$1000 / session
Intravaginal Radiofrequency Radiofrequency therapy
Improve vaginal sensation, lubrication, and laxity with radiofrequency energy.
What it is, and how it works
- Treatment Details
Votiva Intravaginal Radiofrequency (RF) is a non-surgical and non-invasive treatment that uses radiofrequency energy to improve the health and function of the vaginal tissue.
- How it Works
The treatment involves the use of a handheld device that emits RF energy to the vaginal tissue, stimulating the production of collagen and elastin fibers. The increased production of these fibers can help to tighten and tone the vaginal tissue, improve vaginal lubrication, and reduce symptoms of urinary incontinence.
What it costs at the studio
Your first appointment will include a brief vaginal exam to confirm your eligibility and ensure we get you the right treatment to help you feel your best.
- 1 session
- $1000
- 3 sessions
- $2500
Before, during and after
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Who it's for
Up to 45% of women deal with dryness or a lack of sensation, which can lead to pain during sex or overall discomfort.
- Votiva Intravaginal RF is commonly used to address symptoms related to vaginal childbirth, hormonal changes, aging, and menopause, such as decreased vaginal sensation or lubrication during sex, as well as those with vaginal laxity (looseness) or atrophy (thinned skin).
- It may be beneficial for women who experience vaginal dryness, pain during intercourse, or other vaginal discomfort.
- We recommend 3 sessions total, with one session every 2 weeks. After that, a maintenance session is recommended every 6 months.
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During Treatment
Your first appointment will include a brief vaginal exam to confirm your eligibility and ensure we get you the right treatment to help you feel your best.
- Your clinician will place a small handheld device vaginally for 15-20 minutes.
- The device emits controlled and consistent RF energy, which penetrates the vaginal tissue, heating it to a precise temperature. The heating stimulates the production of collagen and elastin, which helps to improve the strength, tone, and elasticity of the vaginal tissue.
- You may experience mild discomfort or warmth during the procedure. However, the treatment is generally well-tolerated, and there is no downtime associated with it.
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Post-Treatment
Post-treatment care
- You should avoid getting into a hot bath or a jacuzzi, or having any internal contact (sex, tampons) for at least 2 days.
- You may experience mild sensitivity for 24-48 hours, but you’ll be able to continue most normal routines comfortably.
Common questions
Who is Intravaginal Radiofrequency for?
This treatment can be helpful for women of any age experiencing decreased vaginal sensation or lubrication during sex, as well as those with vaginal laxity (looseness) or atrophy (thinned skin). These symptoms can be common for women post childbirth or peri and post-menopause because of changing estrogen levels. For many women, this can lead to general discomfort or painful sex.
How will Intravaginal Radiofrequency help me?
Radiofrequency energy works to increase blood circulation and stimulate the production of new collagen and elastin, which helps firm and tighten the vaginal area. With consistent sessions, the result is more pleasurable sex with increased sensation and lubrication. Some patients also report experiencing improvement in bladder control issues. For ongoing results, maintenance sessions are recommended.
When can I expect results?
While some patients report improvement earlier, the recommended protocol is 1 session every 2 weeks for 3 sessions total. Optimal results continue to build to 6 weeks after the final session.
Does it hurt?
No, the treatment does not hurt. It’s most commonly described as warm internal pressure or pulsing while the radiofrequency is applied.
How often should I get this treatment?
We recommend 3 sessions total, with one session every 2 weeks. After that, a maintenance session is recommended every 6 months.
What should I expect after treatment?
You may experience mild sensitivity for 24-48 hours, but you’ll be able to continue most normal routines comfortably, such as exercise and showering. However, you should avoid getting into a hot bath or a jacuzzi, or having any internal contact (sex, tampons) for at least 2 days.
Not sure where to start?
Most people begin with the Aging Wellness Assessment, then let the results decide the rest.
See the assessment