all too often a taboo subject to talk about. Women are embarrassed to be open about intimate issues. What women should know is that vaginal health issues are extremely common and is a factor of aging. Childbirth and menopause all play havoc with vaginal health. Painful intercourse and urinary incontinence can leave a women feeling unattractive and low in self-confidence.

The diVa treatment is non-surgical and can help with the treatment of stress urinary incontinence, vaginal dryness, pain during sex, vaginal laxity, and the inability to orgasm. Don’t stay in the shadows with your vaginal issues, take back control of your life and body.

Enhancements of Female Sensuality

diVa Laser Vaginal Rejuvenation is a revolutionary laser system with the ability to EFFECTIVELY treat many of the issues that affect a woman’s sensuality with age, menopause, and pregnancy. These include stress urinary incontinence, vaginal dryness, vaginal tissue laxity, and painful with an 80-90 percent patient satisfaction rate.

What is Vaginal Rejuvenation?

diVa Laser Vaginal Rejuvenation was introduced in 2017 and has already revolutionized the treatment of many issues that affect women as they age including: stress urinary incontinence, vaginal dryness, vaginal laxity, vaginal atrophy, and painful sex.

The diVa laser technology allows us to tailor our treatments to each woman’s unique, intimate health needs, providing women with restored confidence and feelings of increased self-esteem and sensuality.

How It Works?

diVa Laser Vaginal Rejuvenation is a revolutionary laser system with the ability to EFFECTIVELY treat many of the issues that affect a woman’s sensuality with age, menopause, and pregnancy. It is a next generation laser system with the ability to make dramatic improvements in a woman’s sensual health. As a woman ages, particularly after having babies, their vaginal physiology will change dramatically.

diVa Laser Vaginal Rejuvenation utilizes the world’s first and only revolutionary Hybrid Fractional Laser (HFL) technology. Laser energy is targeted at the vaginal lining; the poorly functioning tissue is partially removed and replaced by fresh rejuvenated tissue that is thicker, softer, and more robust. Sciton stands out beyond any of its competitors in terms of safety and effectiveness. The HFL technology allows us to customize each treatment to address the patient’s intimate challenges and improve her life.

FAQs About diVa®

How Much Improvement Is There?

diVa Laser Vaginal Rejuvenation has been shown to improve these condition by up to 80-90% in 80 percent of women.

How Many Treatments Are Required?

diVa Laser Vaginal Therapy requires three treatments about four to six weeks apart to achieve optimal results and patient satisfaction.

How Long Does A Treatment Take?

diVa Laser Vaginal Rejuvenation is as convenient as it is effective! Each treatment takes only about three to five minutes in our office.

Who is an ideal candidate for diVa?

Women that have had children or are experiencing menopause may be interested in a resurfacing treatment to improve the quality of their vaginal tissue. Also, women who would like an alternative to traditional estrogen therapies, i.e. estrogen pills, creams, gels, patches, etc.

What do patients experience during the treatment?

The patient may experience a slight pressure against the vaginal wall during the diVa treatment, and some patients may experience increased sensitivity near the vaginal opening. diVa laser therapy is fast with minimal discomfort.

What do patients experience in the next 48 hours after treatment?

Patients may return to their daily routine with minimal to no discharge, spotting, or discomfort; however, patients should avoid sexual intercourse for up to 48 hours.

Is there any downtime? Can I go back to work immediately after diVa?

The diVa procedure is completely non-surgical, which makes returning to normal activities afterwards a typically easy process. Often times, patients even return to work after their diVa treatment is over.

Is anesthesia necessary?

No, diVa is an in-office treatment. Topical anesthetic may be applied to increase patient comfort but is not necessary.