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Feminine Intimate Regenerative Medicine

WHAT IS IT ABOUT

The field of Aesthetic and Functional Gynecology (regenerative medicine for female intimate health) is an innovative branch of aesthetic and regenerative medicine that offers innovative non-surgical treatments aimed at restoring the health, functionality, and appearance of the intimate area with natural results. Its goal is not only aesthetic, but also to restore the protective function, physical and psychological comfort, wellbeing, sexuality, and confidence in everyday life.

As the years go by, just as it happens with the skin on the face and body, the tissues in the genital area also undergo natural changes. Pregnancy, childbirth, menopause, hormonal fluctuations, weight loss or gain, intensive physical activity, certain diseases or oncological treatments can reduce the elasticity and hydration of these tissues, causing dryness, discomfort, itching, frequent irritations, pain during sexual intercourse, recurrent vaginal discharge or mild urinary disorders.

Many women consider these changes to be an inevitable consequence of ageing or menopause, but today there are innovative treatment options for vulvovaginal rejuvenation that can enhance the quality of the tissues in a minimally invasive way.

In cases where there are absolute contraindications to hormone replacement therapy or the patient refuses to take it, aesthetic and regenerative medicine treatments can be used as an alternative treatment option. These procedures stimulate the body′s natural repair and regeneration processes, helping to improve tissue hydration, elasticity, and trophicity. The treatments are carried out in outpatient clinics, with local anesthesia when indicated, do not require hospitalization and allow a quick return to normal daily activities.

Each therapeutic plan is customized after a clinical evaluation, choosing the solution that best suits the patient′s clinical needs and objectives.
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When is it recommended?

Intimate regenerative medicine may be recommended for various conditions that affect not only the aesthetic appearance, but above all the functionality and well-being of the intimate area.

01

Vaginal Dryness

  • During pre- and postmenopause, whether physiological, early, surgical, or pharmacological
  • After chemotherapy or radiotherapy
  • During hormonal therapies with anti-estrogens, such as tamoxifen
  • Prolonged use of the contraceptive pill
  • After childbirth
  • In patients with autoimmune diseases
  • In the presence of frequent infections

Vaginal dryness can occur at different stages of life and should not be considered an inevitable condition.

A personalized treatment plan can help restore hydration, elasticity, comfort, and intimate well-being.

02

Postpartum Recovery

  • Vaginal relaxation syndrome, with the sensation that the vagina feels more open and less toned
  • Increased susceptibility to infections
  • Mild stress urinary incontinence
  • Perineal scars
  • Intimate hyperpigmentation
  • Discomfort, pain, and reduced sensitivity during sexual intercourse
  • Vaginal dryness and lack of lubrication

For a long time, it was believed that after childbirth, the body would recover on its own. This is partly true: our body has a remarkable capacity for recovery.

However, time alone is not always sufficient to restore previous levels of well-being and functionality.

During pregnancy and childbirth, the pelvic floor, abdominal muscles, and vaginal tissues are subjected to considerable stress.

Supporting their regeneration with appropriate medical care can promote a more complete and natural recovery.

Regenerative medicine can help promote tissue repair, improve tone and elasticity, restore proper hydration of the vaginal mucosa, and reduce symptoms such as urinary incontinence or the sensation of vaginal laxity.

With a personalized treatment plan, many women can feel comfortable in their bodies again sooner than they may have imagined.

03

Menopause and Hormonal Changes

  • Involutional changes in the vulvovaginal area
  • Hypotrophy of the labia majora, when they appear flattened or less prominent
  • Vaginal dryness and lack of lubrication
  • Irritation, burning, and itching, including at night
  • Stress urinary incontinence
  • Discomfort and pain during sexual intercourse
  • Reduced sensitivity and intimate well-being
  • Increased susceptibility to infections

One of the most common and often most limiting symptoms of menopause is vaginal atrophy.

As estrogen levels decrease, intimate tissues become thinner, less elastic, and less hydrated.

This may result in vaginal dryness, itching that often occurs at night, burning, vaginal discharge, recurrent urinary tract infections, urinary incontinence, and pain during sexual intercourse.

Many women believe this is an inevitable consequence of aging and seek relief with moisturizing creams or lubricants.

These products may provide temporary relief, but they do not always address the underlying cause of the problem.

When the vaginal mucosa has lost tone and vitality, it is important to take action to promote tissue regeneration.

Today, treatments are available that stimulate collagen production, improve microcirculation, and restore hydration and elasticity to vulvovaginal tissues.

These treatments can provide valuable support in relieving symptoms associated with menopause or other conditions characterized by reduced estrogen levels.

The end of the fertile years is not an ending, but the beginning of a new stage of life. A stage in which every woman can continue to live fully, feel confident in herself, and enjoy intimacy and every moment of her life.

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Urinary Incontinence

Urinary incontinence, although very common, should not be considered a normal condition.

Involuntary urine leakage may occur during sports or sudden movements, when coughing, sneezing, laughing, and even during sexual intercourse.

Many women come to believe that urinary leakage is a condition they simply have to live with, perhaps by using urological panty liners, which can be particularly uncomfortable during the summer months.

One of the causes of urinary incontinence is a change in the normal position of the urethra, caused by a loss of elasticity in the vaginal tissues and weakening of the muscles and ligaments of the pelvic floor.

Whatever the situation, effective non-surgical solutions are available today to help restore control, comfort, well-being, and confidence.

05

Intimate Hyperpigmentation

Some people may experience darker pigmentation in the intimate area compared with the rest of the body.

The causes may be related to hormonal changes, pregnancy, hair removal practices, harsh intimate cleansers, continuous friction from clothing, or dermatological conditions.

This hyperpigmentation can cause an unpleasant sense of discomfort and may also negatively affect intimacy and relationships.

Intimate peeling involves the application of a specific solution formulated for an especially sensitive and delicate area.

The treatment promotes exfoliation and cellular renewal while also stimulating the synthesis of collagen and elastin.

06

Hypotrophy of the Labia Majora

Some women, following significant weight loss, during menopause, or as a result of sports such as horse riding and cycling, may experience a significant loss of volume in the labia majora.

This condition may be associated with reduced collagen, adipose tissue, and skin trophism, resulting in laxity and loss of tissue tone.

This change may cause not only aesthetic discomfort but also functional symptoms, such as increased sensitivity, friction, and discomfort during daily or sporting activities.

Irritation and frequent infections may also occur due to the reduced protection provided by the tissues.

In an active woman, for example, even a simple activity such as cycling can become uncomfortable due to the reduction of the tissues’ natural cushioning effect.

In these cases, volume and softness of the labia majora can be restored using a hyaluronic acid-based filler specifically formulated for the intimate area.

The combination of hyaluronic acid and polynucleotides represents an effective option for improving trophism, hydration, and tone of the vulvar tissues, while also helping to restore support and comfort.

The aim of the treatment is to restore the natural quality and volume of the tissues, helping them regain their protective function and promoting intimate well-being.

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Available Treatments

Each treatment plan is defined after a thorough medical assessment, selecting the treatment best suited to the patient’s needs and individual characteristics.

01

Vaginal Laser Treatment

A non-surgical treatment designed to stimulate tissue regeneration, improving hydration, elasticity, and tone.

02

Intimate Peeling

A specific treatment designed to promote cell renewal and improve the evenness and quality of the skin in the intimate area.

03

Vulvovaginal Biostimulation

A hyaluronic acid treatment designed to promote hydration, elasticity, and regeneration of vulvovaginal tissues.

04

Labia Majora Volumization

A treatment designed to restore the natural volume, support, and protective function of the labia majora.

05

Vulvar Filler

A personalized treatment designed to improve tissue trophism, hydration, and softness while preserving a natural-looking result.

06

Ozone Therapy

A natural and innovative treatment that harnesses the anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, and regenerative properties of medical ozone to promote women’s intimate well-being.

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