ThermiVa is a non-surgical treatment designed to address changes in vaginal tissues, including laxity, dryness, and other intimate wellness concerns. At Center for SmartLipo & Plastic Surgery in Langhorne, PA, ThermiVa uses controlled radiofrequency energy to warm targeted tissues and stimulate collagen production.
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ThermiVa uses controlled radiofrequency energy to warm vaginal tissues. This controlled heat is intended to stimulate collagen production and support tissue tightening and rejuvenation. The treatment also helps with increasing vaginal moisture and decreasing urinary incontinence. The treatment is non-surgical and does not require incisions or anesthesia. During treatment, the temperature is monitored to help maintain patient comfort and safety.
ThermiVa may be considered for several concerns involving vaginal and intimate wellness.
Radiofrequency energy can warm tissues and support collagen production to address vaginal laxity.
The Center offers ThermiVa as an option for women experiencing urinary incontinence.
The treatment may help address changes in sensitivity and sexual function associated with vaginal tissue changes.
Your consultation begins with your symptoms, concerns, health history, and treatment goals.
The treatment is performed in the office and does not require anesthesia.
The ThermiVa wand is then used to deliver controlled radiofrequency energy to the targeted vaginal tissues.
The controlled warmth stimulates the treated tissues over time by increasing vaginal moisture, decreasing urinary incontinence, increasing vaginal sensation, and increasing vaginal tightness.
ThermiVa offers a non-surgical option for women experiencing certain changes in vaginal tissues.
ThermiVa does not require traditional surgery or incisions.
The Center states that anesthesia is not required during the treatment.
Patients can generally return to their normal activities immediately following treatment.
Radiofrequency energy is used to warm tissues and stimulate collagen production.
Center for SmartLipo & Plastic Surgery provides ThermiVa at its 940 Town Center Drive, Suite F-20, Langhorne, PA 19047 location. Women from Philadelphia, Newtown, Levittown, Bensalem, Yardley, and surrounding Bucks County communities can explore ThermiVa with the medical team. Treatment is tailored around your individual concerns and goals, with attention to your comfort and the areas you want to address. The medical team can help you understand whether ThermiVa may be an appropriate option for your needs.
Dr. Durvi Patel specializes in feminine rejuvenation and was personally trained by Dr. Red Alinsod in the O-Shot procedure and ThermiVa.
Changes in vaginal tissues after childbirth can contribute to laxity, reduced sensation, or changes in sexual comfort. Women experiencing these concerns may discuss whether ThermiVa is appropriate for their needs.
Hormonal changes during menopause can affect vaginal tissues and contribute to dryness, burning, or discomfort. ThermiVa may be considered as a nonsurgical option for women experiencing certain tissue changes.
Some women experience urinary leakage or other changes in continence as vaginal tissues change. If urinary concerns are affecting your daily life, your provider can determine whether ThermiVa may be an appropriate option.
Changes in sensitivity, comfort, or sexual function can affect intimate wellness. A consultation allows you to discuss these concerns privately and understand whether ThermiVa may fit your individual treatment goals.
ThermiVa is generally described by the Center as a well-tolerated, non-invasive treatment. The Center also notes that while the FDA has cleared ThermiVa's radiofrequency technology for certain dermatological and general surgical uses, ThermiVa has not been specifically FDA-approved for vaginal rejuvenation. Your provider can discuss the potential benefits, risks, and limitations before treatment.
If vaginal laxity, dryness, urinary concerns, or changes in sexual function are affecting your comfort or confidence, ThermiVa may be an option to explore with a qualified medical provider.
Your consultation provides an opportunity to discuss your concerns privately, understand how ThermiVa works, and determine whether this treatment fits your individual needs.
