Case Study: Treating Vaginal Laxity and Sexual Dysfunction

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Dr Natasha Ranga details how she successfully managed a patient’s intimate vulvovaginal concerns with CO2 fractional laser

Globally, approximately 15% of the pre-menopausal population have vulvovaginal concerns,1 however the true figure may be underestimated as it is often being perceived as an embarrassing problem, so many patients may not seek help or treatment. Myself and Dr Jorge Zafra, who assisted me with this article, have personally noted an increase in popularity for vaginal treatments, however there is no one clear definition on what the procedure involves or its intended benefits.2
Managing concernsThe concerns that many patients present with include vaginal laxity, dryness, urinary stress incontinence, sexual discomfort, dyspareunia and psychosexual problems.2 Vaginal rejuvenation addresses all of the above concerns, and refers to restoring a woman’s intimate health to a pre-menopausal state and a prepartum restoration. Sexuality plays an important part in a woman’s health, quality of life and…

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