Yes, that is not a problem.

The treatment is not entirely painless but very manageable. The most sensitive area is at the entrance of the vagina, so a bit of numbing spray is applied to that area before the treatment. Afterwards, it may feel a bit burning for a few hours, but it is not painful.

It is advisable not to have penetration for 3 days after the treatment.

Generally, there is no bleeding afterwards because the mini-wounds created during the treatment are immediately sealed by the laser. If you have been in menopause for a long time, the mucous membrane is very thin, and there may be some bleeding. However, this is not dangerous or unhealthy.

No, it is not necessary to wait with the treatment. You ensure that the vaginal tissue is in good condition, which is also beneficial for a new pregnancy and subsequent childbirth.

By using the probe exclusively for your use, the risk of infection transmission is prevented. It is also advised to avoid penetration, inserting tampons, taking baths, and going to a pool or sauna for 3 days after the treatment to prevent infection.

No, it will not get worse. But if you are prone to getting a fungal infection, we recommend getting a course like Canesten from the drugstore about 2 to 3 days before the scheduled laser treatment. In general, you will likely notice fewer symptoms of this condition after the treatment, as one of the effects of the treatment is the normalization of pH.

It is not advisable to undergo the treatment during your menstruation. The blood hinders the penetration of FemiLift into the vaginal tissue, reducing the effectiveness of the treatment.

In most cases, yes. However, if you experience intense deep pelvic pain during intercourse, the gynecologist may advise against it.

Yes, that’s not a problem.

Yes, certainly.

It is important to have this checked and treated first before proceeding with FemiLift treatment.

The laser probe is inserted into the vagina up to the cervix. The laser beam penetrates approximately 0.5 mm into the vaginal skin, deep enough to reach the level of the skin where new collagen is formed.

CO2 lasers have been in use for over 50 years and have demonstrated their safety and effectiveness in various applications, including dermatology and gynecology. A similar laser technique is used on the face for rejuvenation and wrinkle reduction. Only an experienced doctor is authorized to perform the FemiLift treatment. Additionally, the laser output is limited, making it impossible to inadvertently damage tissue.

Most exercises can be resumed immediately; you often feel yourself when you are ready. On the day of the treatment, it is recommended to take it easy.

Approximately 90% of treated patients will achieve a good result with 3 treatments. The FemiLift treatment remains effective for a long time, but to maintain optimal results, it is advised to undergo one treatment annually.

Showering is allowed, but it’s preferable to avoid taking baths as it may potentially increase the risk of infection.

The effectiveness of the treatment lasts for 24 months or longer, but to maintain the treatment’s effect, it is advised to undergo a single treatment annually. The treatment can be repeated multiple times without any issues.

No, not at all.

The treatment can assist with mild prolapse, but it is unlikely to make a prolapse disappear. However, it does have a positive effect on the heavy feeling in the lower abdomen experienced by women with prolapse.

Yes, certainly.

Yes, in most cases. If a mesh has been used to support the prolapse, the gynecologist may choose to advise against FemiLift.

In many cases, this indeed has a positive impact, especially for postmenopausal women. The blood flow and thickness of the vaginal tissue increase, reducing the chances of a urinary tract infection.

No, on the contrary. It can help improve vaginal lubrication. Recent studies have shown improvement in dryness caused by menopausal symptoms.

After a vaginal birth, it is advisable to wait for 3 months to ensure that the vaginal tissue has naturally healed, and any scars from tears or episiotomy have had a chance to heal.

Yes, no problem.

Avoid penetration and sexual intercourse for 3 days. It is also recommended to refrain from using tampons, taking baths, and visiting saunas or pools for 3 days after the treatment.

No, the nerves of the clitoris are safely situated far from the treated area. The treatment occurs inside the vagina, not on the outside, the vulva.