As a woman ages, there are many changes that her body naturally experiences that will take a toll on her vaginal health, the most common of which include childbirth and menopause, though there are other events that may also reduce the amount of estrogen she produces. That reduction in estrogen can greatly affect the vaginal walls, causing them to become thinner, dryer, and even inflamed, which often significantly diminishes vaginal function. These common events include hysterectomy, breastfeeding, and chemotherapy treatments.
For women who have experienced childbirth, the damage that has been done to the vaginal canal and the tissue surrounding it because of stretching during the birthing process is largely repaired naturally; but the tissue often never fully returns to the same pre-birth state. The vaginal walls, the perineum, and the tissue surrounding these areas have all been compromised—a fact which bears greatly on vaginal health as a whole.
diVa laser vaginal therapy can greatly change the way that these women feel about themselves sexually, improving their sex lives and restoring their own self-confidence. Through the cutting-edge Hybrid Fractional Laser (HFL) technology employed by the diVa® treatment, a medical specialist such as a urogynecologist or OB/GYN will be able to specifically tailor each treatment to suit the needs of their patient in addressing their personal issues regarding intimate health.