Laser Treatment for Incontinence and Vaginal Relaxation

This treatment uses a fractional laser, such as Gynelase™, which acts in a controlled manner on the vaginal mucosa, generating heat in the deepest layers of tissue. This heat stimulates collagen production, improves elasticity, and strengthens the pelvic floor structures. It is performed without incisions, anesthesia, or the need for hospitalization.

In addition to treating the mild or moderate urinary incontinence, also combats the effects of aging or hormonal changes that affect vaginal tone, such as occurs after childbirth or during menopause.

Gynecological laser is especially effective in treating stress urinary incontinence, that is, the incontinence that occurs when coughing, laughing, exercising, or lifting weights. It can also improve mild cases of mixed incontinence (a combination of stress and urge incontinence), although each case should be assessed individually by a gynecologist.

It is not a treatment indicated for severe cases, which generally require surgery or complementary specialized physical therapy.

The number of sessions varies depending on the case, but generally they are recommended between 2 and 3 sessions, spaced 4 to 6 weeks apart. In some cases, an annual maintenance session may be helpful to prolong the effects. Most patients notice significant improvements since the first application, both in urine control and in vaginal firmness and sensitivity.

No. The procedure is painless and non-invasiveNo anesthesia is required, although some patients may feel a mild sensation of heat or pressure during the session. It is performed on an outpatient basis and lasts between 20 and 30 minutes. Most women can return to their normal activities immediately afterward.

After treatment, it is recommended to avoid sexual intercourse for at least 72h, as well as not using tampons or engaging in strenuous physical exercise for the first few days. It is also advisable to maintain good personal hygiene and follow the specialist's specific instructions to ensure optimal and safe recovery.

Many patients experience a progressive improvement From the first session, you'll experience improved urinary control, fewer leaks, and improved vaginal firmness. The results typically solidify in the weeks following treatment, as collagen regenerates and tissues strengthen naturally.

Yes, it is a procedure clinically approved and safe When performed by trained gynecologists using certified equipment, gynecological lasers do not cause significant thermal damage, leave no scars, and are gentle on vaginal tissue. The risk of complications is very low, provided the prescribed care is followed.

It is indicated for Women of all ages Those suffering from mild to moderate urinary incontinence, vaginal relaxation, dryness, or loss of intimate sensation. It is especially useful postpartum and during menopause. It is not recommended during pregnancy, or in the presence of active vaginal infections or certain gynecological conditions.

Yes. By increasing the natural lubrication, recover the vaginal tone and improve the sensitivityMany women report an improvement in the quality of their sexual relationships. This also positively impacts self-esteem, confidence, and emotional well-being, as they regain control over an intimate area that directly influences their daily lives.

Yes, the gynecological laser is compatible with other treatments such as pelvic floor physiotherapy, vaginal hyaluronic acid, regenerative vitamins or even the local hormone therapy, if necessary. Your specialist can design a custom plan based on your symptoms, age, medical history, and intimate health goals.