Vaginal Rejuvenation / Tightening & Urinary Incontinence

The results are there immediately; however, they become more evident over time and should be fully apparent 72 hours after the procedure.

Recovery is a relaxed process and does not necessitate any special care or process; however, it is advised that sexual activity be halted for up to one week.

To a certain extent; however, the vagina does loosen and go through an ageing process naturally.

Juliet is a minimally invasive vaginal rejuvenation treatment, the goal of which is to restore the original metabolism of connective tissue and improve the state of the mucosa by stimulating a process of neocollagenesis. This leads to a restoration and a return to the natural PH of the mucosal structure, increasing its flexibility.

Vaginal rejuvenation is not intended to be just an aesthetic treatment. A Juliet laser treatment leads not only to a tightening of the internal vaginal walls (often referred to as “rejuvenation”), but it also involves specific functional changes (for example, the regaining of functionality when treating for stress urinary incontinence and also the restoration of tissue metabolism in the case of vaginal atrophy).

The procedure is performed by a gynaecologist or by a surgeon in a medical practice. Usually, no anaesthesia is required (since neither incisions nor sutures are performed); however, a topical anaesthetic may be applied if needed. Using the special V-Spot handpiece, the physician is able to perform the treatment in just a few minutes. The whole procedure takes less than 15 minutes and is fast, painless, and discreet.

The Juliet laser treatment leads to a restoration of the metabolism of connective tissue and to an improvement in the condition of the mucosa. This translates into an attenuation of the symptoms which can be observed immediately after the first treatment. The inner mucosa regains elasticity and lubrication, gaining thickness and softness. Itching, irritation, and pain during intercourse disappear and the symptoms of stress urinary incontinence are also significantly reduced as a result of the stimulating action of the laser on the mucosa. This action continues its beneficial effect even after the treatment is finished and, for this reason, many women report further improvements during the first month post-treatment.

No, the treatment should not be painful at all. Usually, it is very well tolerated without anaesthesia. If needed, a mild topical aesthetic may be applied.

In most cases, satisfactory results can be obtained after the first session with no need for further treatments. Depending on the severity of the symptoms, however, a second treatment may be recommended after a few months.

No medical treatment is completely risk-free. Normally, this laser treatment has minimal complications. Potential side-effects can include an increase in temperature and febrile response in the first day following treatment and/or odourless vaginal secretions. These effects are temporary and usually disappear within one or two days.

The healing times are very short, normally no longer than three days. During this time, some secretion may be noticed (pink coloured for the first day, then white coloured). This is a normal reaction and will disappear in a few days.