Surgical treatment of prolapse (prolapse) of the vaginal mucosa

At the initial stages of the vaginal omission, an effective, non -human treatment method is the use of the Prolaplase Fotona methodology.

Surgical treatment of prolapse (prolapse) of the vaginal mucosa
Prolapse of the vaginal walls is a common problem that affects more than 50% of women. Often it is caused by menopause, as well as difficult childbirth. We help solve the problem.

Benefits

Effective treatment

Advanced methods of combating the disease make it possible to eliminate the symptoms, eliminating the possibility of relapse for the patient in the future.

Fast rehabilitation

Timely use of ProlapLase Fotona can eliminate the consequences of prolapse and prevent the need for surgical intervention. Olympus Clinic uses exclusively original techniques using the Fotona laser system.

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Consultation

The technique requires mandatory preliminary consultation. The doctor listens to the patient’s complaints, examines her, takes smears and sends her for an ultrasound. If we are talking about the initial stage of prolapse, the gynecologist recommends the ProlapLase Fotona technology and talks about all its nuances. The procedure does not require preparation. The only limitation is that it is not done during menstruation. Please note that if the stage of prolapse is quite serious, laser techniques are ineffective. Then the doctor will refer the patient to a surgeon.

Procedure

Procedure

Treatment of prolapse of the vaginal walls using ProlapLase Fotona technology is a quick and comfortable procedure that does not cause pain. It takes up to 30 minutes. Local anesthesia in the form of a numbing cream may be used. During the session, the doctor can use the laser on the front, back, and side walls of the vagina. The operating principle of the device is to gently heat them. Due to this, the vaginal canal narrows without removing tissue, unpleasant symptoms disappear and the synthesis of collagen fibers is activated. The procedure is carried out in a course of 3-4 sessions with an interval of 1 month. With each visit to the gynecologist, the effect will increase. The final result can be assessed after completing the course.

Rehabilitation

Rehabilitation

Treatment with the ProlapLase Fotona laser is a delicate technique that does not involve injury or damage. Therefore, it does not involve rehabilitation or restrictions. The only thing is that you should observe sexual rest for 3 days.

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Indications and contraindications

Indications
Prolapse of the walls of the vagina

Opinations of the genitals in a woman

Owl of the front or posterior wall of the vagina

Changing the position of the walls of the vagina associated with a violation of the functioning of supporting structures

Postpartum prolapse

Uterine prolapse after childbirth

Stress urinary incontinence

Involuntary urine allocation caused by stress

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Expected effect

Elimination of discomfort and pain

Prolapse provokes a number of unpleasant symptoms: pain and discomfort, frequent urge to urinate, and urinary incontinence. Our experienced gynecological surgeons help to cope with them.

Restoring the healthy state of the intimate area

In the initial stages, this problem can be dealt with using non-surgical methods. The innovative ProlapLase Fotona technology is aimed at restoring the elasticity and density of the vaginal walls. The laser reduces their sagging, increases the thickness of the submucosal layer, and returns the vagina to its normal shape.

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