Gynaecology
Our outstanding surgeons have considerable experience in cosmetic gynaecology procedures including Labiaplasty and Hymenoplasty; we also offer a variety of vaginal tightening treatments. Women may choose to undergo one of these procedures following childbirth or if they are experiencing physical pain and discomfort. Whatever your concern, you can feel confident knowing that our honest advice will help you identify the most appropriate and effective treatment for you.
Hymenoplasty
A hymenoplasty is a surgical procedure that involves restoration of the hymen to its original form. The hymen, which is a thin membrane, is located across the lower part of the vagina. Most commonly known to tear during sexual intercourse, it can also tear due to sporty activities. This safe and non-invasive procedure is generally opted for cultural or religious reasons, recovering the appearance of virginity.
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InctoniLase Laser Treatment
Stress incontinence is a common problem that is generally caused by weakened pelvic floor muscles and the urethral sphincter. IncontiLase is a laser treatment that improves this condition by shrinking the urethral and anterior bladder wall region. This results in collagen neogenesis and remodelling, allowing the patient to regain continence in as little as one session.
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IntimaLase Laser Vaginal Tightening
This laser therapy treatment uses the Fotona laser to tighten the vaginal canal. The laser, which thermally affects the vaginal tissue, causes collagen remodelling and stimulates the production of new collagen fibres; resulting in the canal becoming tighter and having a better structure. This non-surgical procedure is suitable for those who have lost structure due to ageing or childbirth.
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Labiaplasty
Otherwise known as a labial reduction, a Labiaplasty involves removing the excess tissue of the labia minora (inner vaginal lips). This procedure is suitable for those who are unhappy with the appearance of their labia minora, or if it is causing pain and discomfort. A Labiaplasty focuses on reducing, reshaping and contouring the labia minora so that the functional and aesthetic concerns are addressed.
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Pelvic Floor Repair
Pelvic floor prolapse, which occurs when one or more of the organs from the pelvis slips down, can happen from several different reasons including pregnancy, menopause, ageing and obesity. There are four different types of prolapse that can occur: Anterior, Uterine, Vault and Posterior. The surgical treatment most suitable will depend on the type of prolapse.
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ProlapLase Laser Treatment
Pelvic organ prolapse is an occurrence in women who have undergone childbirth. This non-invasive procedure treats POP by using the Fotona laser to stimulate collagen fibre production, shrinking and tightening the vaginal canal in the process. For optimal results, we recommend four repeat sessions.
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RenovaLase Vaginal Atrophy Laser Treatment
Vaginal atrophy is a condition that occurs when the body does not produce enough oestrogen. Causing symptoms such as itching, discharge and painful intercourse, vaginal atrophy can negatively affect one’s life. Using the Fotona laser to stimulate the production of collagen and elastin, this treatment also increases hydration and vaginal tissue.
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Vaginoplasty
This surgical procedure is performed in order to tighten the muscles inside of the vagina. Usually, the vaginal muscles become lose due to childbirth, however, other factors such as trauma and age can affect the area. Once the tissue walls have been reshaped and tightened, this long-lasting procedure can boost confidence and sexual satisfaction.
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Votiva Vaginal Rejuvenation
This non-surgical procedure rejuvenates the vagina by targeting the internal and external tissue. Not only does it help to improve the appearance of the vagina, it tightens the skin structure and elasticity by increasing the blood flow and sensitivity. The Votiva treatment can be used on the labia, vaginal canal and the vulva.
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