Urinary incontinence

Depending on the type of incontinence, it can be treated with gynecological laser therapy, radiofrequency, Emsella technology, or a combination of several techniques.

Gynecological laser

Gynecological laser therapy is an innovative medical option that uses laser technology. The precision of the laser allows procedures to be performed with less discomfort and faster recovery times compared to traditional options. In addition to incontinence, this non-invasive approach offers solutions for conditions such as genitourinary syndrome of menopause, hyperlaxity syndrome, and pathologies related to the human papillomavirus, among others.

Vulvovaginal radiofrequency

Vulvovaginal radiofrequency is an innovative treatment option that uses electromagnetic waves to stimulate collagen production and improve the health and elasticity of vaginal tissues. This non-invasive procedure has become an effective solution for addressing conditions such as mild urinary incontinence, vaginal laxity, and dryness, providing rejuvenating results in the genital area.

 

Emsella

Emsella is an innovative high-tech electromagnetic therapy that is safe, comfortable, and non-invasive. During each session, a special chair emits focused electromagnetic waves to the pelvic floor area. These waves deeply and effectively stimulate the pelvic floor muscles, improving their function. Emsella has been proven to be highly effective in treating various conditions such as urinary incontinence, postpartum recovery, low libido, pelvic pain, prostatic atrophy, and erectile dysfunction, among others.

The number of sessions varies depending on the condition being treated, but multiple sessions are usually recommended to achieve optimal results.

Most women experience a quick recovery with minimal discomfort. There may be slight discomfort or temporary redness, but in general, patients can resume their normal daily activities shortly after, with specific post-procedure restrictions provided by their healthcare professional.

Vaginal radiofrequency is recommended to treat vaginal laxity, improve the health of vaginal tissues, and address issues such as dryness and mild urinary incontinence, providing revitalization in the genital area.

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