Laser treatment in the genital area
The key facts
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How does laser treatment work in the genital area?
Intimate treatments with CO2 lasers are gentle, precise procedures for improving skin texture, tightening the skin and treating functional or aesthetic problems in the genital area. The CO2 laser stimulates collagen formation and promotes tissue regeneration, improving tone and elasticity.
The treatment is minimally invasive and can be used to treat sagging skin, dryness or mild incontinence symptoms. We would be happy to advise you individually on whether CO2 laser treatment is suitable for your needs.
About the treatment
Intimate treatments with the CO2 laser offer a gentle way to improve the skin structure in the genital area and to target functional or aesthetic complaints. By stimulating collagen formation, the tissue is tightened and regenerated.
Typical areas of application
- For sagging skin in the external genital area
- For dryness or atrophy of the vaginal mucosa
- Cases of mild stress incontinence
- For skin irritation or micro-tears caused by reduced elasticity
- For scars or pigmentation changes after childbirth or surgery
When is it recommended?
- For patients experiencing discomfort caused by loss of elasticity or dryness in the genital area
- After hormonal changes, e.g. during the menopause or after pregnancy
- For aesthetic desires for more firmness and improved skin texture
- If conservative treatments (e.g. creams) do not have a sufficient effect
“Nobody is perfect, but everyone is unique in their own way.”
FAQs
How quickly will I see results and how long will they last?
The first improvements are often visible just a few weeks after treatment, as collagen production is stimulated. The effect usually lasts several months to a year, depending on the individual skin condition. Repeat treatments may be advisable.
How long should I refrain from sexual intercourse after the treatment, and will my sensitivity be affected?
After CO2 laser treatment in the genital area, we generally recommend abstaining from sexual activity for around 2 weeks to allow the mucous membrane to heal sufficiently.
The treatment aims to improve tissue structure and should not adversely affect sensitivity. Many patients even report increased sensitivity due to tissue regeneration.
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