Vaginal Rejuvenation – What is it?

NAWI is proud to offer the Juliet Laser Vaginal Rejuvenation treatment. This is a revolutionary, 20-minute, life changing treatment that reduces urinary incontinence and heightens the quality of sex.

Vaginal rejuvenation is FDA-approved and completely non-surgical. Numerous clinical studies have proven it to be safe and effective. This non-invasive treatment has minimal to no discomfort. After the treatment, you will be able to walk out as a more youthful version of yourself.

Benefits of the Vaginal Rejuvenation Treatment

There are several benefits of Vaginal Rejuvenation treatment. This treatment can address stress incontinence, provide improved sex, and improve the appearance of your vaginal area.

Vaginal Rejuvenation treatment prevents, improves or eliminates mild to moderate stress incontinence which involves the leakage of urine when sneezing, coughing, laughing or engaging in physical activity. Urinary incontinence is typical for women who have previously had children. For more information about urinary incontinence, click here.

Clients receiving vaginal rejuvenation treatment have increased lubrication and sensitivity and decreased discomfort during intercourse, improving their overall quality of sex. This occurs by increasing the production of collagen. This treatment tightens vaginal tissues, increasing friction and heightening pleasure during sex. Additionally, increased blood flow improves lubrication also heightening pleasure during sex.

The final benefit of this treatment is that inner vaginal texture and tone are improved. Vaginal rejuvenation improves the appearance of the labia, vulva, and vagina.

Why consider Vaginal rejuvenation

The vagina, like other parts of the body, undergoes changes with age. These changes can be influenced by various factors, including hormonal fluctuations, childbirth, and overall health. Common impacts of age on the vagina include decreased elasticity and lubrication, dryness, laxity in the vaginal muscles, changes in the pelvic floor, and changes in vaginal sensation.

Decreased Vaginal Elasticity and Lubrication

As women age, there tends to be a decrease in estrogen levels, especially during and after menopause. This decline can lead to a reduction in vaginal elasticity and lubrication. The vaginal walls may become thinner and less flexible, potentially resulting in discomfort or pain during sexual activity.

Vaginal Dryness

Reduced estrogen levels can contribute to vaginal dryness. This can lead to discomfort, itching, and increased vulnerability to irritation or infection. Using lubricants or moisturizers may help alleviate symptoms.

Vaginal Laxity

Childbirth, especially multiple births, can impact the tone and tightness of the vaginal muscles. Over time, this may contribute to a sense of vaginal laxity or looseness.

Pelvic Floor Changes

Aging can affect the pelvic floor muscles, which support the pelvic organs, including the uterus, bladder, and rectum. Weakening of these muscles may contribute to issues such as urinary incontinence.

Changes in Vaginal Sensation

Sexual sensation may change with age. This can be influenced by hormonal changes or reduced blood flow to the vaginal area.