This treatment is indicated for:

• Vaginismus, painful and involuntary contraction of the vaginal muscles, making penetration very difficult. Vaginismus often has a mental component, which is why an approach that also includes psychological care is recommended.
• Vulvodynia, long-lasting, unexplained pain in the vulva.
• Genital hyperhidrosis, excessive sweating in the pubic or genital area, causing irritation, unpleasant odour and discomfort.

• In cases of vaginismus: pain, impossibility of penetration, involuntary spasms, anxiety.
• In cases of vulvodynia: persistent pain, hypersensitivity, burning, inflammation, discomfort during sexual intercourse.
• In cases of hyperhidrosis: excessive sweating in the pubic area, irritation, unpleasant odour.

• Initial consultation for:
  • Complete medical assessment and physical examination, to ensure a proper differential diagnosis.
  • Knowing the patient’s concerns.
  • Detailed explanation of the treatment and resolution of any possible doubts.

 

• Application of outpatient treatment in the doctor’s surgery, which may require several sessions:

• • • Intradermal microinjections in the area to be treated.
    • Duration of treatment: 20-40 minutes.

• Immediate return to daily life.
• The results will gradually become visible over the following 2 to 7 days.
• The duration of the effect ranges from 6 to 8 months.
• Medical follow-up is recommended.

This procedure is recommended when the following conditions are present:
 

• Vaginal atrophy or dryness, common in the menopause, postpartum, oncological treatments, …
• Loss of volume in the labia majora. Childbirth or age can induce body changes that result in flaccidity, asymmetry or stretching.
• Scars such as that caused by episiotomy.
• Vulvar dermatoses, used as a complementary treatment for lichen sclerosus.

• Vaginal dryness and irritation.
• Sensation of tightness or fragility.
• Discomfort during sexual intercourse.
• Lack of turgidity in the labia majora.
• Discomfort due to scarring or inflammatory conditions.

• Initial consultation for:
  • Complete medical assessment and physical examination.
  • Knowing the patient’s concerns.
  • Detailed explanation of the treatment and resolution of any possible doubts.
  • Possibility of suspending the use of certain drugs.

 

• Application of outpatient treatment in the doctor’s surgery:

• • • Application of topical anaesthesia.
    • Vaginal hydration: superficial intramucosal injection in the vestibule or vaginal mucosa.
    • Filling of the labia majora: subcutaneous injection with cannula or needle, followed by massage.
    • Duration of treatment: 30 minutes approximately.

• Postoperative care for a week will involve:

• • • Avoiding sexual intercourse.
    • Not going to swimming pools, or using jacuzzis or saunas.
    • Refraining from doing strenuous exercise.

• The results will be noticeable in the following 7 – 10 days.
• The duration of the effect ranges from 6 to 12 months.
• Medical follow-up is recommended.