Vaginal rejuvenation refers to treatments aimed at tightening the vaginal canal, improving lubrication, and enhancing sexual function. It is often sought after childbirth, menopause, or aging. Common causes include hormonal changes, tissue laxity, and reduced collagen. Both non-surgical (laser, radiofrequency) and surgical (vaginoplasty) options exist. Precautions include consulting a qualified gynecologist, disclosing medical history, avoiding sexual activity post-treatment as advised, and ensuring the procedure is FDA-approved to minimize risks like infection or scarring.

Causes of Vaginal Rejuvenation

• Aging and menopause

• Childbirth trauma

• Hormonal changes

• Vaginal laxity or dryness

• Urinary incontinence

Precautions and Management

• Consult a certified gynecologist
• Ensure the treatment is FDA-approved
• Share complete medical history
• Follow all pre- and post-care instructions
• Avoid sexual activity and strenuous exercise as advised

Options Available

• Non-surgical: Laser therapy, Radiofrequency (RF), PRP

• Surgical: Vaginoplasty, Labiaplasty