Laser Vaginal Tightening
& Incontinence Treatment

Laser vaginal tightening is a non-surgical procedure that uses laser energy to heat the vaginal tissue. The heat stimulates collagen production, which firms and tightens the vaginal walls over time. It does not involve any cutting or stitches.

No. The procedure typically causes mild warmth rather than pain. A topical anesthesia spray is applied beforehand, and no incisions are made.

Women who experience vaginal looseness after childbirth, aging, or menopause, or who have mild stress incontinence, are typically considered candidates. A medical evaluation is needed beforehand to confirm suitability, since certain health conditions may rule it out.

Cost varies based on the number of sessions needed and individual treatment goals, so it is determined on a case-by-case basis after a medical evaluation.

Laser vaginal tightening is considered a minimally invasive procedure, and many physicians report positive outcomes when it is performed by a trained, licensed provider. It’s worth noting that in 2018, the FDA issued a general advisory about energy-based “vaginal rejuvenation” devices, cautioning that their safety and effectiveness for treating menopausal symptoms and incontinence had not been formally established, though serious complications are uncommon when the procedure is done by an experienced medical provider. A thorough medical evaluation before treatment helps confirm it’s an appropriate option for you.

Results are typically noticeable by around 3 months for tightening and around 4 months for incontinence-related improvement. Because the effect is not permanent, yearly maintenance sessions are generally needed.

Yes. The same laser technology can tighten tissue near the bladder neck, which may reduce mild to moderate stress incontinence, such as leakage during coughing, sneezing, or exercise.