Non Surgical Vitalia Treatments Improve Vaginal Tone

As we age, our natural ability to produce collagen and elastin starts to decline. This affects the skin all over our bodies, not just the face. If you’re a woman who has had babies or has gone through menopause, the effect can be even more pronounced. Women come to us often in middle age complaining about changes in function – incontinence, pain, and dryness. Ultimately this is a result of the lack of elasticity in the skin plus the hormonal changes that happen throughout life. The good news is that now there is a non surgical treatment available to help. Vitalia treatments enhance vaginal tone and can reduce or eliminate these common complaints, without the risks or downtime of surgery.

What Is Vitalia? How Does It Work?

Vitalia by TempSure is an innovative procedure that uses radiofrequency (RF) technology to gently heat the vaginal tissue. It’s similar to how RF treatments work on the face – the heat stimulates tissue remodeling and the production of collagen and elastin. This results in better tone and a more youthful/firm appearance.

What Are Treatments Like?

This simple, in-office treatment involves a small handpiece that delivers RF energy to the target area. Most patients report that the procedure is comfortable and only experience a mild warming sensation. Sessions are short, typically around 15-30 minutes.

The Benefits Of This Non Surgical Procedure

The main benefit of Vitalia treatments is improved vaginal tone. This alone will typically improve incontinence issues as well as concerns like painful intercourse. But, it also helps to increase your natural production of lubrication, which further reduces discomfort during intimacy and general feelings of dryness/itchiness. Because it’s a non surgical procedure, you’ll also get the benefit of no recovery time! You can get back to your daily routine almost immediately.

Wondering if Vitalia is right for you? It’s a great option for anyone looking to improve vaginal tone and health without the need for risky, surgical procedures. It might be worth considering. Come in for a consultation to discuss Vitalia and if it might be a good solution for you.