Beauty Scar Removal CO2 Fractional Laser Machine For Vagina Tightening

CO2 Laser Vagina Tightening

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Lumsail uses a fractional CO2 or carbon dioxide laser that is delivered via a probe which is inserted 6 to 8cms into the vaginal canal.

The probe used to deliver the CO2 energy has a 360° rotation and is used with a single use, hygienic sleeve.

How does it work?
CO2 laser delivers energy approximately 0.5mm deep into the vaginal skin and creates tiny, white, ablated dots of damaged tissue on the mucosal tissue inside the vaginal canal. As with other fractional laser techniques used in aesthetics, the principle is that this stimulates the healing response in the non-ablated (non-damaged) tissue surrounding each micro-dot, and thus new collagen formation results and the thickness of the vaginal lining is improved.

The device has a history in gynaecological applications where CO2 lasers have been used by medical practitioners for several decades to remove genital warts and some cancers.

CO2 Laser vagina tightening . The procedure is fast, painless and completely safe, and provides highly effective results. It’s a versatile solution that enables medical practitioners to treat various feminine indications quickly and effectively. Procedures are conducted in an outpatient setting, and do not require anesthesia or downtime, ensuring that women can resume their routine – and regain their confidence – soon after.

The benefits of co2 Laser Vagina Tightening:
• Fast, homogeneous treatments
• Minimally invasive
• Optimal For collagen remodeling
• Safe, easy & effective
• Immediate results
• Hygienic, single use probe

Vaginal ageing, or vaginal atrophy causes changes in the structure and function of the vagina and can affect women of all ages.

A powerful CO2 rejuvenating vaginal laser that promotes the remodelling of the vaginal mucous epithelium layer.

The regeneration of new tissue within the vaginal walls that takes place following treatment rebuilds a naturally stronger structure, and recovers lost volume, hydration and elasticity.

The procedure takes around five minutes and is suitable for almost all women suffering from vaginal atrophy.

Pain medication is not required, and there is no downtime.

What does the laser procedure treat?
The main cause of the symptoms of VVA is a drop in the oestrogen levels causing the vaginal lining to become thinner, dryer and less elastic.

Itchiness and burning sensation
Discomfort related to laxity
Dyspareunia (pain) or bleeding during sexual intercourse
Early stages of urinary incontinence

Other causes of vaginal atrophy co2 laser can treat:
History of hormone-sensitive cancers (e.g breast and uterine)
Breastfeeding related vaginal dryness
History of not being satisfied with hormone replacement therapies
"Induced" menopause:
post hysterectomy
Post suppression of ovarian function (chemotherapy, radiation)
Anti oestrogen medications

How does CO2 Vaginal Laser work?
The principle of fractional laser is to treat a proportion of the skin or mucosal surface area in columns of laser light.

Recent scientific literature shows that treatment with fractional CO2 laser can be used for the treatment of vaginal health related conditions and specifically that it significantly improves symptoms of VVA in post menopausal women.

Historirical data also shows that fractional CO2 lasers cause a thickening and restoration of the vaginal mucosa.

During the CO2 Laser procedure the probe delivers continuous wave of CO2 levels in a fractional pattern along the vaginal lining. Uniform delivery of the fractional pattern is achieved through a unique scanner designer to microbeams of 210um in a controlled and uniform manner. It also enables a quicker vaginal tissue healing.

What does each treatment involve?
The procedure is not painful so pain relief is not required.

The doctor will firstly perform an examination of the vagina using a speculum to exclude the presence of any concerns of abnormality apart from VVA, the extent of which will be assessed.

The co2 laser procedure is performed with the patient lying supine and as mentioned does not require pain relief or sedation.

During the treatment, the doctor will move the sterilized applicator along the vaginal wall in an outward motion, applying the laser in a 360 degree pattern covering the entire area. The whole procedure should take a few minutes.

You may experience a minor heat sensation during the treatment but it is very gentle and you should not feel uncomfortable.

What happens after treatment?
The co2 laser procedure is very safe and has very little risks. Immediately after the treatment you may feel a very mild heat sensation. This will not last longer than a few hours. There is a transient inflammatory reaction expected after the procedure such as sensation of heat, possible burning and minor bleeding. These symptoms are very mild and usually resolve within 24 hours and not last longer than 72 hours. Vaginal lubricating gel can be used for discomfort.

For a minimum of 5 days it is important to:
avoid heat exposure in the treated area (such as a hot shower or sauna)
refrain from sexual activity, as well as avoid use of tampons and douche
wear cotton underwear and loose fitting bottoms to allow the treated area to breathe as much as possible

When will I see results?
Typically 2-3 treatments are needed to see optimal results and achieve the desired outcome on the vaginal layer. We recommend three treatments, six weeks apart with annual maintenance treatments.

Laser technology has been used for several decades in skin care, and the CO2 laser is a very common procedure option in physician offices. This technology has been applied in the treatment of a variety of issues; from wrinkles around eyes, to dark spots on face, and acne scars not treatable with Dermabrasion. But its early popularity is what also caused the CO2 laser to see many changes over the years. For example, earlier versions of these devices were often accompanied by significant discomfort and side effects in the form of redness, inflammation, and peeling skin. As consumer demand for minimally invasive treatments increased, the technology evolved with the addition of various cooling mechanisms to increase patient comfort, and strategies to limit skin damage through a more methodical laser beam application. The CO2 laser treatment of today has improved significantly from its predecessors, but risks of skin damage and painful side effects have not disappeared completely.

Fractional CO2 resurfacing can erase years from your face and dramatically improve the appearance of wrinkles and pigment, but it is not a lunchtime procedure. “In the past, traditional carbon dioxide laser treatments removed the entire surface of the skin. Fractional CO2 resurfacing is a one-time, treatment performed with local anesthesia. It offers mild improvement in wrinkles, discoloration and scarring by stimulating collagen production. The companies behind these treatments also claim that skin tightening is a result.

CO2 Laser Technology
The CO2 laser creates infrared waves, which are then amplified through a series of mirrors and lenses to deliver a powerful energy beam to the surface of the skin. Physicians use specially-designed versions of this device to selectively damage skin tissues, a process called ablation, and spur the body’s natural healing process.

In the more traditional applications, the CO2 laser would fully burn off the top layer of skin in the entire treatment area, providing for a type of laser peel. Damaged skin cells were completely vaporized, and fresh, glowing skin was present beneath. The intensity of this procedure, however, is too painful for some patients to endure, and the CO2 resurfacing laser treatment was altered over time to use a fractional approach.

The fractional version of the CO2 laser, or fractional Co2 laser, is very similar to the initial models, except for one key difference: it doesn’t burn off the entire upper layer of skin cells. Instead, this type of device destroys only tiny patches of skin within the treatment area, leaving much of the surface intact. This improvement on the CO2 laser allows for faster healing, but at the same time, may also require more treatments to show meaningful results.