diVa® Vaginal Laser Treatment: Just the FAQs

If you’ve ever heard of vaginal rejuvenation, you may have some questions about what exactly it is, why it’s done, and what happens during an actual procedure. If you’re suffering from a lack of intimacy or experiencing less than optimal vaginal health, it may actually be precisely what you’ve been looking for.

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Who Should Consider diVa® as a Treatment Option?

For women who have been through childbirth or menopause; have breastfed or undergone chemotherapy; or had a hysterectomy, diVa® laser vaginal therapy can greatly benefit their vaginal health by resurfacing the tissue layers of the vaginal walls. Aging and the events of time, coupled with the stretching and trauma that each of these events can cause to the vaginal tissue, results in thinning and lack of elasticity. This can bear greatly on the quality of intimacy and cause women to feel a lack of self-confidence.

Does a diVa® Procedure Take Long?

The diVa® is specifically designed to be efficient and provide quick results, requiring only about five minutes for each treatment session.

How Many Treatments Are Necessary to Be Fully Effective?

Depending on the specific needs of the woman, the number of treatments recommended by a specialist such as a urogynecologist or OB/GYN will vary, though the number is generally three treatments. These treatments will take place at intervals between four and six weeks apart, to be followed by one additional treatment approximately every twelve months to maintain efficacy.

Is the Procedure Painful?

During the procedure, it’s not uncommon to experience some slight discomfort in the vagina.

Will I Have to Be Admitted to the Hospital for Treatment?

The diVa® treatments require no admittance to the hospital and will be done during a short, in-office procedure.

Should I Expect Any Downtime Post-treatment?

There is no requirement for downtime or recovery before fully returning to daily activity, though some women might experience slight discharge, spotting, or discomfort for a few days afterward. Due to the nature of the procedure, however, sexual intercourse should be avoided for 7 days before being resumed.

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At Coyle Institute, We Restore Women’s Lives Through Improved Pelvic Health So You Can Focus On What’s Important: Enjoying Your Life and the People You Love.